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> Tor Browser OK > uBlockOrigin on medium mode < https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium... > I am already using that with no issues, but as you said it could come and go.
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uBlock Origin filter: newyorker.com##[class*="PaywallBarWrapper"] Stylus: @-moz-document domain("newyorker.com") { [class*="PersistentTopWrapper"] { position: static } }
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> Unfortunately IOP (the official online home for ApJ) occasionally has fits of "I'm really not sure you're a human, let's loop around until you get bored" I have my privacy turned up somewhat (uBlock Origin with
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by 38 3y ago
these days I just download media from the site directly. I wrote my first Widevine implementation last year, and its pretty impressive what you can get with just an L3 CDM. I currently can download from AMC+, Paramount+ and Roku, but am loo
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by 38 3y ago
non crap link: http://farside.link/twitter.com/markrussinovich/status/17057...
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non crap link: http://farside.link/twitter.com/FrameworkPuter/status/170545... also why did you take every single picture upside down? surely the product you're trying to sell is more important than the
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by 38 3y ago
> IMO, the most common is not "a satisfactory reply" but rather "no reply". what point are you trying to make here? that he should shut up and be a good consumer? how dare he expect support from a product he paid for,
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cant make a fully static build: https://github.com/ldc-developers/ldc/issues/4499
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by 38 3y ago
it has a free trial, much different.
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Kagi needs a free tier. even if its only 10 searches a day, it needs something. I am never going to use it unless I can try it out for a while.
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> By the way, the ternary in your JSX example can be removed by filtering the array that doesn't make it more readable. its still a blob of typical unreadable functional garbage.
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> Maybe because you’re thinking of it like a template language. I think they just looked at the JavaScript example, and realized how ugly/unreadable it was, and said "I can do better", and they did. the Django example is a
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> 1 commit cmon man, dont do that. for the lay people, this person rebased to remove the ENTIRE history of the project.
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> Every 5 to 10 seconds the element focus switches to a different input so while they're typing in one area, they may accidentally start typing in another in a mildly annoying way. I think this shows how clueless many webmasters are
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http://0x0.st/HOwY.png
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Why else would I paste that?
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Feature Policy: Skipping unsupported feature name “accelerometer”. chonky-menu Feature Policy: Skipping unsupported feature name “autoplay”. chonky-menu Feature Policy: Skipping unsupported feature name “clipboard-write”. chonky-menu Featur
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> arbitrary precision math library with ability to specify rounding rules I got you: https://godocs.io/math/big#example-RoundingMode
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slashes get eaten by the page. not cool.
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I am looking forward to NuShell 1.0.0, where they finally add email support: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Zawinski#Zawinski's_Law
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> In the end I want fast compile times, type safety, easy to maintain code and good error messages. I do not care if the type system is Turing Complete. I think the problem is some languages with Rust go too far with generics, which prob
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> Instead of trying to avoid Turing-completeness, just expect it, embrace it and instead deal with its consequences to contain the fallout. this seems like such a cop out. its like saying "oh failure is a given, so don't even t
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> Most anything in software can easily end up Turing-complete though. not really, if you actually pay attention when youre designing the type system: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.11710.pdf
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> Welcome to VAXBARN, Camiel Vanderhoeven's computer collection, located in a 200-year old farmhouse in the tiny village of Netterden, in the east of the Netherlands, on the border with Germany. https://wikipedia.org&#x2F
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100% agree. this thing is WAY too stylish. just put the information so that a computer can read it in. the annoyance factor is probably enough to reject him in some cases.
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> People that want to build their own furniture will do so no matter what the end-user environment is. Most people just don't want to. I would rather have 10% of the population programming than 5%. replace those numbers with whateve
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> The people that want to program will do so no matter what the end-user environment is. Most people just don't want to. this is something I would expect to hear from an Apple executive, and would hope to never hear from a commenter
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It's literally the second sentence of the article http://farside.link/twitter.com/wasmerio/status/170116830510...
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saying "dont use" something isn't really actionable, unless you give a safe alternative.
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unsigned char str[]{3,4,5,6,0}; std::stringstream ss; ss << "str=" << str; std::string text = ss.str(); > The content of text will be "str=♥♦♣♠". no, it wont. if you are on an old Win

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