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by heftig 3y ago
I think that point is about it not supporting streaming compression where the output of the packer is immediately fed into something like a pipe or a TCP connection. You can do this with both tar and ZIP. If all you have is SQLite, you need
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by heftig 3y ago
Slack calls and "huddles" still do not work in Firefox, either. Way back before huddles were implemented it used to work. Then they broke it and now it's Chromelike-only.
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by heftig 3y ago
This only applies to changes to extension code and not merely changes to blocklists. Chrome's manifest v3 requires extensions to ship static blocklists.
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by heftig 3y ago
Does it have to be anhydrous? Seems like a waste to go for the more expensive stuff when you're going to dissolve it anyway. Food-grade citric acid monohydrate should be cheaper.
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by heftig 3y ago
I believe most plugins expose their GUI only as an X window that needs to be nested in an application window, so any change here would require reimplementing the GUI of a lot of plugins. But even if we do want to take this hurdle, is it eve
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by heftig 3y ago
To enforce the use of Edge, they're using URLs with the "microsoft-edge" scheme. Some time ago Microsoft made it impossible to reassign this scheme to another app like EdgeDeflector. PS: It was KB5007262 that "addresses
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by heftig 3y ago
Yeah, they're enabled by default only on Nightly. Apparently they're still considered "experimental". Officially, you enable them through the MAC extension, which also adds some more UI. https://addons.mozilla
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by heftig 3y ago
Yeah, toilet paper is supposed to rapidly fall apart when it's wet. If the wipes don't do the same thing they're not actually flushable.
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by heftig 3y ago
Someone I know is still working with an old HELOS particle size analyzer, which came with a Windows 95 PC and an ISA interface card. Considering the daunting cost of a new machine, they're doing everything they can to keep the PC alive
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by heftig 3y ago
It means "not tested", which might as well be zero.
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by heftig 3y ago
The effect is created by scaling and blurring the storyboard images that are also used for the seek preview. The image is refreshed every ten seconds, with a CSS opacity animation fading from the old background image to the next over a coup
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by heftig 4y ago
Maybe making "bread" which is almost entirely cellulose would be possible. Still a carbohydrate, but not a digestible one.
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by heftig 4y ago
What are time sharing mice?
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by heftig 4y ago
PSA: Be careful with xylitol. It's lethally toxic to dogs and still 60% of the calories of regular sugar. I would prefer stevia for sweetening.
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by heftig 4y ago
It makes all of the changes supposed to "improve privacy" (both TR and TE), resulting in the conflicts described in that article.
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by heftig 4y ago
I think existing systems like Helios have already solved this problem?
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by heftig 4y ago
I think access logs as generated by most web servers require a GDPR notice to be compliant, as IP addresses are considered personal information.
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by heftig 4y ago
Do corporations and other juridical persons also get a social credit score? This abuse was committed by a corp, not some farmer.
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by heftig 4y ago
Yes, it's always read. If the file didn't require updating, a build with and without `--locked` will be identical. If it did require updating, `--locked` will make cargo exit with an error.
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by heftig 4y ago
No, it is. Even without `--locked`, the Cargo.lock file is only updated when it no longer fulfills the Cargo.toml because the latter was edited (and then only making the minimal changes necessary), or explicitly using `cargo update`.
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by heftig 5y ago
I think using a theme with a high contrast between the active tab and inactive tabs is probably the easiest way to fix the UX for you. E.g. https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/proton-redone-hybri...
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by heftig 5y ago
Games on cards have a minimum firmware version. The firmware won't let you launch them without updating first.
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by heftig 5y ago
I guess one reason is that initial growth of online service providers (and especially payment processing) is often driven by sex-related use, e.g. sex work or art. If the provider becomes "mainstream enough", these uses then get b
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by heftig 5y ago
No, you would get the distance from the border to the other end of the large country, since that is longer.
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by heftig 5y ago
The setting is in 10-default-policy.lua.
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by heftig 5y ago
You pick whatever gives you the largest distance. For every point in both territories, find the closest point in the other territory. From these pairs of points, find the pair with the largest distance. That distance is your Hausdorff dista
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by heftig 5y ago
I actually turned that off as I prefer keeping the headphones in A2DP mode and using a separate microphone.
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by heftig 5y ago
Not quite, you'd get the maximum distance from the extreme end of one territory to the nearest point of the other.
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by heftig 5y ago
Yes and yes.
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by heftig 5y ago
Except if your UA reports Firefox on Linux , where calls and huddles remain unavailable to this day. I wouldn't call that a success.

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