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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Are you sure? Even if you run a headless browser, you might not be triggering the hover event, unless you specifically tell it to or your framework simulates a virtual mouse that triggers mouse events and CSS. You totally could be triggerin
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
That is not a good idea at all. For example: the new HTTP/3 over QUIC runs on top of UDP. There's a good chance most modern websites you use regularly use UDP, and most games and other real-time programs rely solely on UDP. UDP is
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
...is there a link? I am very curious now.
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
This seems like a good change for streamers and viewers, I was honestly surprised at how restrictive they were before. They still are a little, not allowing them to link to the other platforms they're streaming on, etc. Nice to see the
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Yeah, it's really useful! There's this fork called PairDrop, and it's more convenient, you can pair two devices or create a room by entering a code (or scanning a QR code), and that works over the internet too. It's slig
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Yeah, it is. However, if you have to break the law, the ethical way that supports the authors is the better choice.
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
Just flip on Reader Mode, it works great for me on most articles like this, though it is no replacement for a proper ad blocker
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
This seems like a cool concept, but it doesn't seem concrete to me. What exactly does it do? What kind of real-world things does this enable?What can we do with this that we couldn't before?
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by jerbear4328 3y ago
That's actually really cool! Seems like a nice handy little service, you could make a contact in your phone for it and then remember about it some random time later and be able to use it, no problem. I love little tools like this. For