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Remember when always-listening Amazon Alexa was going to be inevitable?

businessinsider.com/amazon-ale

How about Google Glass?

Big Tech PR always tells us that each new #SurveillanceCapitalism technology is somehow going to be inevitable until…it isn't.

Today's "inevitable" surveillance is #adtech built into web browsers. Maybe it will be the next ALPR and actually get widely deployed, or, maybe it will go the way of other once-inevitable surveillance systems

#AdventOfCode teaches you the rarely used parts of your language. I grep'd our ~100kloc #clojure code base and noticed that not a single time we use `reductions`. `frequencies` we use 4 times. When doing #AdventOfCode those functions are frequently used!

What began as issues with the routing became other blinding issues with our apparently ceasing -- both to file and to database -- for unknown reason after just a few minutes.

abruptly my three-monitor setup, which has been working for years, stopped because it couldn't find my 1600x900 mode. An hour later it is good again.

I have never viewed epub before os thought I would try it. Because of dependencies and non-github repos, the .el install had a few more steps. orys.us/uw

@jay@emacs.ch Were you using Nitter for the twitter reading?

I am a big fan of the browser webapps, but am trying out the RSS elfeed option as part of my war against doom scrolling

@publicvoit Well, I'm still in the process of having that experience :) I have RSS to everyone, but I don't have a way of syndicating my own content yet

I just added most of my qoto followings to my reader. Let's play with that a bit.

#introduction
Hi there! My name is Scott Starkey, and I'm a Clojure back-end developer for CataBoom, a gamification marketing company. In my spare time, I'm also a part-time professional magician and a probably psychic entertainer.

Other interests include the international language Esperanto, board games (design and playing). I'm an illustrator / cartoonist for my game design projects.

#Clojure #BackEndDev #CataBoom #gamification #magician #magic #psychic #Esperanto #illustrator #boardgame

@veer66 @jt3 I use duckduckgo and Metager, but as far as I know everything provides a `site:` keyword. I normally love DDG's image search. What is missing vs G?

@veer66 @jt3 You said the G-word! I'm surprised at that, given your other tech choices

@veer66 By the way, I'm not sure if it matters to you, but has a GREAT interface, . That alone would me on Telegram github.com/zevlg/telega.el/

@veer66 rules, but so does Telegram. I have never considered them competitors in the same space, though. I don't do much IM in Zulip; I basically use it as a great email-extension with my work teams

Scittle: execute Clojure(Script) directly from browser script tags via SCI!

v0.4.11 released: you can now use re-frame from scittle!

babashka.org/scittle

You can play around with re-frame here:

babashka.org/scittle/codemirro

#scittlecljs #clojurescript #clojure

@avelino interesting idea. I'm hypocritical here since I actually do no protection of my phone number, but the phone number itself is the weakpoint, right? I respect several commenters who hate to regard phone numbers as personal identifiers, and somehow dwell in burner phones etc.

Related to this topic might be @delta , which has all the decentralized characteristics of email itself. The concept is beautiful, although I couldn't make the leap a year or two ago when I tried it.

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