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by d3VwsX 2y ago
That used to work great for me, but recently it started to fail. It downloads a few pages but then it gets errors, as if it is detected and prevented by the server from scraping.
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
Also all the sites that post scans of old books or magazines but claim various usage restrictions or/and copyrights on the scans. That effectively keeps public domain works copyrighted, for most purposes, for most of us. Most libraries
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
The only hope I still have is for some kind of fully local LLM-driven "agent" browser that does the browsing for me, navigating search engines, cookie banners and showing me what it found, nothing else. Unfortunately entire busine
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
I don't know if any API does this, but I often wished that APIs I used could mark up just a tiny, tiny subset as @FutureSafe, like the opposite of tagging deprecated code, so that for smaller projects you could stick to only or mostly
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
And TIC-80 ( https://tic80.com/ ). It can be used with "lua, ruby, js, moon, fennel, scheme, squirrel, wren, wasm, janet or python".
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
Depends on what part of EU you are in. From older HN threads I learned that in some countries people still pay for sending text messages, so I guess that makes it more likely that some app can become popular there.
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
Yes. Is there ANY way good to type combined words using the default Android keyboard? I keep manually removing spaces, and then the spellchecker of course incorrectly marks the combined word as being incorrect.
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by d3VwsX 2y ago
The download of a single EXE to keep had a nice side-effect though, that it made it trivial to store (most) apps (or their installers) for future use. Not so sure if in-browser apps can do that (yet?) except maybe by saving an entire virtua