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efreak
8y ago
Isn't a screen reader generally a third party program? Software like a browser has no idea if the click event comes from a local mouse or other software. Telling the difference between what type of software specifically, like RDP/
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efreak
8y ago
> Skimming is taught in school from a young age. It's an appropriate skill. It doesn't take much brain power to read something in a detailed way or in a quick way. The notion that we are so susceptible to our brains being influ
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efreak
8y ago
The _software_ companies give [their _software_] away for free. You can build a phone if you want, install Android on it, and sell it without paying Google anything. There's a ton of Chinese companies doing just that; Amazon does it to
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efreak
8y ago
> Exemption 9: Geological information on wells. That one at the end seems interesting. I wonder how that got added in there as such a specific item and not as part of a broader category of sensitive information...I would think if wells w
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efreak
8y ago
I visit YouTube on rare occasions because I can't find anything else telling me how to do something. The first thing I do is to read the video description and comments looking for a summary, and not actually watch the video. I detest
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efreak
8y ago
It should be feasible. I've got multiple bookmarklets that do this for downloading blogs and webcomics for later offline reading (some are so heavily scripted it's impossible to just fetch them). ```saveAs(window.title+".html
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efreak
8y ago
But then you (usually) lose sdcard support because manufacturer too cheap to give you a dedicated sdcard slot.
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efreak
8y ago
If you're having stuff delivered by USPS, you can also use General Delivery service [0][1] to have items held for you at the post office. It doesn't seem like something that should be used too frequently, though, and not all post
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efreak
8y ago
I always thought it'd be amusing if their logo was a goose instead of a duck...
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efreak
8y ago
Dead link? I'm on mobile if that makes a difference.
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efreak
8y ago
Firefox doesn't have auto completion on Google . Rather, there's one of two other things going on: - Google has auto completion on Google through a bit of JavaScript. - Firefox has auto completion on all text input fields t
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efreak
8y ago
I believe Firefox focus is already using geckoview instead of webview
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efreak
8y ago
Firefox hasn't supported running multiple profiles simultaneously forever, though I understand that it's possible now. That's actually party oh what got me on chrome originally--I could have my school profile open at the same
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efreak
8y ago
Gmail, Docs, and Calendar weren't around in 2000. The first release of Gmail wasn't until invite-only beta in 2004[0] (invites were required until 2006/7); Google bought Upstartle (Writely -> Docs) and released Docs and Ca
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efreak
8y ago
According to an issue for a different/similar addon[0] that got removed: > "It appears that your Add-on violates the Firefox Add-on Distribution Agreement and the Conditions of Use. Both prohibit Add-ons that violate the law. Y
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efreak
8y ago
for a software keyboard, since I've seen several lists of aliases: ```alias ,v='mv' alias r,='mv'``` Otherwise: ttyclock tmux/byobu pv ncdu htop megadl webcomix and/or dosage - download webcomics into cbz
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efreak
8y ago
Forget tr/sed, just use `perl -i.original -pe`
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efreak
8y ago
you need both. One of them pnly supplies a UI, while the other only supplies the binary. I personally recommend running aria2c via termux and using ziahamza.github.io/webui-aria2
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efreak
8y ago
I remember that. Every single time I booted.
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efreak
8y ago
You can actually turn on case insensitivity in windows, though not all software will like it. NT has always supported case-insensitivity (at least somewhat) via a registry key[1]. With windows 10's linux subsystem, there is now a new c
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efreak
8y ago
An easy way around this is the `subst` command, which lets you map a folder to a drive letter; if it happens frequently, write up a batch/vbs script and put it in the right-click memu. Of course, if you extracted a prank zip file, you
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efreak
8y ago
Any source for this? I see no reason why the same character can't be used in multiple places. Parser should parse the command line until it finds a command, then send the rest of the line to it, regardless of content...
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efreak
8y ago
Try notepad++ or other workspace-supporting software if you already have such installed. It doesn't have to be primarily aimed at note-taking to work. This method doesn't help with sync, multi-device, etc tho.
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efreak
8y ago
Have you tried changing your facebook email address?
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efreak
8y ago
Google Play has a similar issue too, though it's quite a bit higher. I think it might be around 100k songs is the max you can add to your library (and of course, adding this many also seems to make it slow down a lot, making it difficu
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efreak
8y ago
`adb backup`. All you have to do is turn on developer mode to enable adb, root is entirely unrequired. You might need to log into accounts again, I'm not sure. Do note that this can take a while, depending on whether you back up your
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efreak
8y ago
Hidden partition flag, then. Or just dual boot with a secondary system as default; either a live os image (linux) or installed on a vhd (windows).
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efreak
8y ago
Firefox focus isn't firefox, though, it's a private-browsing-only browser, and it's built on an entirely different engine (chromium, iirc). There's no tabs, history, saved logins, or anything else. It's far from bei
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efreak
8y ago
Wake on lan then?
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efreak
9y ago
Dosbox runs windows 3.1 perfectly, with resolutions up to at least 1280x1024 (what I use for tetris) _or_ true color mode (unfortunately not both). You can supposedly install 95/98 in it, but I've had trouble actually using them i
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