Caddy. I started with npm but I realized it was hiding enough stuff that I wasn't learning anything about managing networking. Caddy is super easy and has lot of sane defaults.
Read books, it's the poor people version of traveling to broaden your mind. Sometimes even more effective since some things cannot be experienced irl. They don't need to be recent, the old classics are good. Think about the moral/ethics/philosophies you want to live your life on, then you can interpretate events according to those.
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This week I bought and finished two little indie gems, for the price of 5.89 + 4.99. They were great, even if one was a bit short, but I also have around 500 hours on another indie game. Thanks to alpha beta gamer on YouTube i discovered there's a lot of nice games which focuses on story and mechanics more than graphic. I hope they price Gta VI at 100 $ and it flops.
I have a Samsung xcover 6 pro. It has the jack + 2 sims + 1 microsd + removable battery
echo "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"
This is a masterpiece
That must mean it's working! :D
Couple of weeks ago I wanted to change the intensity of the light bulb. I open the hue app and it tells me to download the new app, not allowing me to do anything else. I install the new app and it asks me to register.... I still have my bulb at full light :D I'll either find a compatible open source app or a light bulb that respect my privacy, I got a couple of tplink ones which were cheap and seems to work ok
This is just my personal list
- Ublock origin in advanced mode to block js like matrix did (or in basic mode on mobile/if you don't want to waste time fixing broke websites)
- Decentraleyes to avoid loading libraries
- Cookies autodelete to you guess it
- Consent O Matic to auto consent gdpr banners
- Link cleaner to clean copied urls from tracking queries
- Redirector to redirect famous websites to their alternative front-ends (YouTube to piped etc)
Tenkard
joined 4 years ago
You mean the Stathamverse?