heres the rub, whos to say in the future or even now that google is really respecting the robot.txt in the first place. I know for a fact that my sites are still getting hit by AI bots but I'm "blocking" them via cloudflare. Way too many IP's originating from data center ISP. Just saying respecting the robot.txt maybe just PR lip service.
Wow, first thank you. I mean you no disrespect as I do think DuckDuckGo is the better of the options. Sadly for me Microsoft is a big deal as I'm a Jew by ethnicity who takes great issue with the harm Israel has caused people in the name of my ancestors. For me anything that helps provide Microsoft any financial support is real a conflict of interest for me. That said these are my own personal issues and I don't expect other people to confirm to my own ethical views. Outside of that I'm also a programmer of 25+ years who has spent a great deal of my time watching Microsoft cause a great deal of harm to the industry. IDK about you, but I feel github has been hijacked, and don't get me started on all the tax dollars we have been spent on sharepoint type BS that can't seem do the basic requirements our governments / institutions have paid for. So yeah anything you can do to distance yourself from them would be something that makes me take a real look at duckduckgo again.
Aside my ranting about M$, if I may ask why go beyond web search, or put another way how do you not end up on the same path as google / bing going that path?
I think the issue of search being free greatly depends on who is providing the content / doing the work. If the links are provided by the public than yeah it should be free, but if the links are provided by a singular entity who had to do the work then the question is did they provide you a service and what is it worth to you? I would argue the core issue is less a monetary issue and more a public domain vs corporate ownership issue. We need a publicly owned web search so that the ethics involved with using said search can be better enforced.
I've been thinking a lot about what it would take to build a simple search engine again. I think the time for a decentralized search engine that is human vetted is now. In a way that's what sites like reddit/HN ect have become, but I think we need a real search engine not just a social network. Looking to alternatives does not leaving me feeling great right now, DuckDuckGo is just bing IE microsoft and that's not really a better trade.
I meant from a software architecture / maintenance standpoint. I assume its that much more work to backport vs just pushing the next change, I also assume this type of issue is only going to happen more thus more backporting / hotpatches ect.
The address optional. So no its not required to provide your address.
Also that's not a non zero chance there are people like this but honestly, whos gonna get on a plane in today's economy, fly to some random place, break in to someone ones house all over a what is on average a $2k bike. IDK risk vs reward seems a little crazy to me.
It does not look like encryption is even stated on their homepage.
1: bkmker is encrypted. Think 1pass but for bookmarks.
2: This is not a browser bookmark syncing tool. Its a stand alone bookmarking tool and website, it does not share your bookmarks with the browser. You can review the bookmarks from any browser.
3: Zero knowledge privacy. The only data bkmker knows about your bookmarks is the opaque binary produced from the encryption that happened client side. We never store or ever see your private key, we have zero web tracking (the exception your IP only used for tracking auth tokens so you as a user can revoke them)
4: We also allow you to save meta data about the site such as their preview image, tags and notes, this makes reviewing your bookmarks a much more enjoyable experience vs just looking at the title.
5: We are just simply bookmarks, by keeping the ui simple and distraction free don't overwhelm you when you just need to navigate to your bookmarks.
6: Our plugin focuses on fast and simple, one click add bookmark operations.
7: We don't data mine you, the only thing we know about you is your email used to register and the total number of bookmarks you have, that's it. We will never sell or share anything about you with anyone ever.
"Just to put it on a pin: Danes hate flashy cars with a passion that stretches back much further than the current green excuses. But buying a $300,000 Ferrari in Denmark is one of the most patriotic things you can possibly do! You'll end up paying almost three times the price for the privilege, and sending 2/3s of that to the treasury in taxes. Truly a contribution to the common cause worthy of admiration, not scorn!
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The link is the example. I built a static site generator for this same template, but now I offer free hosting via a subdomain and a simple to use admin for those with no idea how to host their own. I will be adding custom domains later but for now its supported via subdomain
This url is a form for submitting a location that I review and add to OSM on someone's behalf making it much easier for small biz people to add their location to OSM.
You can test the checkout with a sandbox stripe credit card IE 4242 4242 4242 4242
## Features:
* Stripe payments fully integrated.
* Anonymous user checkout and payments.
* Tips can be added at checkout.
* Browser based push notifications.
* Order status tracking.
* Menu items can have multiple prices and or variants.
* Menu items can be associated to a given location as only available there.
* Menu items have basic tags / categories for easy filters.
* Analytics built in admin dash
* Blog + comments with full comment moderation
I have loads more planned for this and again its very early.
I just could not wait to show off the progress so far.
I'm open to feed back good or bad.
The stack is:
Serverside: Elixir (no liveview)
JS: vanilla - no framwork
CSS: vanilla - no framework
My only runtime npm module is "@stripe/stripe-js": "^8.5.2"
It has a wasm tool I built for client side image scaling and uploading to a s3 compatible object store via pre-signed urls for use in the menu items, slide show and locations. No server side image processing required.
Demo site take about 156.7 MB to run on the server.
They are markdown files, if you can't manage a markdown file then you are not likely gonna have any easier of a time working in wordpress or anything for that matter.
We assume people are so stupid, its not they are stupid, they have to learn wordpress admin, square space's admin, wixx, they all have a learning curve. The issue is time and effort. If the process is simple even if not elegant its still simple.
In my case you are logging into github and navigating to a folder vs an admin and navigating to a specific section. Editing file directly in github vs hitting save on some form and site deploys via github actions without any other need. If anything my system offers version control baked in with about the same level of effort.
There is some code for looking up the geo lat/log of locations at compile. not sure how you would do that. But yeah outside of that your are mostly correct.
I used elixir because thats what I know and love so it was mostly just a personal choice rather than a technical one.
Third: Yeah that's the challenge I'm working on at the moment.
Thanks for the feed back.
I do plan on cleaning up the repo so that you are not starting with the example and also plan on making a small tutorial video to show how much effort it takes to setup.