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by agilob 5y ago
I found this interesting, so I tried: I recorded a HD movie on Netflix in Firefox, recorded using simplescreenrecorder on KDE5 in Xorg. I remember it was impossible to record shared screen in old (Ebay owned Skype).
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by agilob 5y ago
Before Discord they were using IRC which was printing your IP address (or reverse DNS) when joining a channel.
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by agilob 5y ago
There is plenty of RGB planes on Google Maps https://duckduckgo.com/?q=rgb+plane+on+google+maps+!gi
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by agilob 5y ago
Avg. CPU load is 99.5%
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by agilob 5y ago
Yes, but the next sentence says: >We have not yet set a deprecation date for Manifest v2 which means they plan to deprecate everything before v3, but don't want say it now.
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by agilob 5y ago
> What does backwards compatibility mean to me? > I want to not spend much time upgrading a dependency > Go compatibility promise: >So whenever a change in behavior happens in an upstream library You are comparing a promise from
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by agilob 5y ago
I'm afraid Mozilla can't promise anything at this point: >After discussing this with several content blocking extension developers, we have decided to implement DNR and continue maintaining support for blocking webRequest Then
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by agilob 5y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/Foone/status/1457749433844568066
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by agilob 5y ago
It would also be quite cool is 3rd party apps didn't need and use permissions like "listen to who am I calling". Why a chat/online calling application even need that? Only to collect metadata about their users?
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by agilob 5y ago
In a lot of delivery companies drivers are forbidden (or discouraged) to turn through oncoming traffic, I knew that about RoyalMail and DHL, but here is an article about UPS: >UPS have moved away from trying to find the shortest route an
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by agilob 5y ago
and LG G7 One which is Android One https://www.android.com/one/
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by agilob 5y ago
PostgreSQL has the great shiny features, but still doesn't support zero downtime upgrades?
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by agilob 5y ago
>All Pixels are encrypted by default as long as you have any kind of lock method enabled (PIN, password, shape...). No lock method?
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by agilob 5y ago
>Literally every git GUI I've used has screwed up a git repository at some point, I got burnt by this with svn... when unfucking things was a lot more complicated and required faster disk and connection.
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by agilob 5y ago
ohmyzsh has git plugin and a few other git-related plugins with these aliases already available https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/blob/master/plugins/git/R...
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by agilob 5y ago
If you use zsh and ohmyzsh you have these commands available in `git` plugin with full docs here https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/blob/master/plugins/git/R... A must read for every cli git us
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by agilob 5y ago
Exactly the opposite for me. I absolutely do not trust GUIs to do the right thing. I don't trust text area to use correct line endings consistently across platforms, I don't trust them to be up to date with new options for `commit
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by agilob 5y ago
I moved to VSC because I need one editor, one keyboard shortcuts to learn for 4 programming languages I use daily. I use it on quite big projects, openapi-generator and keycloak and it's fine, I like it, but my teammates tell me I&#x27
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by agilob 5y ago
Over year ago JetBrains released a post showing they don't understand why VSCode eats their market: > Still, we don’t deny the information could be a bit skewed – even with the weighting we give to our survey results – given that t
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by agilob 5y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/04/27/apple-go... https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/17/technology/google-faceboo...
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by agilob 5y ago
I never knew Visa even has credit cards, only knew about MC and I know plenty of people who use Amex for everyday shopping. It's my default for pretty much ALL online payments, even grocery deliveries.
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by agilob 5y ago
>Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization >Prototype in Python. Stopped reading here. Wait, what? The only thing I know about python is that it's indentation-sensitive, no idea about syntax or libr
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by agilob 5y ago
Firefox isn't installed on many university computers. CS students don't have access to root/sudo and are forced to use existing software. Exams "don't work" on Firefox (UA-checks...) so when doing exam on your
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by agilob 5y ago
Decent, will there be Firefox version?
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by agilob 5y ago
>The list has been slightly modified to make it more generic and a little less hostile. Less hostile? I think... err... I think ... I think I'll go home
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by agilob 5y ago
welp, it didnt age well
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by agilob 5y ago
Yup, the only two companies I can trust with game quality are Sega and Valve, all the rest either have toxic communities or had major fuckups with quality, performance or plots, and I don't trust them with $4.99 at all.
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by agilob 5y ago
The same pdf is now hosted on netzpolitik, link above, but no longer available on EC website
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by agilob 5y ago
>But the EU never shared the report I remember the day it was published, it hit some news, I made a backup of that PDF from EC domain (still have it!), 2 or 3 hours later the PDF was 404.
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by agilob 5y ago
That is really cool project, but I can't give this to non technical people

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