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5y ago
I get this, but I prefer this tradeoff instead of the browser unloading something I wanted to keep loaded. When I start Firefox, most tabs (4 or 5 nowadays) won't load, but be there as placeholders for things I need/want to solve
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5y ago
So, if I want to disable this, I should set a big number to the browser.low_commit_space_threshold_mb pref in about:config, right? I just don't get why this would be useful. When I start Firefox, inactive tabs aren't loaded until
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5y ago
I had the same question some months ago, as it helps me to focus and read long articles. You have to do some fiddling but it's doable. https://askubuntu.com/questions/953509/how-can-i-change-the-...
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5y ago
KOReader has a built-in RSS/Atom reader. https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/News-downloader
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5y ago
Regarding hydro, you can go micro to power a house or some small comunity. There are lot's of books on microhydropower, but get a look at this fantastic post at ludens.cl http://ludens.cl/paradise/turbine/turb
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5y ago
I came here to add Purrington's blog. But I would also add that you should look at older versions in the Wayback Machine, it used to have a little more depth and images depicting things (e.g., a paper chromatography test of different i
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RF reverse engineering has become trivial, thanks to the SDR movement (2018)
(nihal-pasham.medium.com)
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This resonates a lot with the classic Richard Feynman's letter about "which problems to solve" http://genius.cat-v.org/richard-feynman/writtings/letters/pr...
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5y ago
Personally, I use the non-free netinst CD. When I get to tasksel I only check "Standard system utilites". After rebooting (into a system without even X) I install, wifi and GPU drivers, microcode, "kde-plasma-desktop" an
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Do you have any other keyboard + pointing device design in mind? I've read sibling comments about trackpoint and numpad, but what about a 7-row keyboard and/or a smaller trackpad with real buttons for clicking? Is this possible? D
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After reading "The Fremen Mirage Collection" [0], I can't read that adage/meme without feeling snarky. While I believe that, in an individual scale, harsh times can help develop toughness and resilience, most times it se
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https://old.reddit.com/r/4chan/comments/1ggg4u/please_drink_...
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> I have seen plenty of people calling for laws regulating mystery boxes for example on this very forum, and you could have the exact same parental responsibility argument there too. Although I totally get your point, I think there'
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I use Kill the newsletter for that purpose, as my RSS reader is client-side https://kill-the-newsletter.com/ https://github.com/leafac/kill-the-newsletter
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I liked Cedric Chin's related/citing post (and series about tacit learning) found here: https://commoncog.com/blog/youtube-learn-tacit-knowledge/
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> They seem to have the same problem as Wikimedia where as they got more money, they spent an increasingly large fraction of it on bullshit outside the scope of their original purpose Maybe it's time to ditch the traditional donatio
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5y ago
Is there any other part in a cellphone that requires 36 V to operate? It seems quite high for being stuffed into a portable electronics device.
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If you have Kodi on Android, you can have "links" (I don't remember the name in Kodi, sorry) for the Spotify, Youtube, Netflix, etc Android apps within Kodi.
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This is an old article, so maybe some software isn't the best option nowadays, but you can get the idea of postprocessing: http://natecraun.net/articles/linux-guide-to-book-scanning.h...
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https://commoncog.com/blog/ (by Cedric Chin)
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There is (was?) MaruOS, an Android ROM with a Debian LXC container. https://maruos.com/ https://github.com/maruos/maruos
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It's weird, I saw it on the frontpage, came back to comment something and couldn't find it anymore. Had to search through Algolia.
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6y ago
Readable addresses means you can go to some site for the first time and be sure it's the address you wanted. It's not a SHA256 checksum, but it's human-doable in some seconds.
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6y ago
Not OC, but I guess that if you're using Bluetooth, you depend on whatever DAC they've put onto the speaker, which may or may not be good enough for your taste.
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Exploring the Technology Connections Set
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It goes full circle: in Argentina we have a common expression for someone who is acting bossy, telling them they ate a lot of "mandarinas". Languages are wonderful.
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Not as a substitute, but my Galician grandmother always add some carbonated water to the pancake (think more like crêpes) batter, it helps a bit with retaining some bubbles but mostly make them more tender.
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6y ago
Didn't Mozilla migrate their IRC chat to Matrix recently?
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6y ago
Oh, sorry, I didn't explore that button! I thought it was a LineageOS release filter (16, 17, etc). I really like and appreciate your site!
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Excuse me for hijacking your comment, but I would add filter by year of release. Older phones are very rare to find in mint conditions.
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