Zarel

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by Zarel 6y ago
Translation: member.name: (2/11) Total rows: 1956731 Null rows: 0 Blank rows: 0 Distinct values: 1072319 Most common: 650: 张伟 - Zhang Wei (Grand) 621: 张敏 - Zhang Ming (
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by Zarel 6y ago
Even without any features enabled and not sending any headers, fingerprinting would let the server track what pages you visit and when (even across websites). There's not much they'd do with that information (as you say, while it&
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by Zarel 6y ago
The point is that the fingerprint identifies you, that's why it's called a fingerprint. A user only sending `Host:` and `Connection:` bought a Nintendo Switch on Site A last week. Another user only sending `Host:` and `Connection:
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by Zarel 6y ago
How do you combine it with Dark Reader's automation? I don't see any automation option in Dark Reader. :(
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by Zarel 6y ago
I used that guide a few months ago and bought the Bose NC 700, Wirecutter's recommended high-end option. I've had a huge list of problems with it: - The noise cancellation sets itself to maximum power every time you put it on and
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by Zarel 6y ago
> That means having stores, work locations, and living locations all within a kilometer or two at most (not everyone is capable of riding a bike at race speeds every day). I've heard that this is already true of everywhere except th
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by Zarel 6y ago
It looks like it does this if you are over storage or if your account is inactive.
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by Zarel 6y ago
99% of profits, obviously, but you've forgotten what thread we're in. This is a thread about Linux and software freedom. For that, market share is way more important than profit share.
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by Zarel 6y ago
I don't think jedberg said anything that implies the value is exactly $0.00. Rather, jedberg has already found way more suppliers than he needs, all willing to supply him ads at $0.00, which makes that the equilibrium price. Analogousl
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by Zarel 6y ago
iframes are horrible on the back button and have a number of other UX issues that make them overall much worse than JavaScript.
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by Zarel 6y ago
What's wrong with the M1 MacBook Air?
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by Zarel 6y ago
This explains a lot, actually. I travel a lot, so I often deal with very bad internet connection quality. I also often have the problem that my keyboard takes a long time to start working again after sleep mode. I've even gotten the &q
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by Zarel 6y ago
There's a noticeable latency using gmail.com on my iMac Pro, too. I've always used powerful desktops (Mac Pro, iMac Pro) and MacBook Airs while traveling, and while the Airs aren't very good for video games like StarCraft II,
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by Zarel 6y ago
The author of your article: https://soranews24.com/2016/12/01/w-t-f-japan-top-5-most-ins... seems to be unaware of the existence of jukujikun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jukujikun The
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by Zarel 6y ago
There's no testing at borders in the countries I'm aware of that have eliminated COVID-19. How it works is that very few people are allowed in at all, and every single person who _is_ allowed in is force-quarantined for two weeks
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by Zarel 6y ago
Presumably, even if publishing date is relevant, it's only first publication that's relevant. No work should stay copyrighted forever just because it's constantly being republished.
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by Zarel 6y ago
Last year, in addition to usual work by long-term contributors, my project got four useful bugfixes (all from the same person and taken from our recommended first contributions list), a few trivial typo fixes, and no spam. I've seen pe
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by Zarel 6y ago
You may be misreading that line. It says she adjudicated two cases against Apple (besides this one), and both were found in favor of Apple (one by her, one by a jury).
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by Zarel 6y ago
Your other reply is horrible - LMGTFY has apparently gotten much worse and now uses their own heavily monetized search engine rather than Google - so here's a direct link to what the source probably is: https://theintercept.
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by Zarel 6y ago
I would guess "mainstream news" from context, although I see MSM (mainstream media) a lot more often.
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by Zarel 6y ago
Honestly, my issue with Google Assistant has always been how inconsistent it is. I gave up on voice control because "ok google play my anime playlist" only worked around 40% of the time (even though I spoke it clearly and it trans
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by Zarel 6y ago
Even if you want to go way back, HTML is still a document presentation format with headers and footers and sidebars. The linked video talks about documentation, which is a great example. Do you think I should have to download an app to read
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by Zarel 6y ago
This comment was downvoted at the time I'm replying to it, but it's honestly the only reasonable objection here. The _only_ way to block autoplaying video is to block all animation, which means all of: - animated GIFs - nearly all
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by Zarel 6y ago
It's legal and commonplace to pay someone to build a house for you, and even to pay them before the house has been finished building. So the question for Tesla is, do they make it clear that what they're selling is a promise to bu
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by Zarel 6y ago
I don't know what that has to do with `join`'s call order. As mentioned above, it's because Python supports `join` on any sequence, not just the array class. Personally, I find JavaScript's solution neater: [...&qu
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by Zarel 6y ago
I maintain an online game, pokemonshowdown.com Gamers tend to be pretty technically inclined, so the audience mostly uses pretty modern browsers. I support down to ES3 (Safari 5, IE9) mostly because I can (I learned web dev back in the old
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by Zarel 6y ago
I disagree with the implication that the "do no evil" clause in the license should be no big deal. Imagine the library had some code like: if (get('http://example.com/am-i-evil') === 'yes')
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by Zarel 6y ago
Even if you ignore the subthread of whether or not the OSI coined the term "open source" or if it was previously used, I think it's valid to standardize terms. Imagine everyone had browsers with slightly different ideas of wh
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by Zarel 6y ago
The political compass is split into two axes: social and economic. "Left libertarian" on that compass means "socially libertarian, economically left". "Liberaltarians" as described in this article split the eco
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by Zarel 6y ago
As the article points out, this is intended to be used for URLs. Converting foreign words to their original spelling is the convention in Japan when transliterating to English. https://magazine.jp.square-enix.com/biggangan&#

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