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871.
by gsich 5y ago
Last one also introduces other problems.
872.
by gsich 5y ago
Unless they have a loop indicator in the file it's not a GIF replacement.
873.
by gsich 5y ago
I don't think this should be solved with tags (or other OOB methods). Just set a "loop" flag in the container (or metadata). GIF is perfect because it doesn't require ANY additional info when it comes to looping or anima
874.
by gsich 5y ago
I know. But I spoke of devices that can actually use telephony. Not VoIP, that was possible all the time. This for example: https://github.com/bg111/asterisk-chan-dongle/
875.
by gsich 5y ago
Telephony is though. As very few devices can do that.
876.
by gsich 5y ago
Low power means nobody is going to notice.
877.
by gsich 5y ago
True, but this would not satisfy "breached".
878.
by gsich 5y ago
Not against the site, against the client connecting.
879.
by gsich 5y ago
Depending on ISP and country this can never be achived. Sometimes there are laws to filter out specific domains. But then again, should the browser be the authority to decide that? I think not.
880.
by gsich 5y ago
There was a fix: https://www.reddit.com/r/arduino/comments/2k0i7x/comment/clg...
881.
by gsich 5y ago
>But I'm still unconvinced that every single one of those last remaining 15% of websites must be transitioned to HTTPS. I use HTTPS. That said, if someone doesn't want to do it - also a valid choice. The arguments have been mad
882.
by gsich 5y ago
No, as everyone (including your ISP) can setup a DoH/DoT server. What is a problem though is a lack of discoverability. Right now you need to manually configure DoT/DoH. Or you are Mozilla and force the decision.
883.
by gsich 5y ago
No it doesn't. Having HTTP does not magically open the server.
884.
by gsich 5y ago
"you" and clients connecting to your server might be different entities.
885.
by gsich 5y ago
Breached as in someone else has control over the server.
886.
by gsich 5y ago
You need to disable power savings.
887.
by gsich 5y ago
Like in past days. If you have a working OS (ie not iOS) you can use it fine. Otherwise use Lounge or something similar.
888.
by gsich 5y ago
That is ... not reliable tracking.
889.
by gsich 5y ago
>The solution is for newsletters to auto-unsubscribe users if they seem to stop interacting with the emails. Not possible without tracking.
890.
by gsich 5y ago
Firefox has proxy settings. Socks5 is bugged though. Doesn't support user/password authentication.
891.
by gsich 5y ago
It is.
892.
by gsich 5y ago
A very lame excuse.
893.
by gsich 5y ago
>background compression and we used JBIG2 for text image compression Are you aware of the downsides? https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres... It stands to reason that not only Xerox
894.
by gsich 5y ago
It's a fancy word for raw files.
895.
by gsich 5y ago
I thought Digital Negative.
896.
by gsich 5y ago
>Eventually it gets to spaceships carrying sperm and eggs to be raised cultureless by robots. I recommend "Raised by Wolves".
897.
by gsich 5y ago
Not for long.
898.
by gsich 5y ago
This [0] still works, so it should be doable by youtube-dl too. 0: https://github.com/zerodytrash/Simple-YouTube-Age-Restrictio...
899.
by gsich 5y ago
The normal "solution" (ie what I do) for this would be using an ESP8266/32, it has 3 UARTs and I think you can bitbang some more.
900.
by gsich 5y ago
There is no need to evolve when your protocol is fine to begin with. Always-on can fly. Blame Apple for shitting on that idea.

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