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by bluedays 6y ago
Is lisp considered a functional language? I thought it more imperative
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by bluedays 6y ago
Alright, cool. I admire your work, gorhill, I do. However I'm not convinced of your results. Lets go ahead and run some benchmarks. First, would you mind tell me how you can about your results? I'm specifically interested in your
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by bluedays 6y ago
Yeah, no. Javascript manipulates the dom exactly as you are describing. In fact, javascript is directly responsible for much of the rendering on the modern web today. Hacker News goes in circles talking about it lately, in fact. So any page
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by bluedays 6y ago
I'm sorry but that's definitely not true. It does not prevent things from loading. They still load, but they are scrubbed from the page. A DNS filter like adguard and pihole actually does what you are describing.
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by bluedays 6y ago
:| What?
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by bluedays 6y ago
I provided proof in a comment above yours. Let me know what you think.
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by bluedays 6y ago
You are being presumptuous about my knowledge in regards to ad blocking. So I'll explain in further detail why I personally use adblock, and why ublock is unnecessary. First, the css rules are available on adguard as well. You can actu
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by bluedays 6y ago
They have their own kernel as can be seen here: https://i.imgur.com/jP6Pdvq.png Also if you look at the diffstat you can see that there were a number of changes here: https://i.imgur.com/J2em78v.png It may
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by bluedays 6y ago
It looks like this may have been self-regulation as the app store seems to have been coming under fire lately as being monopolistic. After seeing what happened with Android in the EU I would suspect that Apple wants to be much more cautious
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by bluedays 6y ago
I imagine the loss has much more to do with the fact that the blog may no longer be updated anymore, than the fact that old content has disappeared.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I imagine some are going to be displeased by the layout changes but I'm not convinced it's less accessible. I found it to be easier to navigate than the old layout. You say less accessibility, but is there any actual evidence behi
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by bluedays 6y ago
Seems like too little, way too late. In five years we're going to see an entirely different landscape in regards to the popularity of arm processors.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Seems sad that the modularity of Linux is not allowed due to issues with support. That, in my opinion, is the best part of Linux - which is finding solutions to problems that exists outside of the scope of what is designed by the vendors.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I'm going to be downvoted for saying this but... ublock origin actually does slow down rendering your webpage. I think that it's sad that there seems to be so much pushback from vendors in regards to options like ublock origin, bu
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by bluedays 6y ago
Seems like even Arch maintains it's own kernel. Not uncommon for distros to do it at all.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Is there anyway you can use a different kernel? The kernel is really easily replaceable in other distros. I don't know much about RHEL.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Since we can't see the source for MacOS or Windows we can't judge whether or not these are the same challenges that they also faced. Aside from the different display server protocols the challenges may not be unique to Linux. Perh
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by bluedays 6y ago
Stop messing with people, and this won't happen. I don't feel bad for the police.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I agree, wireless Internet is pretty terrible. However, I find that I prefer everything else wireless. I wish there were more solutions for mechanical wireless keyboards, in fact.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I don't know. Probably better to ask a lawyer something like this.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Browser fingerprinting means you can more or less be identified regardless of your IP address. Since tracking is more or less tied to the browser should you not use the VPN in some instance the browser fingerprint remains the same. So all t
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by bluedays 6y ago
It’s because our system of justice is designed to protect Capital, not people.
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by bluedays 6y ago
My thinkpad runs Linux and everything works exactly as intended.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I really like this. Python is the first language I learned. So it's like this is being written in my native tongue. I've read crafting interpreters, numerous times both before and after learning some Java basics, but seeing it in
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by bluedays 6y ago
Which further reinforced my opinion, I think. Why beat the crap out of someone for saying I believe x? It's antithetical to the American spirit, I think.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Yeah, sports riots are actually just dumb. But it's also a separate issue entirely. It's like seeing a scatter plot and being like but what about this point right here ---------------------------->
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by bluedays 6y ago
Also, I want to take this time to point out that this post originally had 3 upvotes, and now it has -2 votes. This is going to sound a bit conspiratorial, but I've long suspected that there is a bit of astroturfing happening on Hacker
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by bluedays 6y ago
I can see your point. However, I don't think that the full force of violence for the entire crowd is necessary. What if we saw a bad actor at a rally for a politician, and then bring the full force of the state upon the entire crowd be
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by bluedays 6y ago
> Political protests are a threat to the order of this system The quality of journalism for NPR has gone downhill so much. A real "protest" is inherently violent. Your are encouraging the state to use it's monopoly of forc
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by bluedays 6y ago
The psychology for police brutality lately seems to be pretty simple. 1.) Accuse someone of acting inappropriately, and use "corrective force". If that action is real or not, is irrelevant. 2.) Should your victim react negatively

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