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by bilkow 7y ago
This doesn't match my experience... When you install it, they show a page and the account icon. I believe that only on some major updates I've seen the account page again, which is a nice reminder to sync bookmarks (even though I
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by bilkow 7y ago
> Everyone cares about speed first, or they would be using a more convenient slow language. I use Rust and I actually care about readability first. Sincerely I find Rust more readable than most popular languages (Python, Javascript, C++
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by bilkow 7y ago
Just use English / US (International), it will make "é" become ' + e and allow lots of other combinations.
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by bilkow 8y ago
Actually, F-Droid supports using the upstream developer signature for quite some time now if the build is actually reproducible. https://staging.f-droid.org/en/docs/Reproducible_Builds/ https://git
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by bilkow 8y ago
I think that's a terrible thing to do... There are real people which might have to find workarounds just to know what your initiative is about. I'm also curious about the type of your initiatives, are they really local? Programmin
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by bilkow 8y ago
I'm not really sure, but the thematic break element (<hr>) after the last paragraph mentioning ruby makes me believe its not.
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by bilkow 8y ago
Just found it! https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/rendering.html#phrasi... "The initial value for the 'color' property is expected to be black. The initial value for the 'background-color'
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by bilkow 8y ago
It seems that chrome and chromium may also ignore the spec, as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19056637 says. Hopefully prefers-color-scheme[0] will take over soon. [0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en
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Internet History Podcast(internethistorypodcast.com)
2 points by bilkow 9y ago|0 comments
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by bilkow 9y ago
Only admins can post to telegram channels, they're like facebook pages. On supergroups any user can post but admins can remove content, although I don't believe it counts as public content, so they shouldn't (according to the
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by bilkow 9y ago
I agree that this is bad, considering that the country will answer with violence anyway, but this seems to be aligned with telegram's position. From the FAQ about takedown requests on public content: "Please note that this does no
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by bilkow 9y ago
It may be an option if using (super)capacitors and only transmitting / receiving for a short fraction of time. https://hackaday.io/project/28527-solved-esp8266-powered-by-...
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by bilkow 9y ago
I'm not sure, maybe it is worth checking the source code. An update checker is nice though! I wish firefox had one, but at least there's FFUpdater.
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by bilkow 9y ago
It may now support working on devices without Play Services, but being the same apk, Google's libraries are still inside the app. This way it's not entirely free and doesn't fit F-Droid's inclusion policy. ( https:/
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by bilkow 9y ago
That's not entirely true. While Telegram's "cloud chats" are not end-to-end encrypted by default, they're encrypted at rest. They claim that "all data is stored heavily encrypted and the encryption keys in each
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PainlessMesh – A painless way to setup a mesh with ESP8266 and ESP32 devices(gitlab.com)
2 points by bilkow 9y ago|0 comments
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by bilkow 9y ago
The OnePlus 3T seems to be officially supported by LineageOS[1]. I'd actually trust my phone more (using the official LineageOS build) as basic system components are FOSS (although there are some firmware blobs). [1] https:/&#x2F
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by bilkow 9y ago
As the github user mimi89999 pointed, moxie wouldn't have to support LibreSignal directly, it behaves like a normal Signal client and there would probably be no impact in his servers at all because there was a very limited number of Li
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by bilkow 9y ago
I kind of lost my trust for Signal when moxie said it was not OK[1] that a fully free and open source fork of their client (built to remove the Google Play Services depency back then) was using their servers. I've read the discussion a
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by bilkow 10y ago
You can read the article normally by using reader view on both Safari and Firefox, which make almost any article better to read anyway, at the expense that code blocks won't be properly formatted (in this case, on some sites code block
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by bilkow 10y ago
Does it work by checking the referrer? Maybe you can workaround by configuring a browser add-on (like RefControl) to just send facebook.com as a referrer while on WSJ.
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Healthy Domains Initiative Isn't Healthy for the Internet(eff.org)
12 points by bilkow 10y ago|0 comments
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by bilkow 10y ago
s! works too
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by bilkow 10y ago
Aren't the adresses hashes of the _public_ key? Hashes of the private key doesn't make much sense to me, as clients never come to know them. Edit: Grammar
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by bilkow 10y ago
This actually makes me sad. A 1/10 chance should happen sometimes (as a 1 in a D20) and the randomness is part of the fun of the game. If a 80% chance is actually a 92%, I think should just show a 92% chance, it would be more fair.