jtvjan

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by jtvjan 6y ago
> Firefox is more or less Chrome. Not really. Chrome is closer to Safari, since it uses Blink, which is a fork of WebKit (which in turn is a fork of KHTML used in Konqueror). Firefox uses Gecko, which comes from Netscape.
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by jtvjan 6y ago
Yes, Adobe Voco. They demoed[1] it once and then they never talked about it again. [1]: https://youtu.be/I3l4XLZ59iw
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by jtvjan 6y ago
Disable JavaScript or use a text browser like Lynx. I've put the article in this paste: https://pastebin.com/raw/pe6dfUtJ
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by jtvjan 6y ago
Your icon has those stripes on it that you usually see in previews for stock icons. Are you sure you have permission to use it? (it appears to be from "Shopping Set 4" by 13ree)
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by jtvjan 6y ago
If it's stupid but it works, it's still stupid.
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by jtvjan 6y ago
What do you mean with "re-implementing the hard parts"? Matheminecraft is an "adventure map", playable in Minecraft 1.12.1.
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by jtvjan 6y ago
Your browser, as a regular desktop application, is almost certainly double buffered. You will never see tearing, but things can look temporally uneven.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
If you don't want to show your face, you can use the parameters "--use-fake-device-for-media-stream --use-file-for-fake-video-capture=/path/to/y4m_or_mjpeg" on Chromium. You can get y4ms from xiph.org[1]. [1]:
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Smooth scrolling isn't impossible, but it does need to be specially implemented. Firefox does so if you set the environment variable MOZ_USE_XINPUT2 to 1. Of course, on Mac OS X, it's built-in to the UI toolkit, so every applicati
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by jtvjan 7y ago
It's not really different from what's shown here, only you set AllowedIPs to a single address instead of all addresses (0.0.0.0/0). Here's a short guide I just wrote: https://jtvjan.nl/documents/s2s-
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Try turning off JavaScript.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
They embedded their installation into a pre-install script. Normally, you'd go through a next-next-next process with a pkg installer, but in this case you get a popup asking you if you want to allow it to "run a program to determi
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Do you use Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS? (Firefox does so by default if you live in the US, see network settings at the bottom of about:preferences) It can't resolve archive.is because 1.1.1.1 doesn't support ECS.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
The heuristic used for Java source looks like this: 0 regex \^import.*;$ Java source
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by jtvjan 7y ago
It has been deprecated because of privacy concerns, so it will probably be removed from browsers soon.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Who pays for the Windows licenses? Do I have to provide my own when setting up the VM?
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by jtvjan 7y ago
I don't quite understand what the paid version provides over the free version. You need Slack to use Hallway, so why would one want to use Hallway's video chat over Slack's built-in one?
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by jtvjan 7y ago
> Is that an official GH account Yes. It is linked to from github.community, which is linked to from support.github.com.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Not really. Homebrew would just need to start installing a copy of Ruby in its install script (which is written in bash).
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by jtvjan 7y ago
iTunes hasn't tried to "fix" it. iTunes runs a podcast directory for discovering podcasts, but it still uses the podcaster's feeds to actually deliver episodes. The API for the directory is public, so any podcatcher can
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by jtvjan 7y ago
From the submission title I assumed this was some kind of plug-in to remove those auto-playing video backgrounds from web pages. This could be a very useful tool. It sent me a 157 MB APNG in about a second, I don't even get those kinds
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Dr. Marburg is there for a reason.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
The previous site, for comparison: https://web.archive.org/web/20200209181217/https://www.gtk.o... I think it's pretty strange that the code example widget defaults to showing JavaScript code, consi
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by jtvjan 7y ago
No, it isn't using the app store. A company rents an enterprise certificate from Apple for $299/year. The company can then sign as many apps as they want using that certificate, and distribute the apps through MDM, itms-services l
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Looks like this is part of a greater project, 98.js.org. Though, you could also add it as a shortcut to Windows 93[1] and it'd fit right in. [1]: https://www.windows93.net/
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Ruby? It's installed by default on Mac OS X and many Linux distributions.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
You can choose to get your AirPods engraved when you order them. It doesn't cost anything extra so you might as well engrave something funny.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
It did in Google Play for Europe. You got a screen showing a list of alternative search engines (eg. DDG, Qwant) and browsers (eg. Firefox, Opera). Though, that didn't change Google and Chrome being the default.
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by jtvjan 7y ago
Does this support Flash Player? Having plugins like that RBI'd would be very useful as they're big attack vectors and usually not supported on mobile.