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For some reason even on an iPhone I was almost never given AMP pages from search results (maybe I wasn't using google) but I remember ending up on them a couple times. They were far slower, less usable, and less information dense than well designed sites. If Google truley cared about usability they would just measure that for the ranking.
@linmob It uses a lot of power and is absolutely not a replacement for a physical keyboard.
@icedquinn @kaia I'm pretty sure dating everywhere kinda sucks. That's just dating.
@jeko @retroedgetech My wifi card isn't either but it's pretty easy to use the non-free kernel. You can just copy and paste it to the beginning of your system.scm and change the kernel.
I'm all for the libre thing but heh wifi blobs are wifi blobs and there aren't any truly blob free wifi cards that I'm aware of (although there are some that have a small arm processor with open source linux firmware between the blobbed wifi card and your main computer.)
@DeveloperMemes IMO the OSX keyboard shortcuts are the best (and I don't like Apple.) The Emacs style readline shortcuts work in all the text field. You would think GTK would at least have an option for that.
#GNU #Guix is now available on #Grid5000, a federation of #HPC clusters in France:
https://www.grid5000.fr/w/News#Guix_package_manager_available_on_Grid.275000
Really happy and hopeful this will help ease the path to #ReproducibleResearch!
Japan to probe messaging app #Line after reports it let Chinese engineers access user data
Ford embracing remote work long-term means it is officially mainstream. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/03/17/ford-coronavirus-remote-work/
@icedquinn idk those don't sound opposing to me.
p.s. Some simple step-by-step instructions for installing F-Droid:
Your car is broadcasting data about where you go and what you do. And now a surveillance contractor wants to sell this data to the U.S. military, including "real-time locations of specific cars in nearly any country on Earth."
https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7adn9/car-location-data-telematics-us-military-ulysses-group
@purple @icedquinn A lot of people overlook this. There are tons of workers driving back and forth every day just to maintain this ( this means they're also getting fed, have housing maintained, wearing on roads etc.)
I guess caching anything anywhere just creates vulnerabilities. Everything from the remote end needs to be held on tongs at arms length.
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Email mastodon+swiley@swiley.net (this makes all of my computers beep and turn on an indicator light and is always the fastest way to reach me.) I was on octodon a while ago but abandoned my account. I've never been a member of gab or parlor.
If you’d like to learn to program I would consider the SICP [1] more or less the peak of American CS pedagogy (at least as far as beginners go) along with “The Practice of Programming” once you get through that.
I play ukulele, I’m ok at reading music and decent at improv. I learned from Walter Piston’s “Harmony” and some of Adam Neely’s videos.
My main phone is a pine phone so if I don’t pick up when you call the battery is probably dead, the modem is probably dead, or I’m currently swearing at calls/pulseaudio/alsa. I’d strongly recommend sending an email instead.
Dispite what my web page says I’ve stopped uploading my scratch projects to GitHub once I started to understand the basics of collaboration with git. I was using the flamegraph as gamification/motivation but it doesn’t work as well with feature branch/squash merge workflows so I just keep most things on my VPS until I’m happy with publishing updates.
[1] https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book.html