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by bertman 4y ago
>or is it simply an abstraction over inotify? Looks like it: https://github.com/e-dant/watcher/blob/989147b183ee0547d71a1...
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by bertman 4y ago
>[...]Firefox Colorways, a new desktop feature that allowed our users to express their most authentic selves[...] I'd like to express myself and say that I just want a secure and privacy-respecting browser that gets its priorities s
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by bertman 4y ago
>except that they align more closely with the three aforementioned properties: trustless, permissionless, and decentralized. But wouldn't you agree that the article is mainly about why "Web 3.0" has failed over and over ag
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by bertman 4y ago
>while meeting the promised goals: a set of trustless, permissionless, and decentralized tools for transferring and owning value on the internet. I'm sorry, I know this isn't reddit, but: fucking lol. What do you even mean? Wha
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by bertman 4y ago
>Cryptocurrencies are not "useless except for criminals"... Blockchain is also not useless. You say this, and yet fail to mention a legitimate use case, which is exactly what a big part of the article is about.
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30 Days on a Raspberry Pi(tilde.town)
1 points by bertman 4y ago|0 comments
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by bertman 4y ago
>Currently it is extremely difficult to find good talent when building on blockchain Hm, I wonder why that is.
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uBlock Origin Lite Now Supports Default Filtering Modes(github.com)
2 points by bertman 4y ago|1 comments
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by bertman 4y ago
"You have just installed uBO Lite. You can choose here the default filtering mode to use on all websites. By default, 'Basic' mode is selected because it does not require the permission to read and change data. If you trust u
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by bertman 4y ago
Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33178285
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by bertman 4y ago
This is not a Google product, it's an initiative by the so called FIDO alliance [0]. You need some kind of secure backup for the private keys, which Google, Apple, Microsoft etc. already offer as part of their account system. Regarding
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by bertman 4y ago
Yep,that's what I thought of as well. Discussion from two months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32304320
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by bertman 4y ago
>The Chrome browser for the enterprise, sometimes referred to as Chrome Enterprise, is the same Chrome browser used by consumers. The difference is in how the browser is deployed and managed. Downloading the Chrome Enterprise Bundle, IT
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by bertman 4y ago
>Would love to see this packaged up as a browser extension so that it would automatically 'fix' any fandom wiki I happen to load up. https://docs.breezewiki.com/Automatic_Redirection.html
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by bertman 4y ago
This might be a good time and place to recommend "BreezeWiki", which I recently stumbled upon. It's an alternative frontend for fandom.com. https://breezewiki.com/ edit: source code is here https:/&#x2F
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by bertman 4y ago
Lazy clickbait. What about uBlock Lite and the new AdGuard extension?
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by bertman 4y ago
This is not "unprecedented" at all, see e.g. here: https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/lf9egy/comment/iivz...
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by bertman 4y ago
I'm eagerly awaiting the Kotlin implementation of age[0] because once that's finished, Android Password Store[1] will be able to offer age encryption next to/ instead of gpg. 0: https://github.com/android-pass
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by bertman 4y ago
>True engineers love working in crypto Really? Sure, reading the whitepapers and playing with something new for a while has been fun, but "true engineers" will realize pretty soon that there's always a better tool for ever
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uBlock Origin Lite: Description(github.com)
373 points by bertman 4y ago|148 comments
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by bertman 4y ago
I know there have been some threads about the mv3 uBO version recently, but this is a new, consise and imho good description by gorhill himself.
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by bertman 4y ago
It's called "Language Reactor" now. https://www.languagereactor.com/
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by bertman 4y ago
Well, the whole crypto/fin tech space is such a rotten cesspool of scammers and blowhards that it's becoming very difficult to take anything they do and say seriously.
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Using Pushdown Automata to Verify Packet Sequences(blog.jabberhead.tk)
1 points by bertman 4y ago|0 comments
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by bertman 4y ago
https://fasterthanli.me/videos This is a nice example imho.
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by bertman 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32764304
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by bertman 4y ago
The article is not about ads, let alone "ad networks".
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by bertman 4y ago
>somewhere You mean on a VPS that you also rented from someone else, therefore essentially moving your traffic from your ISP to...?
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Why a Google Pixelbook with Tensor chip makes sense(aboutchromebooks.com)
2 points by bertman 4y ago|0 comments
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by bertman 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32596459

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