RGBCube

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by RGBCube 3y ago
His website is the best designed website I have genuinely ever visited, so fast, easy to navigate and very little blank space which makes it information dense. I also love the inline link opening, I definitely will be implementing that when
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Maybe resend the application with the added string?
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Web Environment Integrity Proposal(github.com)
4 points by RGBCube 3y ago|1 comments
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Sprinkle it with some jelatin and yes, it has water, gelatin and fruit.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
> I just started double tapping on elements and it made just the sections I was trying to read full screen and it was immediately readable. I never knew this was what double tap did, I always thought it zoomed a fixed %. Also works on Fi
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by RGBCube 3y ago
No, as far as I remember, the cancelling process doesn't check if you are subbed because they don't have that data IIRC.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Both have their issues, but I think the perfect error handling mechanism would be something like the Zig way with additional data.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Exactly, C++ exceptions are horrible, you never know what throws what. Java made C++ exceptions better by making them explicit, so you always know what throws. Then Kotlin came and made everything a unusable mess (don't get me wrong, I
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by RGBCube 3y ago
> Also, "you can sue them" in this context means "you can use e-Devlet to sue a company online, without having to leave your house". e-Devlet is awesome in this regard, I am still suprised lots of more developed count
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Well, the government can access your bank logs, so I don't think them seeing you have a TV and internet subscription is an issue. It's a great benefit of having an authoritarian government.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Ah, then that would be the best solution.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
> I'd prefer to see it as a non-government, not-for-profit service. Hard, because the government has authority, a random company does not. I'd still trust my government more than a random non profit company, if my trust decreas
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by RGBCube 3y ago
In Turkey, you can cancel any subscription you have through the governments app called "e-Devlet" which stands for "e-Government". It is an awesome system, a service making it hell to unsubscribe? Just cancel it through
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by RGBCube 3y ago
KernelSU is the replacement you are looking for. https://kernelsu.org/
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by RGBCube 3y ago
What if we live in Istanbul?
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Exactly, that's the point.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Could you disclose how much you make through ethical ads?
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Fair
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Does anyone have a BlueSky account? What is it like in BlueSky?
1 points by RGBCube 3y ago|2 comments
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by RGBCube 3y ago
It got stuck in the soon™ phase
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by RGBCube 3y ago
What I understand from the page is that the Second Edition of the book will reside in the page when it is released (the reason why it says it is a "placeholder").
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by RGBCube 3y ago
That is great, almost what I was imagining. I think it needs more places to ping from and a map in the webpage. Suggestions aside, look at the difference between HN and Google (measured in milliseconds): us-east: 39 HN, 40 GGL us-west: 128
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Isn't the change for the CLI? That's not accessible from scripts, so that may be why. Though, I agree that typing everything is good. Especially when combined with a good typechecker like pyright.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Ngl, a website where you input a URL and it checks the latency around the world would be interesting. Bonus points for tying to guess where it's hosted.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
FYI, MATLAB uses `length(v)` to get the length of vector v.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
If it was easier to use, manouver and maintain a horse, your claim would be true.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
> “Reedok” Huh?
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by RGBCube 3y ago
Lots of code in the stdlib does not have type annotations. Though I think most popular modules in the std either are annotated or have stubs somewhere.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
That's just a shortcut to youtube.com on Firefox/Fennec, ReVanced (revanced(dot)app) is a much better solution.
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by RGBCube 3y ago
The DNS can't block YouTube ads because then the whole of YouTube would be blocked. You should use ReVanced instead for this. (Or uBlock Origin in Firefox)

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