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jakeogh
7y ago
Another is clasp https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp There are a few interesting talks on yt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbdXeRBbgDM
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https://github.com/jakeogh/hostname-validate/blob/master/hos... eventually it will get integrated with: https://github.com/jakeogh/kcl/blob/master/kcl/htmlops.py
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7y ago
More accurately, they want to keep you in their garden. Not knowing it's happening would be advantageous for the goog.
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7y ago
What about the part where a large section of the population has a vested interest in growing gov, while at the same time (as in the link I provided) being unable to criticize it? It's not like you are going to go on and argue it's
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7y ago
You say that like it's a good thing. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18863496
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7y ago
Nice to see projects using click! Here's another one to toss on the pile (works, I use it, supports wildcards, *nix only): https://github.com/jakeogh/dnsgate
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7y ago
There appears to be a positive (bad) feedback loop many people hit involving gut bacteria.
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7y ago
Silent protest is not participating. Surreal that needs to even be said.
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7y ago
You can get fined for a dog trick.
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The GDPR is an attack on memory. Article 13 is an attack on speech. It's interesting to see the urgency of the push to implement them in the US; before it's too obvious what they are really for.
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They move the goalposts to the new normal, see "problems" still happening and apply the same solution iteratively to absurdim.
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Outlawed silent protest, a base of any free society.
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7y ago
Is news supposed to be bad?
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7y ago
Consider the possibility that it's not designed to convince you earth is flat.
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Indeed. It looks like the reason it happens was identified, and they are able to reverse it on about the time scale in which it occurs, and now the goal is to figure out how to minimize the shallow acceptor light induced defect. My read i
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7y ago
To bad we don't have google cars yet.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njNYuEKW-ek
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jakeogh
7y ago
This is likely unrelated, but your comment makes me think of clasp: https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp
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jakeogh
7y ago
Hey, here's this arb app. Please execute it and get back to me.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Serious suggestion: Disable JS. I find the net practically unusable with it enabled. It's like getting stuck using Windows for something. Checkout surf (webkit): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20023287
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7y ago
Nonsense unless your are on LFS. Your package manager does that whether it's binary or source based for every dependency for every app. Maybe instead we can bemoan how the version of webkit in xyz repo is outdated?
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Surf works excellent: https://surf.suckless.org/
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This is not a pure democracy. Pure democracy is not a noble goal, it's mob rule. differently based on their geographical location I do. Borders give the people inside them self-determinism. They provide the market of ideas. The conta
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It's not ethical to make decisions on how to treat people based on their ethnicity. We fought very hard to throw these concepts you seem to be promoting into the dustbin of history. They are going to stay there. States are sovereigns.
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7y ago
Would be nice to -STOP and -CONT as tabs are switched. It's per-process now isnt it?
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You told someone you like cheese sandwiches. You don't get to decide if they remember you telling them that or not.
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I'm referring to the executive branch. Less populated state representation in one branch does not negate the need for it in the others. The founders (wisely imo) left national proportional representation to a single entity, the purse-s
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I'm on surf: http://surf.suckless.org/ (webkit2) and it rendered nicely, inline images and all. Surf has a keybinding Ctrl-Shift-S to toggle JS. Launch it with -s to disable by default.
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Disable JS. I leave it off by default, the web is drastically nicer without it.
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Fortunately the United States is not run on a tyranny of the majority. The Electoral College insures minority representation of the states. Unless I have misunderstood you, by that logic a majority of the US could move to TX and rule the re
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