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by jannes 5y ago
And why Python? Does Firefox come with a Python interpreter?
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by jannes 5y ago
This will make your browser very fingerprintable because it’s very uncommon.
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by jannes 5y ago
Wouldn't they wait for the Paralympics to finish as well then?
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I can take Kiev in two weeks, Vladimir Putin warns European leaders (2014)(telegraph.co.uk)
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by jannes 5y ago
Is this a joke about ancient Greek vs modern Greek?
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by jannes 5y ago
> [...], if not installed on the user’s computer, [...] This is incorrect. The font is downloaded regardless of whether a font with the same name is installed on the system. The only exception is when you specify a local() function in @f
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by jannes 5y ago
I don't know why you should care if it doesn't affect you. At least TypeScript cares enough to have added the `isolatedModules` and the `preserveValueImports` flags: https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig#isolated
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by jannes 5y ago
The TypeScript ecosystem is bigger than just the official compiler, though. Many projects use alternative compilers like esbuild or @babel/preset-typescript for their main pipeline and only use the official TypeScript compiler as a typ
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by jannes 5y ago
Yes, on certain channels. Some channels are ad-free, but this can change over time. A channel that’s ad-free on the YT Kids app today doesn’t have to be ad-free tomorrow.
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by jannes 5y ago
Don’t even try. You would basically have to rewrite the entire YouTube client to get rid of all the dark patterns.
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by jannes 5y ago
Sounds like client certificates. I guess you have never used those. All major browsers support them. In Firefox you can find them here: Settings -> Privacy & Security -> View Certificates -> Your Certificates
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by jannes 5y ago
- push notifications (APNs) Almost every Apple device is constantly connected to these servers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Push_Notification_servic...
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by jannes 5y ago
My German children have a last name with a space in it (ie. 2 last names, but not with a dash). This also shows up in their German passport. This is possible because you can make a “name declaration” where you choose to apply the naming law
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by jannes 5y ago
From an outside perspective it looks like neither of them is going away anytime soon and that they just want you to use the one that you feel more comfortable with.
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by jannes 5y ago
I believe there must be more to this story. Maybe it is possible to abuse multicast for tracking/fingerprinting in some way and that's why Apple is locking it down to approved apps. It would have been unfeasible to show a permissi
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by jannes 5y ago
Drinking too much distilled water is bad for you because it is hypotonic (it's missing salts), so it pulls salts out of your cells.
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by jannes 5y ago
> quite good on net That’s a terrible way to justify immoral or illegal actions.
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by jannes 5y ago
Does your router support disabling DHCP? You can just run your own DHCP server in that case.
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by jannes 5y ago
It is part of a bigger strategy called 'security in depth'. At least that is how I understand it.
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by jannes 5y ago
I suppose it could be a form of sandboxing the HTML rendering
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by jannes 5y ago
When I talked about enter going to the next result I was comparing it to the Ctrl+F search bar. Sorry if that wasn't clear. (English is not my first language)
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by jannes 5y ago
The only difference I know of is that "/" focuses links. So when you press return, it loads the link instead of jumping to the next result. It's quite nice for keyboard-only web navigation.
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by jannes 5y ago
It’s actually part of “air”: > By volume, dry air contains 78.08% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0.93% argon, 0.04% carbon dioxide, and small amounts of other gases https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Earth
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by jannes 5y ago
> cooled to liquid temperatures via refrigeration Do you actually need to refrigerate it to keep it liquid? My SodaStream machine works with room temperature.
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by jannes 5y ago
That would require to be logged in to a Google account
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by jannes 5y ago
No
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by jannes 5y ago
Probably she didn't say "show" in russian though. Some things are getting lost in translation here. She laments that The Chronicle doesn't credit her as doing actual work by describing what she does as a "show"
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by jannes 5y ago
I read it on mobile and had no idea what you were talking about. The style seems to be absent on smaller viewport sizes.
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by jannes 5y ago
I believe he is talking about tethering via USB, which should be a more stable connection than Wifi.
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by jannes 5y ago
He was quoting the article, but he messed up the formatting so it’s not very obvious that “today” refers to 13 years ago.

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