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efreak
7y ago
Or github pages, if you already have an account there.
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efreak
7y ago
I don't see how you could hold someone liable just for allowing you to screenshare. I think it'd be interesting to accept file-based input, and stream via webrtc.
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efreak
7y ago
It's entirely possible these are being used by a static site generator or some such. It only takes a real repo to use GitHub pages.
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efreak
7y ago
Why would a dermatologist intubate you?
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efreak
7y ago
More importantly, I'd say: > The authors noted, however, that the cutting had been done in a room with a temperature of about 10°C (50°F), and therefore, "future experiments might examine colder contexts."
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The Origins of Smart City Privacy (2019)
(iotforall.com)
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efreak
7y ago
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efreak
7y ago
Check out https://cyber.harvard.edu/projectvrm/Privacy_Manifesto
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efreak
7y ago
Actually, this is mentioned in the article, in the "HOW MUCH DO DIFFERENT ROCKETS EMIT?" section, and gets more into it in the linked raptor article[1] > Although all rocket engines do run fuel rich for the right balance of hea
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efreak
7y ago
"in the case of stones that are too large to move", yes. Other stones are smaller, mentioned at sizes of 3.5 or 2.8-3.1cm each, an easy size to carry. Not knowing much about the area they were used in, I'd say the quantity (6
820.
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efreak
7y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if user control is the problem most services have with RSS
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efreak
7y ago
I read ebooks on my Nintendo DSi for several years when I was in college; The low-resolution screen combined with my need for glasses (and dislike of wearing them) made reading PDF files unbearable. Later on I got a cheap android tablet and
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efreak
7y ago
It's easy enough. Just request the next X results after the last result on the current page, like so: `?resultsperpage=50&resultsafter=postid750`. If you're not sorting by time, then you should be able to add a time constraint
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efreak
7y ago
At one point I had a user script that prevented certain key combinations from being intercepted. Worse than discourse is a hosting platform I was encountering frequently for a while, where pressing esc to stop the page from loading instead
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efreak
7y ago
Now try building your own Chromecast receiver. Transmitting is easy, receiving is impossible afaik.
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efreak
7y ago
Does this mean I can now add PayPal TOTP easily? I've got an existing key in Authy[0], but I'd like to move to a different authenticator app [0] https://github.com/dlenski/python-vipaccess emulates the Symant
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efreak
7y ago
3c toolbox might possibly be able to do this more flexibly; it allows running shell scripts in scheduled tasks and "watchers" (run hard on device status). Shell script can probably be used to send a text message.
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efreak
7y ago
XScreensaver is also available for Android, and likely for windows/Mac as well.
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efreak
7y ago
The old games (and calculator) from xp through windows 8 still run just fine, all you need is the right files. With NTVDMx64 and/or winevdm, you should even be able to run the even older WEP games (Tetris works nearly perfectly with wi
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efreak
7y ago
Is this a reference to something? I can't imagine it would take 500mb to reimplement git in JavaScript. This one's <75kb and full of explanations: https://github.com/maryrosecook/gitlet
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efreak
7y ago
There's a difference between _not heavy when carrying_ and _as light as possible_. As a simple example, using screws instead of glue/adhesive requires more space and more weight. The same for using socketed ram. None of this would
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efreak
7y ago
While I haven't looked at how well embedded batteries are these days, I doubt most of them are soldered into phones--but it certainly wouldn't surprise me. They're certainly not serviceable or easy to remove, and replacing pa
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efreak
7y ago
FBReader is available for windows, if you're looking for open source (keeping in mind that the Android version is no longer open source, so it's not the same FBReader). CoolReader is also available for windows. Personally, I actua
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efreak
7y ago
As one example (with a relatively trivial fix): the deep subfolder it gets installed in can cause path length issues [0]. There's a trivial fix (registry edit) to enable long paths, but that's not very user friendly. This affected
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efreak
7y ago
I'm not sure if there's a different process involved here, but I vaguely remember that a recent network printer I had came with an ftp server that could be used to print, simply by dropping supported files into it. I never experim
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efreak
7y ago
Such a keyboard wouldn't need drivers if it's programmed in to send multiple keypresses--ctrl+[axcv] works on standard Android text inputs and selections, as do the shift, arrows, home, end, pgup/dn etc.
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efreak
7y ago
If this is your website, please make the table header sticky, so it stays in view as you scroll down. Having to scroll up to check it is a bit annoying. Also, another column for Firefox (with it's default tracker blocking enabled) woul
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efreak
7y ago
Print ads don't call home with your identity when you see them, they don't tell a dozen different companies who you are. The magazine may have some general statistics on it's customers (maybe differentiated by region?), but t
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efreak
7y ago
I'd be happy to use a first-party system designed for simply saying why I like something. However I'm not willing to create a Twitter account just so I can thank someone when we've never met (and likely never will), and are l
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efreak
7y ago
The browser already has logic/settings controlling which cookies are accepted (first party, all, none). These settings have existed in most browsers for years. It's unfortunate that the cookie law didn't build on this in some
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efreak
7y ago
Unfortunately, browsing with JavaScript disabled on mobile, I've noticed quite a large number of sites (usually WordPress blogs) that have the opt out button in the HTML, controlled server-side, so you have to enable JavaScript at leas
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