Ayesh

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by Ayesh 5y ago
Even worse in Indonesia. Cities like Jakarta and Malang are almost unlivable.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
> The constant nonsense UI redesigns that come about with every new update. The instability, and ridiculous resources consumption. The slowness and slugishness. I think this drives many people off Firefox. I am willing tinker with Firefo
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I think it was more of a half baked lock down that caused the economy to get worse, and yet hardly see any improvement at curbing the pandemic. Countries like Vietnam were very protective, and took very immediate actions. They faced both t
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Exactly what I wanted to say too. I was born Buddhist, studied at two Buddhist schools, and we were practicing meditation every day for nearly 90% of the year. Reading that this person practiced Dhyana sounded very odd and irresponsible. Wh
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Good for them! I've been using Redmi (a sub-brand of Xiaomi, using same MIUI Android variant) Note 2,4,6,8, now 10, and I will buy 12 when it arrives too. I also use their power banks, fitness trackers, and even toothbrushes from Mijia
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I have a $25-ish Xiaomi 20,000 mAh power bank. It is thicc and can crush your toes if you drop, but it's reliable to hold power enough for a week for my phone, has two outputs supporting fast charging, and has microUSB _and_ USB-c inpu
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Which itself depends on is-number package.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Vulnerabilities reported to CVE carry a risk score (CVSS) that conveys this information in standard way.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
This honestly sounds like a major inconvenience to both developers and users, by adding a virtual DOM, 30kb of unnecessary JS, and unnecessary consent check boxes that I wouldn't agree anyway. How is the impact of slower and heavier we
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by Ayesh 5y ago
... and, for now, you have to transfer your nameservers to CloudFlare.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
New devices = New Windows licenses = More money
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by Ayesh 5y ago
This is so true! Most of the in-house data centers I had seen had Windows and they didn't really bother to even think about changing. It's totally different from cloud service providers, that some of them don't even provide a
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Shoutout to Mozilla location services ( https://location.services.mozilla.com/ ) that make it very obvious, permissive, and sort of fun to do this.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Excuse my rant about this free piece of content, but this is one of those sites that render the reading experience horrifying with giant subscribe and menu bars. It feels like reading something on a smartwatch is more easier.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
They also disabled the tab navigation into the textarea element. Very nice.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Yes, I gave it a spin for old times sake. It's now full of ads, sometimes even popping up in lockscreen.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Browsers send the Accept headers, and I have configured my CDN to return a plain text page for static assets (that users wouldn't see on the browser), but text/html requests get a useful 10-20 kb response. Should be a trivial thin
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Taking a moment to appreciate the landing page. I had no idea about this device before, but at the end of the landing page, I know what it is, who it is made for, the idea behind it, the cost, accessories, when they start shipping, etc. The
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Oh this brings memories of my Windows 98 tweaks and linear gradients in title bars. I'm afraid that's the peak of customizability and it's only going downhill in each operating system version.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
You can use SSI, and echo the remote IP: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/ssi.html ```  ```
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Neverssl has done some pretty nifty work to avoid caching. It redirects you to a random subdomain over plain HTTP just to make sure the browser has a cold cache. Maintaining a domain, the redirects, and making sure to _not_ accidentally obt
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I was using icanhazip to check if my Tor circuit was complete, and probably made 50-100 requests per week. The site was getting slow, and I thought it is just a random site that the author didn't really care too much. I dropped my jaw
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I use Firefox on PC and Chrome on Android. Firefox Lockwise.in Android implements an Android auto complete API to add autocompletion for passwords everywhere in Android.
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Firefox abandoning the more powerful XUL to web extensions resulted in a lot of extensions going away because there are not useable APIs. On the other hand, I would feel relatively safer to install a web extensions than a XUL nowadays becau
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Firefox, despite its questionable UI design choices, is heavily customizable with the userChrome.css file. The author mentions having to figure out the correct ID/class names, but you can do it yourself just by inspecting the whole bro
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Here it is: https://gist.github.com/Ayesh/16b448f7bdbf76d4e954f48623111c... I excluded some rules that I used to tame the new tab page, but this one mostly brings the proton designs down, and removes a ton of context m
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I love Firefox ethos, Firefox keeps redesigning itself over and over, and this time, for the worse. I have a 400 LOC userChrome.css file because the new redesign was barely usable since Firefox beta received this makeover. - There is no tab
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by Ayesh 5y ago
Sri Lankan here, and we are very worried about this. There were photos of giant eel fish dead on the beach. I wouldn't be surprised if there's an acid rain in coming days. At one point, it looks as if every toxic and harmful chemi
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by Ayesh 5y ago
I installed a new Beko B-CFB6433XH hood that was surprisingly quiet than the rest. It was the cheapest model available too. I used a uPVC vent because I couldn't find aluminium ones amidst the lockdown. It probably helped a bit too, be
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by Ayesh 5y ago
> just 6 check in luggage SIX is a lot!

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