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I’m guessing that modern hardware are all controlled by privacy-invading apps, communicating via the company’s servers.

[Crab] silence, brand

I always disliked this take, but I struggled to explain why, until I found this: <https://www.butajape.com/comic/say-it-to-my-face/>

I think that Larry's mostly kidding and it's not really some implied threat of violence in person. Just that we're better at politeness and restraint in person because we see a real human in front of us instead of something abstract on a screen.

Documentation-driven development.

Ahoy did a comprehensive video about it: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHQ4WCU1WQc>, and a video is a more appropriate medium for discussing and demonstrating video games.

It wasn’t even the test’s original display, IIRC; they just re-used the housing and inserted a fancier display.

The article is about running your own DNS server, which is, and must, always be available to everyone. What you are talking about is running a DNS resolver, but that is not the topic.

DNSMasq is a DNS resolver, not a DNS server.

It's both, and more, in a way. But it's primarily a DNS tweaking tool, and does not support things like zone transfers. Which you usually don't need with a small-scale personal setup anyway.

It’s up to the e-mail client implementors, but I would personally prefer text/enriched, RFC 1896, instead of markdown.


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