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by katsura 6y ago
I noticed that as well. Either the build quality is questionable, some hardware elements, or the screen itself. Somehow it seems like there isn't any real AMD option that a self-respecting dev could buy. By the time AMD laptops catch u
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by katsura 6y ago
There are still no XPS level laptops available with Ryzen CPUs, which makes me so sad. I'd like to upgrade my work machine but I'd prefer not to buy Intel at this time.
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by katsura 6y ago
Isn’t that the point of links though? If you use checkboxes you won’t be able to share a specific page with a friend.
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by katsura 6y ago
My biggest pet peeve with DDG at the moment is that whenever I search for something on my phone the first two results are ads, and those two results actually take up my whole screen. I mean sure, those are probably not privacy invading, but
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by katsura 6y ago
At least some of us don't try to actively make it harder/worse. So that's a plus.
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by katsura 6y ago
There are others under development like Pandunia[0] or Globasa[1]. [0] https://pandunia.info/engli/index.html [1] https://www.globasa.net/
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by katsura 6y ago
> no letters are silent Except "h". And "v" sounds like "b". "c", "s", and "z" a lot of times sounds the same. And where I'm at, people say "perame" instead of &
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by katsura 6y ago
Although, this is not a data URL per se, but just pasting it in the URL bar allows you to do pretty much anything: javascript:alert(document.cookie)
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by katsura 6y ago
Chrome is just a re-skinned Safari on iOS: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11259152/chrome-ios-is-i...
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by katsura 6y ago
Wouldn't this be solved if they would switch to Chrome as well? Note, I'm not saying they should. But this is exactly the kind of problem that a global single engine would solve. The same things could run on every device where tha
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Encapsulated Language Project – open-source language of tomorrow's leaders(kroyxlab.github.io)
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by katsura 6y ago
They just render the whole page inside a frame. If there was a resize on the page, the frame itself is resized as well, so you should see pretty much the same thing as the visitor. Note that this doesn't handle browser inconsistencies
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by katsura 6y ago
They weren't always cool: https://www.businessinsider.com/evidon-sells-ghostery-data-t... As far as I know this changed later on, but still.
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by katsura 6y ago
Not at google: https://twitter.com/mxcl/status/608682016205344768
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by katsura 6y ago
Hmm, my network tab says 1MB of resources loaded, from which the images are only around 50kB. How is this ideal for an almost text-only static site?
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by katsura 6y ago
8, not two: <>+-.,[]
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by katsura 6y ago
+1 I do those as well. Never really thought about how common it could be, but it is pretty natural for me to drag the mouse and let it up somewhere else to prevent incorrect navigation.
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by katsura 6y ago
The inputs have dark backgrounds and dark font colors. Otherwise it is not that bad. :thumbsup:
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by katsura 6y ago
I've been using Lockdown[0] on my iPhone. It blocks everything for me, and is open source. [0] https://lockdownhq.com/
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by katsura 7y ago
I kind of use them like folders, but one main difference is that I can keep important emails in my "Inbox", while they can still show the label. With folders, they basically become archived right away, so there were emails that I
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by katsura 7y ago
I learned it last year as a fun excercise, and found it pretty interesting that there are so many things you can express with so few words. However, in the end you'll end up wanting to express much more and the language is just not abl
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by katsura 7y ago
Browsers use it to help you with the copied links. When you click into the URL bar they offer you to jump to the previously copied link right away.
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by katsura 7y ago
Yes, here: https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026361072-Bra... > In the initial Brave Ads release, users receive BAT for viewing the ad notifications. In future releases, users will be able to
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by katsura 7y ago
You don't have to click on them to earn tokens.
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by katsura 7y ago
I used Brave for a couple of months, but in the end I had to switch, because it is just not ready to be used in everyday situations. I actually tried their crypto ads, out of curiosity. I had some BATs collected, then I reinstalled my machi
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by katsura 7y ago
I communicate with family and very few close friends only (less than 10 people) and my Mailgun stats show about 1k emails per month.
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by katsura 7y ago
One time I started working on one open source alternative, but one big problem I found was that their PSD file documentation was incorrect at a few places, and it lags behind what is currently available. And though Photopea[0] is not open s
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by katsura 7y ago
One of the letters written in 1957 July 25 mentions that (first PDF page 57): ...a radio type machine known as Tesla Set which was invented by Mr. TESLA in 1938 for interplanetary communication. Mr. and Mrs. STORM claim that TESLA&#
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by katsura 7y ago
So, what I read so far is that he might've died on Jan 8th instead of 7th, even though everywhere else they still refer to 7th. And that there were many parties interested in going through Tesla's seized belongings, to find out if
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by katsura 7y ago
You can check with this command if your CPU is affected by any of those: grep . /sys/devices/system/cpu/vulnerabilities/* And yes, you'll need to edit the /etc/default/grub file, but

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