bjord

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   by bjord 3y ago

   It's possible(?) that mozilla automatically generates a similar key for addon devs, but I definitely was not required to upload one when I first published this. Honestly, I'm not sure what difference this makes. If someone really
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   Detect when your installed Firefox addons have changed owners(github.com)

   45 points by bjord 3y ago|17 comments
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   by bjord 3y ago

   try the guide section! they detail a lot more helpful information about background there
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   by bjord 3y ago

   the guide section of the site needs at least a little work from the guide: Category 1 - Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, qui
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   by bjord 3y ago

   I appreciate the explanation, thank you
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   by bjord 3y ago

   grow up and explain why I'm wrong, instead of just downvoting me into oblivion—if I'm really so far off-base, wouldn't you want to correct my understanding of the situation?
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   by bjord 3y ago

   99% sure this is the "google hates white people" thing that a specific set of people have been absolutely losing their minds about gemini produced images of non-white people in a lot of situations in which it shouldn't have I
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   by bjord 3y ago

   https://archive.is/ZXygP
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   by bjord 3y ago

   I respect the effort either way, but is anyone actually paying to remove the frugliness?
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    by bjord 3y ago

    "died", ok
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I was able to sign up for the trial, but the page on which I would actually use gemini is a 404.
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I've also recently fallen into (reading/watching about) it, and from what I've seen, some of them have really impressive levels of community software support e.g. https://onionui.github.io
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    by bjord 3y ago

    you'd actually be surprised how much competition there seems to be in the chinese SBC gaming space it's mostly emulation, though (see https://www.reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/ )
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    by bjord 3y ago

    every time I've tried to set something up using jekyll and a theme I actually like, I've run into dependency issues, so I'm really liking the look of this
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I read his whole thread, and if I understood it correctly (russian is not my first language), his total costs were: $1432 and 120 hours of work: https://twitter.com/biblikz/status/1752348278702641230 That being sa
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    by bjord 3y ago

    thanks!
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I'm just disappointed they don't have an RSS feed.
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I was preparing to quit my previous job and begin working full time (I'd already started part-time), and just before I'd planned to do so, he changed his mind and let me and a bunch of others go. At least I got paid for the time I
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    by bjord 3y ago

    I wish there was a version of this that stooped to a slightly lower technical level, or linked elsewhere to where I might learn more. Given that the tech is relatively novel, are there many other friendly writeups like this?
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    by bjord 3y ago

    Just installed it via .deb (on Pop_OS!) and tried to install Vapor Trails, but it crashes. The error is `Endpoint /v1/launch/version-current timed out`, which it spams via popups about a dozen times before I can close it prop
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    by bjord 3y ago

    Did you read the article? > The Ubuntu sources will remain available and this isn't anything about closing off that, but rather whether the merits and ongoing maintenance burden is worth it for assembling source ISOs.
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    by bjord 3y ago

    oh wow, this is the first time I've seen someone else in almaty on hn
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    by bjord 3y ago

    right at the top of the essay it is the following: "All illustrations featured in this essay are part of the Bulgarian Visual Archive, a digital project that curates thousands of found and donated photographs. BVA aims to narrate the h
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    by bjord 3y ago

    your site is not loading at all for me on firefox (emulator error) and is totally non-functional on chrome (TCPCreate failed) might be worth having some sort of automatic fallback to a static site after a certain amount of failed loading or
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    by bjord 3y ago

    Depends on the company these days. In my initial role, I was given a couple days to "read over the codebase" and was then expected to start producing results. Most of my peers had weeks or months-worth if training before they star
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    by bjord 3y ago

    honestly, I thought it was blocked in my country—glad that wasn't the case
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    by bjord 3y ago

    the constant interface overhauls they do, probably
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    by bjord 3y ago

    NJTransit is also a notable omission.
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    by bjord 3y ago

    happy to see this, but let's be honest here—it's practically nothing in the grand scheme of things a ukrainian armor battalion is 31 tanks, so it's not even a full battalion https://cepa.org/article/think
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    by bjord 3y ago

    is it possible the devtools experience is one of those things that is largely dependent on where you initially learned it? firefox is my daily driver, and I can't stand chrome devtools anytime I'm forced to use them