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by bjord 2y ago
not sure if it's just a firefox thing, but something is wrong with some of your previews (html id: animation3), I genuinely think they'd be epileptic seizure-inducing
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by bjord 2y ago
anyone working on a self-hosted CI/CD for this yet?
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by bjord 2y ago
that seems to me like a bad faith interpretation of what I wrote—I'm using "bloat" to mean all additional changes beyond the vanilla ff installation re: "ridiculous", do you think it's likely that there's
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by bjord 2y ago
I just did a quick search of your comments on HN and I see that you're regularly sharing/using links to archive.is in an effort to bypass paywalls. So, given that you're unwilling to pay and that you believe advertising is un
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by bjord 2y ago
it is—it uninstalls all of your bloat the suggestion that its purpose is to trick people into uninstalling their adblocker is a ridiculous one
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by bjord 2y ago
looking forward to ten years from now, when it meets those requirements
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by bjord 2y ago
what exactly are you arguing? russians should be allowed to keep doping and everyone should look the other way?
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by bjord 2y ago
you do not deserve them
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by bjord 2y ago
Priavcy first!
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by bjord 2y ago
it might be enough just to have a headless email client logged in on a personal server somewhere that pulls down incoming emails, and can act as a backup in a pinch
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by bjord 2y ago
What's up with the title?
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by bjord 2y ago
Could be. Still, the fact that they both also followed me makes me wonder, because none of the spammy connections in the past did so.
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by bjord 2y ago
I'm not really talking about the verification component, moreso the fact that they sent me basically the exact same message.
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Ask HN: Is anyone else getting eerily similar connection requests on LinkedIn?(twitter.com)
3 points by bjord 2y ago|7 comments
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by bjord 2y ago
They follow me, then immediately send a connection request with a variation of the same message and similar formatting. Is there a Linkedin growth botting service that's gotten popular recently or something? They also have verified the
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by bjord 2y ago
I don't think they're limited to "a thousand planes," I think that's just all they need the capabilities of planes from ww2 and today are almost not worth comparing
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by bjord 2y ago
any interest in pointing someone curious about those repeatable patches in the right direction?
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by bjord 2y ago
I really wish companies like you or mozilla, with righteous missions, had opportunities for people below senior level occasionally
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by bjord 2y ago
agreed, the service point is a big one and should not be discounted
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by bjord 2y ago
agreed, it's just not obvious to me what they'd be able to offer over a company like system76, for example
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by bjord 2y ago
are TVs these days displaying ads over HDMI inputs or something? what's stopping you from just getting any modern TV and not using the "smart" features?
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by bjord 2y ago
battery-wise it's a sacrifice, but only because I run linux wouldn't really be a problem if I were on windows
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by bjord 2y ago
to be fair, you can always have the package forwarded (that's what I did) it's obviously not perfect, though
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by bjord 2y ago
it would be quite funny if it just ended up being basic desktop tower PCs
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by bjord 2y ago
yandex translate has been better than google translate for as long as I can remember, at least as far as languages of the former ussr I'm curious how it stacks up against claude
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by bjord 3y ago
my opinions about morality aside, someone pointed out elsewhere that mozilla specifically has an outsized relationship with the LGBTQ+ community, thus making it practically impossible for him to be an effective leader there he himself actua
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by bjord 3y ago
incorrect—eich donated to the campaign for california proposition 8, which was "a state constitutional amendment intended to ban same-sex marriage", and actually passed at the time, but was later overturned in court https:/&
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by bjord 3y ago
in contrast with some other commenters, I'm actually not bothered by the terrible website—it makes me think their priorities are in the right place
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by bjord 3y ago
which provider are you using, out of curiosity?
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by bjord 3y ago
it's a really creative solution to sms delivery issues and high costs, but I think it's pretty clear that the issues here outweigh the benefits glad it's opt-in, at least

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