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4y ago
I submitted a request[1] to DDG to add a !swurl bang! Hopefully it goes through. [1]: https://duckduckgo.com/newbang
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Edited; thanks for clarifying! That makes this Stable-Dreamfusion adaptation even more promising.
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[Edited] The original Dreamfusion project was discussed here a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33025446
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These features exist! Apple includes parental controls under "Screen Time" and they works very well. You can whitelist contacts and websites, and even extend them remotely, as an administrator of a child's device. For restric
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Being comfortable with sexuality and nudity is distinct from sexual harassment, and I think this feature is fundamentally designed to prevent the latter. Some nude content is wanted or warranted by the user, and some of isn't. Apple is
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Radionewify: Spotify playlists with only music you've never listened to before
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I'm reminded of Google Tone[0], which beamed URLs audibly to nearby browsers in an Airdrop-style experience. A neat trick, but ultimately useless given that most devices have less obtrusive ways of sharing data P2P. The ultrasonic aspe
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5y ago
Stumbled upon his work on HN with "Uppestcase and Lowestcase Letters": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26667852
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Wired Magazine recently did a feature on “Amazon’s Dark Secret” of what this mess looks like from the inside: https://www.wired.com/story/amazon-failed-to-protect-your-da...
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Tom Scott did a great analysis and interpretation of what an honest VPN ad might look like: https://youtu.be/WVDQEoe6ZWY
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5y ago
Scribe link: https://scribe.rip/@nickhbottomley/writing-with-git-434abffc...
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Writing with Git (2014)
(medium.com)
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DuckDuckGo's !bangs[0] deserve a mention as well, where you can use an exclamation point with an (abbreviated) site name to forward your query to the site's internal search (try !hn). (Using a plain ! anywhere in your query seems
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This, except: if you're graduating high school, there's a chance you don't have a credit history, which might result in getting banned from due to failed identity verification. Source: my own recent experience in registering
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5y ago
This was announced on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz2P9celU1M
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The Pinouts Book by NODE
(pinouts.org)
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Show HN: godango – A dice-based passphrase generator
(jrmann100.github.io)
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Show HN: Benuse, an iOS widget-based HN reader
(github.com)
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Derek does a great job of explaining how YouTube shifted away from a subscription-based feed to a recommendation-based one. Ironically, to combat the distractive/addictive tendencies this promotes, I use a browser extension[0] to hide
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The functionality exists, but the title, icon, and optional full-screen view are all you get (along with the tedium of updating proprietary <meta> tags). iOS Add to Home Screen is a neglected bookmarking feature, buried within a conte
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I found it a lot of fun to interface with the TI calculators directly using the wonderful ArTICL Arduino library[0]. You can cobble together a link cable to imitate another calculator and hook it up to your microcontroller of choice. I enjo
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Keep in mind that the "Health Cards[0] are encoded as Compact Serialization JSON Web Signatures (JWS)". They're cryptographically signed by the state, so it's hard to fake them without having access to the issuer's
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Is this built with Slack's Block Kit[1]? The interface looks very similar, and it's a welcome sight. [1] https://api.slack.com/block-kit
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I really enjoyed getting to know Thea and her work on an episode of the Embedded Podcast [1]. She has an infectiously positive outlook on open-source development. [1]: https://embedded.fm/episodes/359
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I've been using watchgod [0], which seems to work similarly—not sure if jurigged also monitors all included modules, or is cross-platform-friendly. Anyone know the similarities/differences? [0] https://github.com/s
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I know I'm the only one who's reading news on the Kindle Voyage, but I'm definitely adding this to my bookmarks list on the e-reader. Super cool!
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This looks like a fantastic, albeit potentially costly, product, and I'm excited to see where it goes. For those of us who are happy with our current laptops but are still excited by the customizability of the Expansion Card system, ar
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That's probably Firefox's own Firefox Multi-Account Containers[0]. Groups caches/cookies into designated categories for each tab (personal, work, shopping, etc.), with smart recognition for assigned sites. [0] https:/&#
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Does this make Firefox's Multi-Account Containers obsolete? I just finished setting the smart cookie-grouping extension up, but it seems like this serves a functionally similar purpose.
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Show HN: Notifwd – Forward macOS notifications to your iPhone using Prowl
(github.com)
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