TheGoddessInari

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by TheGoddessInari 1y ago
I've seen this on occasion before, but the offering seems vague and confusing to me. But asking to see if clarification is available: * No API access at all. Is that correct? * Usage limits aren't at all clearly defined, but their
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by TheGoddessInari 3y ago
Because the aliens are already here, just like the echidna...
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by TheGoddessInari 3y ago
As an anecdote, there may be one or two packages in openwrt that won't build by default because of a strange interaction between certain glibc headers and the behavior of _FORTIFY_SOURCE on some embedded platforms, but only on some ver
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by TheGoddessInari 3y ago
IPv6 migration.
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by TheGoddessInari 3y ago
> Every human has their own hierarchies. Hierarchies of need, of goals and of peers (this is basically each individual's social hierarchy). But when these people form large groups they are somehow able to blank the slate and not mak
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by TheGoddessInari 3y ago
(2014)
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
For Linux users,
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
I like this view: you take care of a lot of the conventional concern we while also some futuristic ones like Pre-Crime in Minority Report.
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
I have a USB mouse with 12 side buttons, and it "just works" because USB HID.
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
The very thing you're linking to is because of running conflicting software on MacOS.
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
Android Authority is actually really calm compared to the source it's reporting on: https://getjerry.com/studies/sorry-iphone-fans-android-users...
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
Severe system stuttering while utilizing AMD fTPM has been one of the top complaints about Windows 11 up until now.
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
They (and everyone else) have been doing this forever, if not obvious
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
> The relentless taking away of options, choices, the ridiculous "everything mobile UI" drive, that's been going on for YEARS. At this point, damn near to 20 years now, I'd say. I've always found it bizarre that
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by TheGoddessInari 4y ago
Mice shouldn't require drivers. My 18 button mmorpg mouse is fully USB hid compliant.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
That's out of date, and as noted, was archive.is blocking things on their own end.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
I tend to open multiple thousands of tabs because Firefox lets me, and it hasn't been a cpu issue on desktop or Android.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
I keep wishing everywhere would allow a length of 256,and the extended ascii set. I know it's overkill, but it makes no practical sense to restrict passwords to a particularly low length, let alone the trend of excluding all but a few
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
No.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
On the contrary, "fake news" is just applied to everything they disagree with. This is partly a consequence from the main "right wing" news source (Fox News) is happy to endorse the legal argument that their shows are en
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
I'm confused. Your example is a python script, and you say python is python. So wouldn't you be able to do the same on the other OSes?
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
This was a simple software bug. Firefox isn't forcing you to use telemetry.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
> enforced new codec YouTube turned off flash player as the default in 2015, and VP9 was supported in Firefox at the same time. YouTube still serves h.264, vp9, and av1. I was trying to figure out what this could be referring to.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
(2019)
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
> The combined effect on engagement with organisations such as political parties, unions and professional associations was a 6% reduction in participation from 2010 to 2017 for each 1.8km closer to the local exchange someone lived. This
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
> IIRC they don’t have to exist on modern Windows on NTFS (there’s a switch somewhere that turns them off), but they’re still on by default for compatibility reasons (Windows 10 can still run DOS and 16-bit Windows programs, after all).
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
(2018)
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
All of the limitations you mentioned sound Apple-imposed, as Android supports all of those features over sms / mms / rcs except replies/threads, and none of that is even slightly new.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
The original founders are still there, and presumably could speak their displeasure. They were running things at the parent company until 2019, too. It doesn't seem like Google has changed since then.
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by TheGoddessInari 5y ago
> There’s plenty of weird cruft in Firefox’s ~30 year old codebase that causes bugs and unspecified behavior. Just wondering where you're getting "30 years" from? That asked, a Chrome-shaped monoculture doesn't help a

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