Kronopath

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by Kronopath 11y ago
You can: unset $HISTFILE
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by Kronopath 11y ago
This is honestly fascinating. You should write an article about this.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
The problem with your analogy is that while a movie can take two or three hours, a game can take dozens or hundreds, which means a lot more time spent in your "pod". It's interesting to note, however, that a variation on this
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Link to the relevant scene [kind of NSFW]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5eGo1vE41w I can say I've had a lot of moments where I run into a situation in my actual life that makes me feel like I'm living in an ep
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by Kronopath 11y ago
It sounds like this has immediately defeated the purpose of the product already.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
You have to write a price. Ad blockers or tracker blockers mess with the page as well. Though it was interesting that my tracker blocker made it think I was from Stockholm.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I'm not 100% sure. The version from Dropbox has some differences in the Xcode project file, including a different "target version". The Dropbox version says it targets 8.0.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Note that the study only tracked people for a single week, so it's likely that while it does show a positive improvement on moment-to-moment happiness, it neglects other longer-term effects like, possibly, social isolation from cutting
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I diffed the version on GitHub with the one downloaded from Dropbox (after verifying the Dropbox file's hash). The only changes to the GitHub version are the Readme file and that it was upgraded to target iOS 9.1, as well as some appar
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Goddamn it. Shows what I get for waiting to download it. I found a mirror on GitHub, but I haven't verified it: https://github.com/jefferyleo/f.lux
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I feel like nobody who commented here actually read the article. You have people here talking about the way smells are wired to the brain, or some inherent property of smell itself, when the entire article is about two tribal groups that
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by Kronopath 11y ago
The reason for this is so that you can use your Firefox account to synchronize data between your mobile and your desktop browser, so that you can have these features while still using Firefox on the desktop. This is a pretty big deal regard
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by Kronopath 11y ago
To answer my own question: it doesn't look like you can. But you can delete distracting websites from the omnibar on a one-by-one basis with Shift+Delete.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Any idea on how to do this for chrome?
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by Kronopath 11y ago
There is a significant difference between rating someone in a market context and rating someone in a social context. People hold different norms between the two, and what Peeple failed to realize is the reaction people have when those norms
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by Kronopath 11y ago
The "Great Cannon" attack that they talk about in the blog post wasn't caused by replacing JS in GitHub pages. It replaced a Baidu Analytics script, used across the Chinese internet on thousands of websites, with a malicious
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I expect this is due to a Moiré pattern between your monitor's pixel grid and the "dots" in the image.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
You didn't read the linked article. They say that the option will be available in Firefox 41, but Firefox 42 will have no such override.
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Alright, let's talk specifics. 1. Is the Hola Chrome extension vulnerable to these kinds of issues? 2. How can you remove/fix these issues? Is uninstalling Hola enough?
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Tell that to the ads that are nothing but fake "Download" buttons. Hell, I once saw an ad on a webcomic website that was nothing but a gigantic "<< Back | Forward >>" image, pretending to be navigation. You c
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Au contraire, mon ami: this feature is supported on all major compilers. ;)
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Try it at a bigger distance. I can notice a difference. Helvetica and Arial make it hard to distinguish the "l"s from the "i"s, while the other two have distinguishing features: a round dot and sloped stem for FF Meta, a
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I don't have a lot of personal experience with that kind of situation of needing to "shop around", so I'm not sure I'm the best source of information for things like that. But if you do a bit of digging, you can fin
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by Kronopath 11y ago
I want to start off with a bit of encouragement. You've admitted that you have a problem and you're taking steps to solve it. That's a great thing, because it's showing acknowledgement of the problem and a commitment to
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by Kronopath 11y ago
Yeah, looks like it keeps track of songs added to your collection in JSON format under the key "library<some big number>". Thanks for the heads-up. As incontrovertibly illegal and probably unethical as this website was, I&#x
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by Kronopath 12y ago
That's less useful when you're possibly moving to a different country.
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by Kronopath 12y ago
This is what I hate about apps and services using phone numbers as primary credentials. Phone numbers can and do change, so they're nowhere near as stable as e.g. a simple email address. I'm recently facing the situation where I m
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by Kronopath 12y ago
If you watch the video, at least one person working on this specifically calls out surveillance as a potential application. He doesn't explicitly say much about what their opinions on it are, but it seems they're definitely aware
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by Kronopath 12y ago
The fact that you actually recognized this response in yourself means that you're more than capable of adjusting that response to be less biased. It's a very good first step.
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by Kronopath 12y ago
I don't know if you're still watching this thread, but as promised here's the article: http://kronopath.net/blog/impossible-to-learn/

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