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by hcs 8y ago
I think the Facebook Container add-on does support this, though just for Facebook. There's an issue to add something similar to Multi-Account Containers, not sure what the status is on that: https://github.com/mozilla&#
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by hcs 8y ago
Edit2: This is addressed in the FAQ: https://github.com/algorithm-archivists/algorithm-archive/wi...
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The full images are only 512x512.
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by hcs 8y ago
An example from the article: > He was told the family was ineligible for services because they had housing options elsewhere, notably in Puerto Rico with his partner’s mother. To officials in New York, steering the family into accommodat
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by hcs 8y ago
Some prior work from 2001: https://youtu.be/1s-PiIbzbhw
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https://media.guim.co.uk/51370940379b5a46c6f1f917b3f025e4da3...
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by hcs 8y ago
I was just at the Living Computer Museum, which he founded, last month. They said he'd just been there that morning to discuss some new acquisitions.
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by hcs 8y ago
Not following your first question, but isn't 2 the recently-observed gravitational waves?
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by hcs 8y ago
Speaking of 6502, the Doctor V64 was another N64 copier, this time a 6502-based computer with a CD-ROM drive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_V64
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Uniform Simultaneous Death Act(en.wikipedia.org)
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Esperanto uses characters outside of ASCII.
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by hcs 8y ago
It's an interesting compromise, I think you've done a good job with it.
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Never heard of it, link?
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It's not easy to do either of those full time (speaking as a former PhD student)!
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by hcs 8y ago
I know that feature is there, I was thinking that there could be a maintained list of domain groups you could subscribe to like filterlists. That way you wouldn't have to wait for a Facebook Container addon and a Google Container addon
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by hcs 8y ago
Sure. Might be nice to have an adblocker-style filter that says what domains should be considered a single origin, plug that into containers.
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by hcs 8y ago
Glad to hear you worked it out, good luck! Looking around there are a few levels of cache around whether addons are enabled, I guess those are what you need to clear it. It's a temporary hack, but you might also want to look at tempora
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by hcs 8y ago
I know this is exactly what you're trying to avoid, but could you upload an example unsigned extension? I'll try to figure it out, could be a bug somewhere.
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by hcs 8y ago
> Container tabs are a similarly interesting idea with a weird implementation that requires you to micromanage your tabs, which I certainly don't want to You might want to take a look at the Firefox Multi-Account Containers Add-on,
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Possibly a reference to criticism of Kuhn in this book, among his other writings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fashionable_Nonsense
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fwiw even Nightly is quite stable these days, I can't remember when it last kept me from getting work done. And the addt'l telemetry is just a pref away.
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by hcs 8y ago
Developer Edition is essentially Beta with a few changes (which means additional telemetry by default so probably not up your alley): https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/04/simplifying-firefox-releas... (edit for bette
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by hcs 8y ago
A lot of money goes into taking a good idea for a vaccine to syringes ready to deploy. The actual study goes into the real detail: https://gatesopenresearch.org/articles/2-23/v2
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by hcs 8y ago
Concur, I scratch the golfing itch with Zachtronics games.
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koreader does a really nice job of reflowing PDFs, I use it a lot on a Kindle
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No known features?
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by hcs 8y ago
So many dynamos
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fwiw, the .local TLD will never be run through TRR (unless fallback is completely disabled). Ref: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/3fdc491e118c5cdfba...
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by hcs 8y ago
Something(X) exists for a given X. Another something to compute Something(X) for any given X does not.
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Neat! I'm interested in visual programming languages, the semi-textual intermediaries like forced indentation in Python and frame-based editing [1] are fascinating, so I'm surprised I'd never heard of this. The first issue I

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