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by jolmg 2y ago
Yes, but they're trying to add a Chrome-based one: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/issues/2989 They have this repo for Common Lisp bindings to QtWebEngine, but it's been archived: https:&#x2
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by jolmg 2y ago
As one such masochist, I hesitate because the tabs aren't tabs. I'm not saying there should be tabs, but this is different. I tend to see a page and open interesting links in new tabs, so the tabs to the right of the current tab a
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by jolmg 2y ago
Huh, you're right. I thought it only kept record of the last visit to any URL, because that's what it shows in the GUI, but the DB does have prior records... It's weird how they went through the trouble of hiding entries in t
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by jolmg 2y ago
It was my experience too that it's better to commit to using Emacs like Emacs. `C-x SPC` is the Emacs way to select a rectangle of characters.
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by jolmg 2y ago
https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/issues/3386 > The gist is this: we have a lot of tools built in to our analysis library, pagerank, tf/idf, things like this which we can use to generate summarie
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by jolmg 2y ago
That's already what's typical with services, e.g. postgresql.service specifies User=postgres.
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by jolmg 2y ago
I thought the same, but the parenthesized domain should be an adequate hint, to be fair.
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by jolmg 2y ago
Never used a chromebook. My very rough conception from when they first came out is that it's a cheap laptop with an OS that tries to present a web browser as the OS. Now, I'm reading comments here about getting them "unlocked
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by jolmg 2y ago
/s?
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by jolmg 2y ago
> 2. The password store can be decrypted with either of two methods: A day-to-day password they memorize, or a longer key which can be stored along with the will. The longer key is kind of pointless given the shorter password, unless tha
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by jolmg 2y ago
It's not even really about domains. It's about displaying the "author"/"source" of the content in the link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23537725 > https://twitter.co
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by jolmg 2y ago
Oh. Then I agree.
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by jolmg 2y ago
I don't think HN shows third-level domains, so the point is moot. There may be exceptions for web services that lend out subdomains like Github[1], but doc.gwern.net would probably still show as gwern.net[2]. If you're willing to
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by jolmg 2y ago
> I see constantly banners on sites that set tracking cookies by default, and delete them if you reject them in the banner (or even worse, not delete them at all!) – this is not compliant as the cookies were set before consent was given
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by jolmg 2y ago
> allowing parents What? Why would parents need permission from their government to forbid their kid from having an Instagram account? They're parents, so they can engage in parenting.
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by jolmg 2y ago
> Access denied [...] The owner of this website (learnhungarianfromhome.com) does not allow hotlinking to that resource https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_alphabet
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by jolmg 2y ago
> They expose a kernel API to allow games to verify the state of the system, and they're knowingly installed by the user. Can you give examples of games where you do that?
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by jolmg 2y ago
I've never seen a game request root privileges, and I would think installation of anything kernel-level would need that. None of the steam binaries have setuid nor capabilities set. Have anyone seen games that request root privileges?
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by jolmg 2y ago
60Hz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwMKfQtSXPE&t=150s
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by jolmg 2y ago
The market they cater to are those that want to use linux distros in devices beyond PCs and laptops. For that market, the only eink tablets that exist are this one, to a lesser extent reMarkable (but AFAIK you can't really run X11 or W
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by jolmg 2y ago
I never thought that votes, etc. would be that important to what defines social media and would have included forums in it. But if I think of social media as "that thing that's addicting", then yeah, the feedback metrics are
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by jolmg 2y ago
What's a "transparency website"?
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by jolmg 2y ago
You can also get a USB webcam for like 15 bucks. Coming from the integrated 720p cam my laptop had, a 15 buck webcam was wonderful.
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by jolmg 2y ago
If you get a laptop with removable batteries, it doesn't really matter. Just carry a backup battery if you need it and you outdo modern laptops with non-removable batteries.
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by jolmg 2y ago
> in addition to saner defaults Isn't that cua-mode? https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/CU... > would be pretty fully configured and pre-loaded with the most common
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by jolmg 2y ago
> Do you have the schematics for [...] your fridge I'm not sure about today given stuff getting "smarter", but home appliances do typically include the schematics. You typically find them inside an envelope as you disassem
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by jolmg 2y ago
For archival, if you use tape, it comes out cheaper (~225k) and ought to last longer (~30 years).
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by jolmg 2y ago
No https://dle.rae.es/estadounidense https://dem.colmex.mx/Ver/estadounidense
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by jolmg 2y ago
I think they know, but the problem is that they wouldn't be able to cite 2001 in 1991/1988.
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by jolmg 2y ago
But you do still need to register the printer prior to using, or at least have a basic registration set up that works with it.

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