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by ffpip 3y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/google-tracked-his-bike...
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by ffpip 3y ago
Love the app, will try it for a few days. Thanks for making it. Hopefully I can contribute after trying it for a few days!
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by ffpip 3y ago
Sites like Reddit load user uploaded content from different domains (redditmedia.com) so you should be safe in this case.
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by ffpip 3y ago
I feel like that was just an exploit waiting to happen. Showing a different URL than the page was delivered from.
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by ffpip 3y ago
Yeah, figured the file access permission was the issue. Thanks for the help!
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by ffpip 3y ago
Are you using Firefox? Those URLs do not work for me when using Firefox + Windows. But the code works perfectly fine when I upload it to github gists and use the raw url. And yeah, like you said do not want to inject remote JS into every si
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by ffpip 3y ago
Thanks for this! But is a file URL working for you on Windows? http:// URLs are working but file:// urls are not being parsed for me.
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by ffpip 3y ago
Archive link for people who block facebook - https://web.archive.org/web/20230628131034/https://engineeri...
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by ffpip 3y ago
https://files.catbox.moe/ue5o3c.jpg
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by ffpip 3y ago
For some reason it refuses to index my site(s) until I link the site to my Google account in search console. I had organically placed a lot of links (on my GH, Linkedin profiles, no spam anywhere). It did not index even the links for over a
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by ffpip 3y ago
The json thing is an API request, so it will come under the new API rate limits.
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by ffpip 3y ago
> that’s an odd requirement considering many wealthy countries aren’t in g20 It was during the G20 convention, so probably to promote it in some way
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413 Request Entity Too Large(yourmom.zip)
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by ffpip 3y ago
Meta already had access to it's content, the same way other social media platforms access Giphy's GIF library.
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by ffpip 3y ago
https://travel.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/technology/... (Foreign tourists & travellers in India can now make payments using UPI)
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by ffpip 3y ago
It is specific to mostly non-Google OEMs. On Pixel phones and other devices which don't support Dual Apps, you can create a "Work Profile". It is a completely isolated section of your phone and you can install another copy of
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by ffpip 3y ago
> The main reason is that it's the only traffic that you own. It's not at the mercy of someone else's algorithm. You are at the mercy of Gmail/Outlook's spam filtering algorithms
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by ffpip 3y ago
He might mean the site chatpdf.com does not use langchain but uses the OpenAI API.
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by ffpip 4y ago
I get 2GB/day and unlimited calls for the INR equivalent of $4.
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by ffpip 4y ago
Reddit's website uses DRM for fingerprinting - https://iter.ca/post/reddit-whiteops/
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by ffpip 4y ago
I don't think they would release the regex used to validate the API keys since it would help people automate scanning for API keys of all supported providers on public repos on any other site using the regex given by the provider itsel
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by ffpip 4y ago
It runs a TOR client locally and proxies all connections through that. It does not implement the privacy protections of the TOR browser tho. Basically, using the TOR network as a VPN.
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by ffpip 4y ago
It is new. Was just released in September. https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/whatsapp-bring...
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by ffpip 4y ago
Thank you! Did not know about Alt+select in Firefox.
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by ffpip 4y ago
> I see no change in this over time, nor do I know why companies would even care that an e-mail provider (including Google) would be able to read that information. I don't think this phenomenon exists at all. https://theh
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by ffpip 4y ago
> There's a difference between something being provent theoretically possible in a laboratory environment and actually making it out in the real world. Fingerprinting using IP address, running scripts, canvas fingerprinting, using i
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by ffpip 4y ago
https://brave.com/speed-reader/
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by ffpip 4y ago
Anonaddy gives you unlimited aliases for free. https://anonaddy.com/#pricing
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by ffpip 4y ago
Same issue, looks like some uBlock Origin filter list is blocking it.
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by ffpip 4y ago
> Does this break Apple's ToS? I thought Apple required Safari/Webkit for all in-app browsers? They are still using Safari/Webkit, but just injecting a script into every page.

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