I'm a senior consultant (DevOps, security) with 15+ years of experience. When not doing work for a client, I don't seem to know what to do with my computer anymore... I get put off by all the threats/friction I've been exposed to professionally. Does this happen to any one of you too? I think most of my pain points are related to being perma-connected to the Internet but it might be something...
I built FeedForge to solve a frustrating problem I often encountered: many interesting blogs and websites I enjoy lack RSS feeds, the same goes for many local government agencies where I live (though they have Instagram/X/TikTok profiles...)What started as a personal tool evolved into something more versatile.FeedForge generates RSS feeds for any website, with XPath/CSS selector support to...
About a year ago I stumbled upon the degrowth concept and subsequently picked up the book "Degrowth: Less is More" by Jason Hickel. For those unfamiliar with the term: "an infinite expansion of the economy is fundamentally contradictory to finite planetary boundaries".[1]There's been some of HN posts mentioning degrowth in the past but they were heavily criticized[2][3]. I get some degrowthist...
I guess this argument could also be applied to Pastebin? Should it be returning raw HTML if asked to?
As for the backend, it's a Flask-based API. I'll look into your suggestion though!
I'm on a few WeChat groups where the reps of different manufacturing firms constantly upload pictures of the newest products they sell on Amazon. For a 5 star review, I'll get a full refund either via Paypal or WeChat Pay.
Now the West also needs to ban <X> (in this case, a social media platform) to function and is no better than its rival. If anything, this would prove the CCP was always right when it applied such measures in the past.
This sets a scary -albeit interesting- precedent.