Someone pass me the draino right now

This has to be the most pleasant thing in the world after a day of dealing with customers

It’s becoming difficult to tell the difference.

Do I need to #include those first?

Their users are their QA, it saves a ton of money

For you to put your nasty fingerprints all over it?? I don’t think so

• Apple, probably

In case you’re familiar with Obsidian, there’s Quartz: quartz.jzhao.xyz/ Runs in docker too, practically zero config to start

That does little if people keep buying fom amazon store, and they will

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That season doesn’t exist and you can’t convince me otherwise

‘It has chemicals in it’

This use of ‘chemicals’ as something inherently bad just makes it sound like they’re parroting some scaremongering tiktok.

Not that it’s accurate enough to be of much use

Deauther is generally used for kicking clients off WiFi networks.
You can setup a mirror network, kick clients off the real one, they’ll try to reconnect to yours, by which you can steal the WiFi credentials, or even listen in on the traffic.
Or just for testing, obviously.

They’re definitely washed after being harvested, but as someone who has seen how it’s stored between that and the store shelves, I’ll give it a rinse every time.

The values changed so little compared to the full spectrum it wouldn’t make sense.
You’re not comparing to zero, but relative to values over time.
I agree with how it’s presented.

Oh that’s brilliant, thanks

How does one self-host Obsidian? Does that just mean file sync? What am I missing?

Puffy rice is popcorn without the shells that get stuck in your teeth

I have a service that extracts my playback data.
I’m fairly confident I would not just discover 6700 different artists by word of mouth, searching, or shazam combined. It would take a lifetime.
Shazam identifies music that’s playing- where is it playing from in the first place?

We seem to have different use cases.

Sure, I could, and would like to own my copies. It’s just that would be a lot of work and money with the experience ultimately being worse.