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by cunthorpe 5y ago
The problem is that until that's part of Chrome and offered by Wikipedia, it's niche at best. You know Google is not interested because they can't place flashy ads in it.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
> be converted to HTML That’s kinda what’s happening here, isn’t it? Document is shipped in markdown; Component renders it. In a way I wish websites would ship raw Markdown without the ability to style much: Reader mode by default, that’
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
No upvote
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
What he said doesn’t make sense anyway. More is less. Plenty of people pay extra to have a slimmed down version of something, ask Apple users.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
If you ever tried using WeChat you’ll find that signing up was already a ludicrous experience. I contacted several other WeChat users who tried to vouch for me in South East Asia and none of the accounts were good enough for WeChat. Absolut
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
The funny thing is that I was happy to finally see Reddit get a new UI back in the day and hated using the old website. Now I find the current situation abhorrent but I'm still addicted to it. I think I spend less time on the site thou
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$210,868,435.04 invoice for cloud storage(twitter.com)
5 points by cunthorpe 5y ago|3 comments
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
I don't doubt death from starvation is a possibility, but probably not the majority cause.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
touch is good also because it stays in the history and can be recalled as a whole. Lately I've just started calling my editor on files I want to create and edit: code my/file.js (the editor will also create the required folders)
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
macOS Finder defaults are pretty weird if you think about it. We've gotten used to its quirks but… why is the world isn't the desktop aligned to the grid by default? And why doesn't the grid automatically stretch to fit the s
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
It feels a little weird that what is essentially a query from a dozen items takes longer than 10ms. The SSD shouldn't be needed.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
To be fair we copy projects to preserve their structure, specifically to avoid starting anew. It’s not the same as copying and clearing the whole file
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
They're small sponsors with the exception of an Italian Telco, Fastweb
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Why not both? Data doesn't come only from spreadsheets.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
5. Don’t use (only) direct disk access to backups I think all of that is lost if the cryptolocker just formats any volumes named Backup. The copy-on-write can’t just be enforced by the filesystem. If this computer can permanently delete con
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
I think that people need to understand that once they put themselves out there, especially in sex-fueled environments, they’re adding risk to their lives. They put their sex on full display and think “yeah this is totally fine” while it obv
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Some things you say make sense, but suggesting that “people” can/should learn how to build from source is simply nonsense. Heck if I had to build my OS I’d stick to a feature phone instead.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
The video made me seasick
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
To be fair it's probably the most secure environment for the average Joe, you're just saying that it's not perfectly secure, which would be impossible in this world.
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Please somebody bake an icon into the browser that turns green when websites are lightweight and content-only and make it affect Google rankings. We don’t need PDF sites, we need incentives for publishing acceptable websites. Side note: I’d
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
What. Your browser has a zoom functionality that lets you make the text smaller, essentially replicating the PDF site above. Only the opposite of what you say is correct: I can’t read that PDF’s text without turning my phone into landscape
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
How do you even split windows/tabs across that many desktops? I mean “logically”. Are you working on 10 different things in any given day/week?
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
High tabs count are from people who don’t care to close tabs after they’re done or use them as a TODO list they never get to. Browsers should default to closing unused tabs (after 30 days?) and I’m glad that’s possible now. If you haven’t s
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Any ML can have schemas and JSON does, I don’t know what you’re talking about. What you describe is all just about support from tools, which JSON has plenty now. The advantage that a ML can have over another is how easy it is to: - pa
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
You wouldn’t download a voice
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Are bureaucrats really that blind to the concept of “foreign websites” that will continue existing without having to follow any of your rules? You ask Facebook to ID me, fine, but my-pretty-face.ws will continue existing unchecked and there
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
To be fair so far it looks like it's just VNC from a browser. Call me when I open an app and it's transparently run from a remote server, similar to what they've done with the Windows Defender Application Guard (i.e. it looks
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
This was obvious from the start. The new design was beautiful but it was an accessibility nightmare. This change looks pretty awful so I hope they just reach the Chrome v1 style and be done with it. Let's be honest, Chrome v1 was the p
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
They started realizing this when HTTPS was becoming common thanks to Let’s Encrypt and slowly started removing any greenness and “Secure” label from the URL bar in favor of doing the opposite: marking insecure websites in red. This last c
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by cunthorpe 5y ago
Indeed. Funny to see this article pop up now because I've been considering the purchase of a USB volume knob for this exact reason. The Touch Bar volume control is almost right except it's too damn slow. Dragging the volume button

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