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by joveian 3y ago
Thanks! I just tried Invidious and like that it works even without javascript, although videos are limited to 720 resolution. Search works and you can even load some of the YouTube comments without javascript.
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by joveian 3y ago
If you want a detailed argument see Chapter 2 of Pierre Gloor's "The Temporal Lobe and Limbic System" where he argues against the (unfortunately still common) paleo/archi/neocortex terminology in favor if the allo&#
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by joveian 3y ago
It is if the only thing preventing seeing a resent message as new is the recipient looking at the date or message id. Certainly it is arguable that the client and/or provider tracking seen signatures is a reasonable way to prevent it,
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by joveian 3y ago
There is a new build system for fonts since the last release that has a wider range of color font types. I found the COLRv0 format fixed some issues I was having. The new formats aren't in the 14.0 release. I much prefer the 2D styl
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by joveian 3y ago
Thanks! And good that Google at least likely deals with it ok. Just as a general thing it is a good idea to be very careful about replay possibilities and I think you are a bit too casually dismissive. Not every provider stores email fore
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by joveian 3y ago
DMARC is DKIM or SPF so requiring DMARC part of the way to what you are suggesting. There is still a replay possibility with DKIM even if limited to replaying the exact same message (unless providers or email clients track already seen mes
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by joveian 3y ago
Google is slowly moving to reject mail that doesn't pass DMARC no matter the domain settings; it sounds like they are currently rejecting a percentage of messages that fail DMARC. https://support.google.com/mail/an
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by joveian 3y ago
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/ I don't use or recommend exactly what they do but they have a long list of settings you might want to change that is better documented than any other source I've seen
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Er, I was confused; of course being over UDP won't make the kind of difference I was thinking since the congestion control is just about when packets are sent. Although I heard a while back that UDP packets can be dropped more quickly
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by joveian 3y ago
Depending on the particular situation maybe vegas would work as well? In particular, since Wireguard is UDP, using vegas over Wireguard seems to me like it should be good (based on a very limited understanding, though :/ ), it is just
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by joveian 3y ago
I think this was the case for one version of King's Bounty: The Legend on GOG (not the current version it sounds like?), which had a bug where you couldn't talk to an NPC at one point when you needed to do so to advance the game.
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by joveian 3y ago
I was expecting it to be about that one also. Gold Way / Melwood Ave (that goes under the bridge) is a magical spot in Pittsburgh. Kind of the opposite situation but the article reminded me of the church that could be accessed from th
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by joveian 3y ago
Most of them, including that one, pop up the full note text if you mouse over (annoying UI but helped for that one note). I appreciate that the notes worked without javascript :).
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by joveian 3y ago
But look out for signs of sleep apnea; I only get it sleeping on my back, which I rarely do. Possibly in some cases sleep apnea might be part of why it doesn't feel comfortable to sleep on your back. The other issue that is worse for
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by joveian 3y ago
The one I am interested in is -D using AF_UNIX, but good to see everything possible working over AF_UNIX. It looks like curl as of about a year ago can use AF_UNIX SOCKS via the ALL_PROXY syntax socks5://localhost/path (or s
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Unfortunately, GOG seems to have mostly given up on Linux and often doesn't provide available Linux builds (I think there may have been one main employee who pushed for better Linux support who left years ago). There is at least one &
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by joveian 3y ago
I remember advertisements for iSmell: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ismell I guess it never caught on (maybe the name :/). Following the first link it sounds like there are a few more that have tried something si
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by joveian 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll give them a try :).
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For me it was Tangrams, which I've only seen one somewhat odd (in a "feels outsourced" kind of way) computer game (not that you can really improve on the physical version). I first thought you said pantomimes, which could al
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by joveian 3y ago
Wilmot's Warehouse is the one it most reminds me of (maybe the graphics), which is quite fun (except for the random crashing :( that seems to get worse after it starts happening). This one needs a lot of work, though. I did it wrong
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Look at Red Shell for example: https://www.polygon.com/2018/6/20/17485762/red-shell-spyware... I don't have a link handy but I distinctly remember Take Two, a giant corporation with billions in reve
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GNU Hurd for example. I haven't used it so I'm not sure of the exact status but it sounds like they are using it in some cases to make use of existing drivers in a microkernel style. There have been a few attempts to rumpify Lin
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Over-grazing and desertification in the Syrian steppe root causes of war (2015)(theecologist.org)
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The link from robotblake's redirector rules works (for now): https://syndication.twitter.com/srv/timeline-profile/screen-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36544185
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For shoes, due to my health they get limited use and I can't really tell how durable they are but my first pair of Ahinsa shoes has lasted a couple of years without much wear. Not minimal in that they use high-tech ingredients (and ar
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Some glass is also plastic. But I think outside technical discussions and deceptive marketing glass is usually used to refer to borosilicate or soda-lime since those are what most widespread glass products were for a while. Recently there
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A nice collection of issues, although I'd disagree a bit with some of the solutions, particularly around prefixing. You first need to check if you have an absolute path and it doesn't work with input that isn't a path. So f
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I had a similar WTF when a local hospital (in the US) had a marketing "thank you for choosing our hospital" after I called to schedule a test. Get that BS out of the medical system.
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Working on the client sounds good too! Your anti-spam idea would work for one use case of social media, friends and family keeping in touch, but as soon as some of the participants don't know each other that is not enough. Even using
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There are still a number of discussion email lists around. Riseup hosts a bunch of them for example: https://lists.riseup.net/www/ One issue is that many email providers aren't really maintaining their system and

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