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by hexage1814 3y ago
Simple Modify Header Imgur.com user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Yahoo! Slurp; http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/slurp )
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Twitter restricts its search to registered users(9to5mac.com)
10 points by hexage1814 3y ago|3 comments
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by hexage1814 4y ago
In fact you can make the page to send you the damn image, and it supposed to be, if you use some extension to modify your user agent and lies to imgur your are using curl something.
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Only state-affiliated media from countries we don't like, such as China and Russia, should be considered state-affiliated media. BBC and NPR get a pass. [/irony]
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In a World Where AI Art Is Cheap to Generate, Do We Still Need Copyright?(techdirt.com)
2 points by hexage1814 4y ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 4y ago
I think a big problem is how closed and walled the platforms become. For instance, search engines don't have access to the whole twitter database, Google Images don't index instagram posts and so and so forth.
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Well, well, seems like.. all those crazy "conspiracy theorists" were right.
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by hexage1814 4y ago
> "That means sometimes Chat is going to appear as if it were of the left" I'm pretty it is deeply biased in favor of the left: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/chatgpt-trump-admiring-poe... https:&
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Are youtube downloader extensions next?
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Mozilla removes Bypass Paywalls Clean extension from its add-ons repository(ghacks.net)
321 points by hexage1814 4y ago|210 comments
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by hexage1814 4y ago
This whole thing reminds me of this comment when Tumblr "died": "I think the real problem here is that big media corporations seem to believe that social media userbases are fungible, and persist in acting on this belief no m
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Another day, another BBC article trying to shame japan for not accepting somali "refugees".
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by hexage1814 4y ago
And mind-boggling you criticize and demonize technology on a forum about technology all while not only being on the internet but also using electricity, a computer, and certainty surrounded by gadgets and other amenities of modern life. Nat
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Exactly! The thing is about trust. And I would even add that in this case here, due to ideological differences between both Elon and Twitter employees, there is more space for distrust to happen and it justifies even more Musk calling peopl
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by hexage1814 4y ago
“Buy things you don't need with money you don't have to impress people you don't like”
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Will it censor the so called "hate speech"?
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Big win for free speech.
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by hexage1814 4y ago
At first I thought it was silly, but in a way, it's like they are acting like the director of a publicity agency. The director doesn't have to know how to draw or paint or whatever, he gives the idea and the direction. There is a
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A startup is charging $1.99 for strings of text to feed to DALL-E 2(techcrunch.com)
2 points by hexage1814 4y ago|1 comments
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by hexage1814 4y ago
It sounds like bloat. Maybe if it was just a simple print screen tool, like what is available on Firefox, it would be more acceptable. But this seems to even have some screen video capture functionality, c'mon there is hundreds of good
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Microsoft is testing an image editor in Edge – gHacks Tech News(ghacks.net)
2 points by hexage1814 4y ago|1 comments
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Related topic, this site allows you to search on youtube video subtitles: https://filmot.com
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Again, why did people decide to centralized like 80% or something of the internet under a single company?
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by hexage1814 4y ago
For those interested, here is a preview: https://www.loom.com/share/e540f28366ff4703a7c882291875166f
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by hexage1814 4y ago
Thanks for the snapshots and info.
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by hexage1814 4y ago
I will tell you what: I like they are trying something new. I'm not sure if it is gonna work, but if we stop to think, the last invention on web browsing user interface was the tabs, and maybe tab grouping more recently, but like they