Hitton

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by Hitton 4y ago
Yes. Zooming in seems to be ok, but zooming out misbehaves.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Chinese aren't any less addicted to it. Entertainment part of panem et circenses is beneficial for CCP.
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by Hitton 4y ago
This would be interesting 2 years ago, but considering how long is available https://github.com/infinitered/nsfwjs and related https://github.com/nsfw-filter/nsfw-filter this seems just like Bumbl
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by Hitton 4y ago
This article is weird. Looks like an important part was lost in editing.
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by Hitton 4y ago
>I wonder why you don't hear about homelessness in totalitarian states... Because vagrancy is punishable by prison time there.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Except for the random choosing of instances it's easy to do with Redirector: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/redirector/ocgpenf... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox&
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by Hitton 4y ago
And then there is Sci-Hub.
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by Hitton 4y ago
I stopped reading at the suggestion that ydotool "provides xdotool functionality in a more generic way". Seems like author uses "x11 apologist" epithet just for the sake of catchy article title without recognizing any ar
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by Hitton 4y ago
Where is the first screenshot from? Looks useful.
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by Hitton 4y ago
It's funny that even though the main page kapwing.com is removed, their tools page with big "YouTube Video Downloader" link is still first when searching the name.
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by Hitton 4y ago
>You’re unable to view this Tweet because this account owner limits who can view their Tweets. From the comments here I can picture what the tweet was about, but considering how quickly it was made private I would be wary of trusting it
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by Hitton 4y ago
Which suggests that the umbrella shade explanation isn't very good and pressure melting point of water is probably more significant. That would also explain why the rock is balanced - highest pressure is just under center of gravity.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Talking about cringe, the furry stuff does in my opinion also negatively impact impression of the article. Also I distinctly remembered extremely similar blog written by someone with different name, but apparently author changed it yet agai
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by Hitton 4y ago
Am I reading it wrong or does it miss the actual "pedal" part? I was expecting something like measuring changes of strength of wifi signal from another device caused by moving his leg closer or further from the router to turn the
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by Hitton 4y ago
Same logic could be used to say that: No, humans ackchyually don't have 46 chromosomes, because you see these rare mutations or defects can cause them to have different number. Sometimes exceptions are just that, exceptions.
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by Hitton 4y ago
And if you are lucky, Amazon will even be able to convert them. About week ago I wanted to test it, I tried it with bunch of epubs from various sources and only about half converted successfully.
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by Hitton 4y ago
This wouldn't happen with SFTP, CVS and a $5 VPS.
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by Hitton 4y ago
I used it for short time few years ago, but stopped after it was breaking sites by blocking regular images from CDN. I guess I could have made a whitelist or otherwise tweak its behaviour, but I don't have time to babysit software whic
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by Hitton 4y ago
Not all of these are wholly free games. For instance World of Padman's resources (models, textures, ...) are proprietary. I think at least some versions of Nexuiz and Warsow had same issue (not sure what is current status).
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by Hitton 4y ago
"Based in" indicates where one lives now, not where they are from. I've found reference to MaFi games as Czech game company, Marek is easily googlable as Czech too, I would be surprised if Filip was English - Filip isn't
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by Hitton 4y ago
That's because it's same logic. There is nothing wrong with judicious use of corporal punishment either.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Amazing how reaching 18 years of age suddenly makes you immune to social media addiction. Or something. Maybe the parents should try to get more involved with their children instead of just shoving them in front of screens.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Nope. It's maps in China that are unreliable. On purpose. https://www.serviceobjects.com/blog/why-gps-coordinates-look...
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by Hitton 4y ago
Fun read, but these notes are exact opposite of "empirical". But considering the author was 14 when writing it, I think we can overlook that.
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by Hitton 4y ago
Is this machine translated? Some parts don't make much sense.
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by Hitton 4y ago
If it's not pleasant, why do you return there?
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by Hitton 4y ago
If they mainly use computers for web browsing, why not show them how can programing make it more convenient? Teach them how to use, then modify and later create userscripts to simplify annoying stuff. Same with Discord bots. Show them how t
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by Hitton 4y ago
Neither Google, Bing, DDG or Yandex does it. They probably get rough location from GeoIP. If you use private browsing, this is extremely annoying, every session you have to click "block".
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by Hitton 4y ago
It was your suggestion to purchase individual shows. >If the market demanded it by way of retracting their subscription dollars, they would notice. One could say that pirating is the act of retracting the subscription dollars, but I digr
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by Hitton 4y ago
How do I do that? For instance imagine I would like to watch Book of Boba Fett (just an example, I saw it mentioned somewhere today). I don't think that Disney allows to purchase it individually, but I can only guess, because in the st

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