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by bouk 6y ago
That's debatable. Just because the Play Store exists doesn't mean the App Store isn't its own market
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by bouk 6y ago
Apple certainly has a monopoly in the iPhone app market.
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Show HN: Translate bash scripts to fish with babelfish(github.com)
3 points by bouk 6y ago|0 comments
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by bouk 6y ago
I would suggest seeing a therapist before self-medicating.
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by bouk 6y ago
I'm only converting rules that are just a host whitelist. I ignore rules that are more complex, since those don't translate.
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by bouk 6y ago
I've written a janky Ruby script that automatically tries to convert the HTTPS Everywhere rules into content blockers: https://github.com/bouk/https-everywhere-host-list/blob/mast... It's used to cr
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by bouk 6y ago
Browsers: yes https://github.com/sql-js/sql.js
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by bouk 6y ago
Small market, low demand. Low demand, low prices
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by bouk 6y ago
I just released https://gizmopack.app , which adds a bunch of useful new actions to Shortcuts on iOS.
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by bouk 7y ago
The point of third party cookies is cross-site tracking, which doesn't work with a first party domain.
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by bouk 7y ago
Neat idea. Would this make it possible to use a tar gz as a squashfs archive, basically?
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by bouk 7y ago
You're justifying your own unethical behavior by painting yourself as a rational economic agent, when you could also just not buy more than necessary and leave some for other people.
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by bouk 7y ago
Classic Simon
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by bouk 7y ago
You could give google.golang.org/protobuf@v1 an //importpath to the github package, so go would warn people about it.
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by bouk 7y ago
Taking the piss 100%
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by bouk 7y ago
People really want to mock out dependencies in go, instead of architecting their application properly
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by bouk 7y ago
The project is meant as one big joke, so yeah don't use it.
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by bouk 7y ago
People kept asking for a license so they could use it, so I added a license that clarifies that this is not a project that should be seriously used.
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by bouk 7y ago
What a lot of people don't know is that you're allowed to use cookies for analytics purposes with GDPR, as long as you're anonymizing and as long as they're not used for cross-site/device tracking and advertisement.
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by bouk 7y ago
We're working on it.
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by bouk 7y ago
The shit sandwich always works!
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by bouk 7y ago
They're saying the opposite, and agreeing with you
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by bouk 7y ago
http over localhost is considered secure by browsers
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by bouk 7y ago
This is another one in a series of articles (like https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/29/smarter-living/the-case-f... ) about Americans finding out that there's a word for something in Dutch and making a
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by bouk 7y ago
If netv2 is neutral, I would just stuff all of the topics with my own content millions of time, so everyone can only see my content
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by bouk 7y ago
You can look at competitive programming sites, they are a lot more serious than leetcode/hackerrank https://dmoj.ca/problems/?type=5&show_types=1&order=-points https://codeforces.com/proble
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by bouk 7y ago
This is true! Running extension JS on every request is a big performance penalty and rule based blocking is much better.
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by bouk 7y ago
IRC has terrible UX, and Slack beat it because the experience is better.
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by bouk 7y ago
> we have a massive stolen car problem in Europe Any kind of generalization like that for all of Europe is bound to be wrong
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A Life of Crime(bou.ke)
1 points by bouk 7y ago|0 comments

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