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Risks with renting your home PC to FluidStack for “up to $50/month”
() Your ISP and internet services may not be happy with you if you rent our your PC and IP through FluidStack. An effortless $50/month sure is tempting, though.
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Cubbit NAS is an IoT datacenter-trojan for your home
() Cubbit promises peer-to-peer redundancy for your data hosted by its other customers. They product will also act as a datacenter operated from your home.
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Why pay for Grammarly when you’re the one doing the work?
() You’re the one paying for Grammarly. However, you’re also the one spending your time training and improving its machine-learning algorithm. Is that okay?
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Google shouldn’t be the only source of interest-based recommendations
() How do you keep up with all the new webpages talking about your favorite niche interests? There are few options but Google Discover.
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The curious case of the working-directory-changing Rakefile
() Rake randomly ran into problems with non-existing files. That wasn’t the core issue. Instead, something interfered with the process’ working directory.
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Ctrl blog was unavailable in Bing Search for a month
() You wouldn’t have been able to discover any published pages on Ctrl blog with Bing in September. I can only speculate as to what I did to offend Bing.
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