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by jonas-w 4y ago
Sorry maybe i'm misinterpreting your comment but you know that firefox also has profiles?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Whats even better is that at the time i'm writing this the hn post hast 69 votes.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Also his video editing and story telling is so so good. Take for example this video [0] at 7:00 until the end, it literally gave me chills. Talking with a robot which takes him up to the roof top of a virtual city where the robot talks abou
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Yes, there is also a ctrl + left-click feature in Windows and Linux, but it isn't nearly as convenient as the middle mouse button.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Thank you both for posting these comments. I see myself in both of them and feel somewhat spooked, because those are my problems and the things I do (especially the laptop docking part and trying to do a productive hobby after work). An
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by jonas-w 4y ago
A year or two ago i would have kind of agreed with you. But currently 70%-90% (based on what i see everyday) are just one click to reject everything.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
A week ago i first saw this word "skeuomorphism" used on HN and now i'm seeing it nearly everyday in the comments on HN. Is this Frequency Illusion [0] or does the word get used very often now? [0] https://wikipedi
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by jonas-w 4y ago
> Adds almost nothing to benefit user[...] Care to elaborate why you think so?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
https://xkcd.com/1056/
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Maybe they are talking about https://d2lang.com/tour/intro/
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Why was it only http in the first place?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Or like github did with atom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7aEiVwBAdk
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Previous discussion: ThreeUK blocks access to encrypted provider Tutanota due to 'age restriction' - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33981873
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Android does have Content Providers [0], basically apps can provide a "filesystem" which isn't locally stored on your phone and act like Network Shares. Caveat is that you need an internet connection. [0] https://d
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by jonas-w 4y ago
What i find the most interesting is the zeroconf option [0]. For example you can set up your spotifyd daemon on a raspberry and have it always connected to speakers. Now when someone is in your local network they can choose your spotifyd da
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Oh nevermind
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by jonas-w 4y ago
I always thought firefox and chrome share a standard where you could build one extension and use them on both platforms?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Because of those legit reviews, that you ignore at first because who even reads these picked out reviews and then start to realize what is written there?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Every function seems to have a pull request linked to it e.g. "gh-123456". Some do explain why they think it should be deprecated.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Previous discussion: Gumroad Increases Fee to 10% - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34031367 (54 points)
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Every android phone seems to have it, but it is also only available for english.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Oh thanks i thought they referred to the browser engine, and was really confused if this has something to do with WASM.
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Currently the best way is via fax or post
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by jonas-w 4y ago
I don't know exactly what they mean but in german, Plakat means poster, placard or billboard.
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Social Blade Data Breach
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by jonas-w 4y ago
Wouldn't you need to trust their certificate?
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by jonas-w 4y ago
... SBE SBF SC0 SC1 ...
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by jonas-w 4y ago
i3 is technically a WM and not a DE and they compared DE's.
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https://archive.ph/AafoF
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by jonas-w 4y ago
The same reason why tor exit nodes are blocked/limited by services. You have the anonymity (if your opsec is good) and endless bandwith. So these will very likely be used for shady/illegal stuff. To do this with google or other pr

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