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by ______- 5y ago
Reposted comment from an earlier thread[0] about ADHD (My own comment) [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27063872 [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27076941 _____________ I prefer to split tas
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by ______- 5y ago
> Each of these books is a custom element, or “web component”. I always wondered about custom 'web components'. Is it safe to do something like this? --> <style> red{color:red} </style&g
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Julia by Example(juliabyexample.helpmanual.io)
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by ______- 5y ago
Who could have predicted that NFTs would take off in this momentous way? They are becoming the new normal and the hype has died out already.
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Plausible · Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.com(plausible.io)
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by ______- 5y ago
Re-posted comment from a previous thread[0] Still relevant [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27097966 ___________________ There is a theory floating about that some ransomware attacks were done purely to damage a cou
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by ______- 5y ago
I would have my site on a local staging server that uses HTTP before I push it to production where HTTPS/TLS would be turned on.
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The Guide to the Creator Economy(antler.co)
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by ______- 5y ago
I use IE6 as a sort of litmus test for websites. If a site works in IE6, it's more likely to work on every browser imaginable. Those people creating sites designed to work in the latest browser version only scare me to death.
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by ______- 5y ago
It would be cool if the cards could be NFT'd[0] as in some sort of digital collectible that you could own. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-fungible_token
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by ______- 5y ago
> Really? Where? https://www.ghacks.net/2017/10/28/firefox-58-warns-you-if-si... It says 'HTML5 canvas image data' which is probably different than what I said (HTML5 canvas API). Sorry for any c
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by ______- 5y ago
I have always striven to insulate decoration (CSS) from functionality (JS). Now the two have blended and we end up with madness like: <script>.element{color:red}</script>
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by ______- 5y ago
Nextcloud looks great, but the effort of hardening the VPS is too much (for me at least). Hackers love an IPV4 address that has nothing but a login prompt to a Nextcloud instance.
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Cellebrite – Mobile Forensics Programs and Toolkits [pdf](fedvte.usalearning.gov)
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by ______- 5y ago
I'm aware of this setting, and choosing to disable auto updates where Firefox let's you choose to update can be done in the preferences pane. What I meant is that if you remove all references to `mozilla.org` you still receive upd
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by ______- 5y ago
> Canvas-based fingerprinting due to rendering differences is a thing, so using the canvas is not pixel-perfect either Luckily Firefox asks you if you want to use the HTML5 canvas API. You can specifically whitelist some pages to use the
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DNS Privacy Project Homepage(dnsprivacy.org)
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by ______- 5y ago
You can also add an open attribute to specify that you want the <details> element opened by default
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by ______- 5y ago
> Another reason could be that "power users" opt out of analytics right away, Yeah I imagine a good chunk turn off Mozilla telemetry and data collection 'features', meaning the percentage of users using uBlock Origin
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by ______- 5y ago
> A market for paid browsers Well there is Mighty[0], which plans to 'stream' your browser from the cloud for a $30/mon fee. A privacy nightmare if you ask me. [0] https://www.mightyapp.com/
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by ______- 5y ago
> You can spend quite some time configuring firefox not to check for update Yeah I tried doing this once. I searched about:config for any mention of `mozilla.org` and deleted it. It still pinged Mozilla looking for an update. You're
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by ______- 5y ago
Wow great to see uBlock Origin as the top addon installed: 1 uBlock Origin 4.189% 2 Adblock Plus - free ad blocker 2.462% 3 Video DownloadHelper 2.397% 4 Cisco Webex Extension 2.375% 5 Facebook Container 1.735% 6 D
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Flow – Clear your mind through expressive writing(flow.rest)
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by ______- 5y ago
There is a theory floating about that some ransomware attacks were done purely to damage a country's infra and making money was a bonus, but not the main aim. So the perpetrators used ransomware as a front and the real goal is to des
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Ransomware Impacting Pipeline Operations(us-cert.cisa.gov)
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Complete Guide to Ransomware: How to Recover and Prevent an Attack(backblaze.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
This is dangerous. I specifically don't want 2FA on one of my Google accounts because I only have one phone number tied to one device, and this decision by Google to enforce 2FA is going to lock out millions of accounts since some peop
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What makes a Unicode code point safe? (2017)(qntm.org)
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by ______- 5y ago
I can see the reasoning behind this. People don't want to help Bezos get another holiday home; they would rather funnel money into local businesses for obvious reasons (like helping a little boy buy his team jersey or a little girl get
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by ______- 5y ago
> A new king will seize the Iron Throne from Mark Zuckerberg, whose empire has been disarticulated. I always wondered what a Facebook 2.0 would look like. I'm not so naive to think it will be around forever. Just that: it won't

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