How is this different from GSD: https://github.com/glittercowboy/get-shit-done

I've been using that and it's excellent

GSD was the first project management framework I used. Initially I loved it because it felt like I was so much better organized.

As time went on I felt like the organization was kind of an illusion. It demanded something from me and steered Claude, but ultimately Claude is doing whatever it's going to do.

I went black to just raw-dogging it with lots of use of planning mode.

Really boils down to the benefits of first party software from a company that has billions of dollars of funding vs similar third party software from an individual with no funding.

GSD might be better right now, but will it continue to be better in the future, and are you willing to build your workflows around that bet?

I dont understand these questions/references. It's different because it's a capability baked into the actual tool and maintained by the originators of the tool.

a similar question was asked elsewhere in the thread; the difference is that this is tightly integrated into the harness

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Check out their blog for their financial report, 50% is way too much

Fun fact, mullvad browser is created by Tor in collaboration with them.

What is Mullvad Browser? - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Mullvad Browser — Tor https://share.google/1w4rilivJ4qMBwbIb

Sorry https://support.torproject.org/mullvad-browser/faqs/what-is-...

Look into the Apache module called mod-remove-IP, it's old and hasn't had any changes for years, but it works much better than just disabling in the logs because it will also persist those removals throughout any frameworks. Also with Apache you cannot as easily destroy your error logs which sometimes have IPS in them. Consider nginx as an alternative

Consider Caddy as an alternative. Nginx is no better. Both Apache httpd and nginx are old and don’t support newer protocols like HTTP/3. Maybe I’m wrong.

Another issue is with Apache httpd’s routing. Removing the IP messes up routing sometimes when using mod_rewrite.

Sure they do:

https://nginx.org/en/docs/quic.html

https://apisix.apache.org/docs/apisix/http3/

well damn... old dog new tricks. Maybe it's my distro that's old.

Meeeeemories... manos hands of fate, what an era

The explanation for why Tor is different makes no sense. Instead of using a highly audited, 20 year proven, research backed protocol, let's invent something else? NIH syndrome

I think it’s more that the author of the article doesn’t know what they are talking about?

The linked paper itself seems to make no such claim and actually references it for its similarity!

Tor nodes are run by the NSA. Also, there is nothing prohibiting someone from using both Tor and Dandelion.

What is this? I can't find any information about the site

I had to dispute credit card charges with them and disable the card because I couldn't get a way to stop service. You tried harder than I did, which felt too hard

Anyone who did any public speaking?

I'm not sure how many actually use teleprompters, because it regularly bothers me how many public figures are staring at their notes on the podium throughout their speeches.

Mind you, I grew up in the handful-of-index-cards-and-memorise-the-damn-speech era.