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by justaj 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying this. Though what about the users that simply use the HTML only site without any cookies? What about Tor browser users? I see that it's only possible to set the settings if you first go to the standard version of
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Tell HN: DuckDuckGo now seems to have tracking links on its HTML search results
17 points by justaj 4y ago|14 comments
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by justaj 4y ago
That enables (the same sort of) dark mode on _all_ sites, while with Dark Reader you can customize it per site.
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by justaj 4y ago
That's easily solved with http://www.shellcheck.net/
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by justaj 4y ago
That's why it's a good rule of thumb to just stick with POSIX as defined by the POSIX standard [0] 0: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/V...
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by justaj 5y ago
This is one way: https://old.reddit.com/reddits/ Another is subreddit search engines like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22823109
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by justaj 5y ago
Sure, sounds fun! So how do we proceed? I've noticed there is no contact information in your profile (mine lacks that too), so I've made a new public Matrix room: #torctf:matrix.org
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by justaj 5y ago
You forgot perhaps the biggest of red flags: sh <(curl tea.xyz)
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by justaj 5y ago
Many of the apps listed there are not alternatives, but something that can be used in combination with fzf.
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by justaj 5y ago
If there is no account required, then why have not provide the same functionality on the website itself... as a webapp? Why would a phone be required for this?
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by justaj 5y ago
I think what you're describing will happen within 100 years. 500 years though? Beats me. I think we'd be some weird consciousness blob similar to the one in Solaris.
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by justaj 5y ago
I enter my e-mail on that Gumroad link but it doesn't give me the free eBook. Is this perhaps a cunning way of the OP to collect e-mail addresses?
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by justaj 5y ago
Yeah I would love not being dependent on x86 and its horrid UEFI mess. Then again... I believe technically ARM (and even RISC-V) board manufacturers can also make something similar. Let's hope that doesn't become a thing though.
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by justaj 5y ago
Come on, is JS really required for this type of page?
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by justaj 5y ago
Wouldn't the nuclear signature of something like that be trivially detectable though?
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by justaj 5y ago
And luckily _much_ more! (I'm deeply grateful for your contributions btw)
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by justaj 5y ago
What do you think about the dexed softsynth [0]? It's supposedly the closest modeled softsynth to the DX7 in existence. 0: https://asb2m10.github.io/dexed/
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by justaj 5y ago
Though unfortunately uMatrix is no longer maintained: https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix
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by justaj 5y ago
Though, ironically, as per your example, there is no library for it in Bash as far as I know.
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by justaj 5y ago
With cameras and motion sensors you more or less know how they'll be used and as a user you can choose to disable them (or at the very least block them if you can't disable them). With this technology, it will be integrated into y
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by justaj 5y ago
Unfortunately none of them have feature parity with Synapse. In fact, many of them are missing critical features.
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by justaj 5y ago
Agreed, there's a huge difference in learning computing as a consumer, or a producer. I think the best way is to teach kids to be a prosumer and learn producing software after consuming it. A great example of this are games that are (r
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by justaj 5y ago
There's not a single day that goes by without me thinking what could have happened if I learned more about computers from an earlier age. Please give your kids the opportunity that many (myself including) never had, otherwise they migh
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by justaj 5y ago
> Definitely would say it’s the most interesting way to develop software but companies are willing to shelve out the big bucks after buying some of these obscenely expensive license’s. This does make it sound pretty appealing. What makes
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by justaj 5y ago
What if you're doing night shifts?
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by justaj 5y ago
I personally find it more intuitive to write it like that.
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Fun with Redirection(christine.website)
13 points by justaj 5y ago|1 comments
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by justaj 5y ago
And what would snubbing be? All I came across are some industrial terms, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snubbing
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by justaj 5y ago
I am a fan, but I don't have a Spotify account.
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by justaj 5y ago
Isn't that what things like Flatpak or Nix / Guix are for though?

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