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by culi 2mo ago
Edge is dropping support. Helium is not a major browser. Brave is the only one that might be considered a valid point. However, because of Chromium dropping support they've had to implement a custom bypass to support Manifest v2 and th
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Edge is a major browser but is dropping support
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It's been taken down by DMCA copyright strikes on every western platform that could distribute it. That's why you can't find it on the Firefox extension store anymore
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I don't think it should but it was taken down from Firefox's store because of a DMCA copyright takedown. Firefox was required by law to remove it. Using the extension itself is a legal grey area, but distributing it is usually i
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I don't like telemetry being defaulted to opt-in but relax. It's anonymized and it's far and away the least intrusive of the major browsers
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You mean Bypass Paywalls Clean? It's illegal and it's not even on the Firefox extension store. You have to download it from some Russian Github alternative and manually install it. I will say however, it works remarkably well. I h
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Still works for me. The occasional 403 has always been an issue
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Probably just resources. Mozilla has to vet each update to give them the "recommended" badge and so they probably focus on the most popular extensions
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Why do you assume 2-3 American companies failing will have a more negative impact on the economy than positive impact of the widespread availability of self-hostable, open-sourced, and efficient models? There will surely be tons of new comp
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Asia isn't just China. India has a larger population than China. Anthropic doesn't allow Claude in China and neither does OpenAI. But the rest of Asia certainly has a choice. Unless you mean socioeconomically. Also there's pl
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The stock market seems much more likely to benefit from access to cheap and self-hostable models than it is to suffer from OpenAI/Anthropic losing to competition
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Makes sense. 60% of the world's population is in Asia and software professionals in Asia are much more likely to prioritize affordable models like DeepSeek over expensive Western ones
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lmao
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Also grateful for the lush houseplants that don't need any light and get by jsut fine on amber lighting from some lamps
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DeepSeek prices only increased by 3-5x if you look at peak pricing only (In California that's 6-9pm and 11pm-3am. So not even the typical workday). Also if you're considering Luna, I assume you don't care about this but I thi
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I think there's only one bolete species that has been successfully cultivated. Unlikely you'd be able to get one unless you get someone to harvest a wild one for you. It does seem like it's not the only bolete species to do t
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Some would say all of our consciousness is a hallucination. > It doesn't matter which side of the road you drive on. It matters that everyone else is also driving on that side. I bet if all our brains were wired to constantly see li
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Mushroom foragers are forever grateful to Pokemon Go for normalizing adults wandering into random bushes
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I fully support your decision to live in a world of whimsy and wonder
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You're making demands (like you would to an llm) instead of asking questions (like you would to a human). The GP didn't even offer to answer questions
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> Much like amanita muscaria, which certain people insist must be great if used right, is common as dirt, and yet is so unpopular as a drug that it isn't even restricted. Psilocybe, the genus containing the most commonly cultivated
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Probably meant Ipomoea (morning glory. It's actually a fungus on the seeds not the plant itself)
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Sounds very similar to an anti-cholinergic/delirious effect rather than a psychedelic one. More similar to Datura than Psilocybe
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> Now, three completely independent cultures have reported the same specific type of hallucination, and two cases are attributed to the same DNA-verified mushroom species. That indicates that these bizarre psychological effects aren&#x27
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https://github.com/Jonty/2026_eclipse_webcams A simple and elegant project
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What?
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Thank you. We need to hold corporations accountable to make devices that continue to work and don't include planned obsolescence. When people buy into the psychology of needing to buy the newest version every year or even that "it
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What kind of stone was it? In Oaxaca Mexico, there is caldo de piedra (literally stone soup ) which involves heating up a riverstone really hot and dropping it into a bowl of your ingredients to get it to immediately boil Of course you h
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Kids can absolutely still excel. This just means their "excellence" isn't reduced to a 1-dimensional score. Excelling by writing a phenomenal essay that you still think about or creating a relationship with a professor that s
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The UC system and many other of the top universities in the country have also stopped looking at SAT scores. Growing up with no one in my family having gone to college I had no idea how any of this stuff worked or anybody to tell me its imp

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