us food safety gore

day trading has more tax

Windows problems

Not perfect:
But here are some ideas.

• reddit (tor)
• wikipedia (tor)
• certain niche direct sources (tor)

More ideal ideas:

• certain specific private source (maybe tor). Not reliable but high quality.
• large collection of raw links ( requires labor, skill. And yields imperfect results )
• searx ( mainly to share with friends and as a fallback. it is a pretty great premade metasearch engine when selfhosted)
• ready-to-go foss searchengine implementations. (Limited in scope, requires decent amount of “labor” and time. Requires setup phase and light maintaining. Extremely high quality results. Optionally invest money in various ways to supercharge. Perhaps recruit collaborators)

other stuff:

• creating private collections and bookmarks
• not using internet or using rarely or using in cautious way. Or not using www.
• focusing on distracting self with hands-on projects.

What am i actually using at this point? (Nothing is set up currently!).

• Sometimes i use tor 70% of the time. Sometimes i use tor 30% of the time.
• very frequently non www .
• duckduckgo when needed. [Often] without visiting the links
• niche sources (2, …)
• reddit

*this isnt perfect! but i think overall i think i dont spend much time traveling to websites for info.

Historically:

• searx
• searchengine
• dabble in scaling.

Future:

• selfhost
• scaling
• further isolation
• IRL
• other stuff. such as creating new solutions.

There is certainly room for immediate improvement here.
Im just lazy.

I dont need the internet as much as the internet needs me.

none of my business. But you could argue that we are wasting large-scale tax dollars on stupid shit.

just a note- that 911 response times are still often criticized, lately. might be worth thinking about.

thats may be realistic… ( esp given that americans max out their credit cards to the point of debt).

just so happens to coincide with need for labor and worker empowerment.
“dont start a union! get a promotion and make 3X the rent instead!”

i understand. so how about 1.5

this probably leads to landlords demanding 3X rent.

how much would it cost to provide this endless stream of media? im guessing it would be very costly.

rfc didnt seem so bad to me. but im a hobbyist

all i know is… that ssh can have configuration turned on for x11 forwarding.

i think nothing can outperform simple asm for simple operations.

“At Zerodha, many million users login and use our financial platforms every day. Over the recent months, on an average day, 1.5+ million users have been executing stock and derivative transactions. On a volatile day, this number could easily double. After a trading session concludes and all the number-crunching, tallying, and “backoffice” operations are completed—with file dumps received from stock exchanges and other market infrastructure institutions—stock brokers e-mail a digitally signed PDF report called the contract note to every user who transacted on that particular day.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbrd3wYlEAY
tldr: suggestion of sex recession. suggetion of causes. not much insight.

my experience with rss is that its a data format. if its widely supported by publishers then its automatic win.
i guess it allows for tbe diff’ed content updates to be modularized away from reloading the entire page over and over again. deffinitly reduces waste and improves subscriber retention/loyalty.
there is nothing in the standards that includes deduplication (AFAIK). but client devs always include it.

not the onion

of course it sucks that rust is fixing decaying capitalist infrastructure. but at least its a good product that we can all maximize our benefits from.

learn new dexterity skills. use your phone left hand only. writing.

host your own if you care about privacy