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I later thought about using an edge-detection algorithm to capture the page as an image (triggered on page events), but never fully implemented it and shelved the project.

I would love to know how you captured the visible edges

Compare it to pixi for example which has all the same features (pixi shell, pixi run, pixi pack, etc.) and requires only a small user-level installation and a folder specific deployment

  > The bark that held a prince went down,  
  > The sweeping waves roll’d on;  
  > And what was England’s glorious crown  
  > To him that wept a son?  
  > He lived-for life may long be borne  
  > Ere sorrow break its chain;-  
  > Why comes not death to those who mourn?  
  > —He never smiled again!

Ref for anyone looking: https://xkcd.com/538/

The moment that the greater public sees these high trust networks and tries to join them, all the bad actors and their armies of bots will follow and I mourn for the recreation time of any admin who has to suddenly deal with that.

Private walled gardens seem to be the only way forward for now. If you love something, do not share it here

Jason Arday recently committed suicide due to media pressure, and even when the media was told that he was not mentally well and should please back off, they didn't.

The man was accused of plagiarism, and there was no final verdict on if he did. The institutions that hired him clearly had no issues in vetting him. And yet he committed suicide.

There are absolutely horrible people out there right now who's entire careers are shams, and don't even come close to thinking about it. People are built different, and have different triggers

> There were thousands of robots for every Solarian. Almost all of the work and manufacturing was conducted by robots. The population was kept stable through strict birth and immigration controls ... the population was twelve hundred, with just one human per estate. Solarians hated physical contact with others and only communicated with each other via holograms.

A.k.a Rich white man's paradise

Probably a good thing long-term brand-wise: the modding scene will be insane and inject some much needed life into the listless series which Rockstar can then EEE later

Gosh I haven't experienced that in a while. Working remote really does feel like a death sentence sometimes

Sometimes you just want to buy a tangerine without having to research beforehand which ones aren't absolutely plastered in antibiotics on their peel (read: the majority).