jwitthuhn

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   by jwitthuhn 5y ago

   Seems like they are still taking stock of exactly what is broken. It has now been updated to a pretty sizable list. edit: And now it looks like it includes every location.
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   by jwitthuhn 5y ago

   I've also been seeing this in Firefox for the past couple weeks or so. The video quality will default to "Auto-1080p" or similar but it will be visibly much worse than 1080p quality. Switching to 1080p manually seems to be th
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   by jwitthuhn 5y ago

   Twitter has about a 50% chance of telling me that every time I follow a link there. Hit f5 a few times, maybe a ctrl+f5 and you'll probably get there.
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   by jwitthuhn 5y ago

   Yeah this is still happening in Windows 10. I reinstalled Win 10 Pro recently and the only way to make a local account during initial setup was to unplug the ethernet cable on my desktop. As long as an internet connection is up, it isn&#x27
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   by jwitthuhn 5y ago

   As a user I really value having a good ad blocker integrated with my mobile browser. Safari is okay at ad blocking but it can't do nearly as much as Firefox Mobile with uBlock, and Apple doesn't seem at all interested in improving
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   by jwitthuhn 6y ago

   I recently switched to Affinity Photo after using photoshop CS6 for many years. It has been a good replacement for my limited needs, give the free trial a go and see if it has all the features you want. As a bonus it is also super cheap com
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   by jwitthuhn 6y ago

   I'm a big fan of "Hadoop is a distributed system for counting words."
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   by jwitthuhn 6y ago

   I use it for x forwarding through ssh. That lets me use graphical linux programs without needing to run a whole desktop environment inside my linux vm.
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   by jwitthuhn 6y ago

   Reminds me of an interesting feature(?) of the old DS Phat. If you held it close enough, analog tv antennas could pick up the video signal going to the top screen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VlCpZkVss4
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    I expect that a broker won't arbitrarily make certain stocks "sell only" and cancel buy orders that have already been submitted.
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    Does anyone know how this is compliant with the QT Company's agreement with the KDE Free Qt Foundation? I was under the impression the Qt company was legally obligated to release all updates under the LGPL, and failure to do so would r
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    It looks like this is happening because the bypass paywall extension is still signed by mozilla, but not distributed through their normal addon website, which I just now learned is possible. Still not great, but it is good to learn that it
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    Firefox already has a similar restriction on Windows, and I think MacOS, but not Linux. On the normal version of firefox for those platforms you can't permanently sideload an extension, you need to reload it on each restart. The Develo
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    I think "unreadable" is a pretty big stretch here. This is what the site looks like for me in firefox on android. https://i.imgur.com/Zmslysb.jpg The text in the navigation section and the table is a bit small, bu
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    There is no apt package with chromium, but there is an apt package name 'chromium-browser'. https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/chromium-browser In previous versions of ubuntu, that package would install chromi
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    by jwitthuhn 6y ago

    This is still possible in Firefox 77 if I am understanding correctly. The magic entries in about:config are keyword.enabled - Turning this off will make firefox never search for something you type in the address bar. browser.fixup.alternate