anc84

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by anc84 10y ago
Give uMatrix a try!
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by anc84 10y ago
Exploiting psychological flaws in humans might be legal but is horrifyingly immoral and unethical.
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California man spent $1M playing Game of War(arstechnica.com)
92 points by anc84 10y ago|102 comments
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by anc84 10y ago
Seconding leaving the boundaries out. What would be awesome though is day/night simulation!
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by anc84 10y ago
And usually having control over the zoom level and get reflowed text makes a vastly superior reading experience than TEN LINES IN HUGE LETTERS PER SCREEN like many mobile-optimised sites sadly do.
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by anc84 10y ago
Encrypted in any way, hosted anywhere safe, sending the passphrase via Signal, done.
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by anc84 10y ago
That's a shame, I was hoping to be able to use these for interactive learning. Requiring signup is a showstopper for me. :(
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by anc84 10y ago
Is it possible to share them publically, without the need for a Microsoft account for the user?
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by anc84 10y ago
That only works with JavaScript though or am I overlooking something?
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by anc84 10y ago
Would the latency of torrents be very hard to overcome for web-mapping?
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by anc84 10y ago
Lots of stuff, starting with nicer projections. http://openlayers.org/en/latest/examples/ But if Leaflet does what you need, just use it.
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by anc84 10y ago
Archived copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20161129135442/http://weeb.ddns.... I guess this might explain why it broke: Hello there! You are currently visiting gopherspace through a proxy.
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by anc84 10y ago
I would love a no-javascript, no-external-urls, no-captchaflare movement so much.
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by anc84 10y ago
It does not contribute anything meaningful to the discussion on the submitted link.
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by anc84 10y ago
What would they need it for?
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by anc84 10y ago
There seems to be no way to donate to them, why?
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by anc84 10y ago
Clickbait - A web server in one line of bash: $ nginx
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by anc84 10y ago
Boring old argument again and again. 99% of the distraction, tracking, annoyance of the modern web are due to JS. Blocking it will not "break most sites", you can usually read just fine. Selectively allowing JS per domain works gr
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by anc84 10y ago
Time for a distributed solution that the users themselves keep alive. So much gardening and organising has been lost. Maybe we should start "pirating" pirate sites so their metadata can be re-used if they shut down.
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by anc84 10y ago
It does use quad tree (or similar) tiling. I guess they simply limit framerate to something reasonable instead of rendering as many frames as possible like others often do.
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by anc84 10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/16/british-second...
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by anc84 10y ago
How big is a full archive of them all?
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by anc84 10y ago
tl;dr: Few people passively watching a non-interactive VR movie on their headsets while sitting naked in a tent together.
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by anc84 10y ago
Probably 90% bots and throwaway accounts.
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by anc84 10y ago
tl;dr: Last months AdultFriendFinder.com, Cams.com, Penthouse.com, Stripshow.com, iCams.com databases in a "statistics" advertisement for leakedsource.com's services.
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by anc84 10y ago
Blame Youtube for that horrible feature, not the browser.
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Shooting yourself in the foot in various programming languages(toodarkpark.org)
2 points by anc84 10y ago|0 comments
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by anc84 10y ago
Essential in non-personal setups where paying just reasonable to me.
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by anc84 10y ago
Grab each URL and all referenced URLs with wget (as WARC) and optionally youtube-dl so I can have an archive of them all.
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by anc84 10y ago
Stupid clickbait about NOT serving 700 megapixels in under 700 milliseconds but just about 5 megapixels in about 24 images of < 50 kilobytes each. Big whoop...

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