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Simple Tab Groups - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/simple-tab-gr... It is what Firefox Tab Group / Panorama should always had been. It makes tab groups backup periodically so you will not
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Because the top text already mentioned uBlock Origin.
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How did you get to the dosage?
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5y ago
I'm sorry if that's a dumb question, but is monosodium glutamate consumption related to ADHD?
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5y ago
I use this scheme. I have a separate account (x@example.com), were I only give addresses with aliases (x+N-RANDOM-LETTERS@example.com). There are of course broken sites, that do not allow + in the e-mail address. Also Bolt (bolt-rider.com)
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5y ago
From the top of my head: Ceneo, Cenowarka, Idealo, Skąpiec.
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Was there ever an effort to try removing those "theoretically reachable" objects? It sounds doable, but of course not trivial.
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It doesn't have to be more suspectible. It is however one more thing to worry about.
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5y ago
If we only could have honest tribal liars as Zoons have.
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I wanted/tried to be a part of the community. I could say I was not a cultural fit. As much as I sympathize with cutting things down and making frugal software I am too messy to make it all work for my advantage. I now prefer to mix an
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I recommend going through st source: https://git.suckless.org/st/file/st.c.html I may have fallen out of love to suckless.org, but the code is usually simple so one can at least learn from it.
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It is indeed sad. Regarding standard discussion patters I see it often. I imagine sometimes a pinned comment that would outline those. Along with all the usual corrections and corrections to those corrections.
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I think it is a bit different when it will be seen by employees as a part of internal tooling. After the meeting they see a banner "Important points from the presentation" or "The mandatory new tool to fight malware." or
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I imagine it will become a good malware vector.
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I wonder if people stopped rescuing dogs would it decrease also demand for breeding new dogs. Or can you stop demand for dogs if you would still rescue as much as possible?
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I like how Chromebooks deal with the button. AFAIR when you press it screen contents fade into black and when the animation finishes (after something like 3 seconds) it will show you shutdown/reboot dialog. I never had any problem with
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5y ago
How does the app store searching and filtering work now? I had last contact with Apple devices around iPhone 4S. What I remember from that time (maybe wrongly) is that the experience was practically limited to a name search (as on Android).
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ChromeOS is a Linux based OS to run Chrome. Although Freon is not a Wayland compositor, I still think you are mostly safe for the time being. I think in next ten years we can have a few sad surprises in desktop Linux.
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AFAIK Tailscale is an alternative to ZeroTier, but it doesn't involve WireGuard. Edit: I was wrong.
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For Wireguard mesh networks is there something in the similar level of maturity as Zerotier?
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5y ago
For me it is an example of superhero inflation. After the third time a city is rampaged you stop to care. They introduce more and more powerful characters to use them in almost medieval battles. I would like to see WWI or WWII tactics super
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Then I think about Tom Cruise's stunts especially in Mission: Impossible series. It got his own brand out of doing things more real. Similarly how Mad Max: Fury Road was received. Most also have very good writing (certainly not M:i-2).
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"(...) Do you see this big red circle on the bottom of the window? Now next to it there is a circle with a little square in it. No, don't click it just yet! You have shared your screen with me. It is used when... You know what, it
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I know that it is tempting to paste a link to your favorite blog post, but I would like to encourage you to post really life-changing posts. If you post "maybe not" or "not really" maybe refrain from posting? Otherwise i
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On Firefox for a lots of tabs management solution I recommend Simple Tab Groups [0]. It is how built-in tab groups should have always worked instead of the manual panorama. It does periodical backups, that I have never needed to use and it
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Zig should work like multi call binaries (i.e. busybox) so a link to it called cc or would call the compiler.
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Many C++ code bases, especially older ones, I have seen were really trying to be their own Java. This caused them to join disadvantages of C++ with disadvantages of Java. I don't believe the result was faster than JVM and start up time
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I'm doing something similar: PC at home, Chromebook with Crostini, running ZeroTier and nss-mdns with mosh on top or ssh for X11 forwarding (I use git gui a lot). Cheap fast and can work on battery forever.
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I'm sorry to pick a nit, but could you expand on "well readable if written well"? I would say that a Makefile or even a CMakeLists.txt are readable if written well.
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Columbo is my and my wife's favorite series. There are many things that separate it from most. Nowadays there is a big focus on series where every episode ends with an addictive cliffhanger. I hate that. You can watch a single episode
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