TheBrokenRail

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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
Silly reason, but I like that Sunday being the first day keeps the week symmetric. You have the first and last day of the week being days off (in most places), and you have Wednesday in the middle. It's not very logical, but neither is
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
The extensions will just be disabled until the script is rerun.
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
It shouldn't be that hard to do manually. The process is just extracting a ZIP file (omni.ja), editing modules/AppConstants.jsm to have MOZ_REQUIRE_SIGNING set to false, then put the ZIP file back together. A quick Google search l
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
Because Android is more locked down than desktop Linux, there unfortunately isn't an easy way to modify Firefox in-place. If it helps, the biggest issue I had with setting up custom extensions on Firefox Nightly Android using spaces in
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
It should work on any Linux as long as omni.ja is located at /usr/lib/firefox.
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
Most extensions that exist are on Mozilla's Addons site. And unsigned extensions aren't commonly distributed because you just can't install them on normal Firefox, only Nightly or Developer Edition builds. The main use-case o
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A script to allow installing unsigned extensions on Firefox(gist.github.com)
63 points by TheBrokenRail 4y ago|28 comments
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
I am so glad to see #embed. I always thought it was silly that the best way to embed a resource in a binary using CMake was to either convert it to hexadecimal C array manually or use specific flags with ld to convert it into an object (and
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Let's Encrypt’s subscriber agreement changes on Sept 21(letsencrypt.org)
86 points by TheBrokenRail 4y ago|46 comments
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
I know my ThinkPad gives me a "self-healing BIOS" message whenever I update the firmware (on a side note, fwupd is amazing), which according to Lenovo's Twitter is a BIOS backup ( https://twitter.com/lenovo&#x2
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by TheBrokenRail 4y ago
Just like others, I've never really had a problem with Git submodules apart from forgetting to recursive clone or or twice. So I don't personally see the point of this, epsiecally since the pricing page implies it will cost money
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#embed – a scannable, tooling-friendly binary resource inclusion mechanism(thephd.dev)
1 points by TheBrokenRail 4y ago|0 comments
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Google's Certificate Transparency Search page to be discontinued May 15th, 2022(transparencyreport.google.com)
79 points by TheBrokenRail 5y ago|42 comments
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by TheBrokenRail 5y ago
I see this as nothing but a good thing. Especially since this seems like it can delegate to a system libc for necessary functions.
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by TheBrokenRail 5y ago
I haven't used Ghidra that extensively, but it worked well when I was using it to assist in modding Minecraft Pi. The big point in its favor for me is that its free and supports ARM32, while IDA's free version only supports x86.
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by TheBrokenRail 6y ago
There are a few JS interpreters written in JS, don't know about Lua.