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by jannes 7y ago
If Firefox kept any website-controlled interface it would give websites an opportunity to block the feature by overlaying it with a black rectangle. Most content providers probably don't like this feature.
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by jannes 7y ago
Qwant doesn't work for me at all on Firefox. It displays an empty page. Does anyone else have that problem? In the console I get a warning and an error: > Content Security Policy: Couldn’t process unknown directive ‘script-src-elem’
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by jannes 7y ago
What do you mean with TS provides a subset of JS? TS is actually a superset of JS. Quoting the TypeScript website: > TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. https://www.typescriptlan
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by jannes 7y ago
Why do you need an additional nest camera if you already have a CC camera system with ethernet cameras? (Genuinely curious, because I have neither of those)
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by jannes 7y ago
That's emissions , not export in the form of oil.
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by jannes 7y ago
Wow, the game is literally showing Market Cap for the last quarter. Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of the game?
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by jannes 7y ago
Synology NAS devices offer a few of features that you mention: email [0], calendar [1], document sharing [2], chat [3], office apps [4] Shift/inventory management would need to be added via third-party software (or implemented in sprea
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by jannes 7y ago
That's not what people use the term "self-hosted" for. It doesn't really apply to websites that you created yourself. It rather applies to off-the-shelf software that you use as an alternative to SaaS offerings.
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by jannes 7y ago
While I disagree with Mozilla's decision to switch users to centralised DoH, I believe they are right in their assesment that the current DNS infrastructure is not very private. And something like DoH sounds pretty cool. Without encryp
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by jannes 7y ago
When you're reading the documentation for a software library, do you prefer if it includes examples for common usage or do you prefer a long list of API methods? Have you ever used the "examples" section of a man page or do y
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by jannes 7y ago
They don't, but nobody is really trying to enforce it yet. In a few years when these services face a lot more pressure to turn a profit (after the "wars") we will probably see a lot more of that.
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by jannes 7y ago
What a great name
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by jannes 7y ago
My ISP-provided router supports IPv6, but I've disabled it because I don't feel like setting up a firewall for all those poor devices on my network. Are there any guides for how to properly secure a home network so that I can re-e
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by jannes 7y ago
It's not missing, the UX is just bad. Hochzeitssuppe expands if you click on Nudelsuppe while you are at the map's maximum zoom setting.
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by jannes 7y ago
Interestingly, the wired article has the text "Image via Wikipedia" below the image. The image must have been removed from the wikipedia article since 2011.
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by jannes 7y ago
You don't know what you're missing until you have tried lower latency. My regular gaming setup is a 144 Hz monitor with a PC. Everytime I try gaming on a console with a 60 Hz TV I feel like I'm completely drunk because of the
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by jannes 7y ago
As far as I know, Urchin [0] (Google Analytics predecessor) was that third-party solution that consumes Apache logs. However, Google bought and discontinued the product. Google still has an old help site referencing its log analysis feature
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by jannes 7y ago
Visiting https://nl.movim.eu/?node/pubsub.movim.eu/Movim seems to try to load some images via port 5280. What's the reason for using non-standard ports?
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by jannes 7y ago
I highly recommend ag-grid, it works well with React. The free version is MIT licensed, while the paid enterprise features are open source on Github, but not free to use. https://www.ag-grid.com/
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by jannes 7y ago
Apple Watch
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by jannes 7y ago
In fact, the entire .new TLD is preloaded: https://hstspreload.org/?domain=new
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by jannes 7y ago
I believe the entire .new TLD uses HSTS. In up-to-date browsers you will never make a request on port 80, even if you omit the protocol in the URL. Probably Microsoft didn't get around to re-issuing the cert yet...
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by jannes 7y ago
I believe the app requires you to be invited via QR code by an existing member to gain access. Of course, the police would be able to infiltrate this with a bit of effort.
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by jannes 7y ago
Still online with a Spanish IP as of now
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by jannes 7y ago
> Also the words "serious public disorder" send chills down my spine for some reason. It's unclear who translated the letter. It may have been a github employee. In the original it says "graves desórdenes públicos&quo
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by jannes 7y ago
I get the same message about 6 times in the console as well, but in the end it seems to start playing anyway.
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by jannes 7y ago
No idea, but it seems to be using Akamai Player: https://player.akamai.com/ It seems to have an event called "autoplayblocked": https://developer.akamai.com/tools/AdaptiveMediaPlayer/docs
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by jannes 7y ago
Triggered?
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by jannes 7y ago
Can you clarify what you mean with domestic spying? Are you concerned about other people in your household having access to your Gmail account?
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by jannes 7y ago
> If you’ve run a “apt-get install mysql” in the past decade, high chances it setup MariaDB instead, getting aliased and substituted transparently. Is that true on Ubuntu/Debian? I couldn't find a source for this.

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