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kmfrk
8mo ago
What I'm curious about is whether this payment information is from spending money or from YouTube's requirement of doing a symbolic credit card payment to authenticate that you're an adult - and other potential checks for Y
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kmfrk
8mo ago
Speaking of hosting, Discord used to be one of the biggest (inadvertent) image hosts, so they might have set up the system to reduce legal exposure than to monitor conversations per se.[1] A lot of the internet broke the day they flipped th
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kmfrk
8mo ago
From an accessibility perspective, the HTML emoji might be an issue for screen readers. You can still keep them as `h2#foo::before{content: "emoji ";}` CSS pseudo-elements instead, if memory serves. (Used "emoji" as a pl
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kmfrk
8mo ago
The number of times I've read articles about the upcoming "Silicon Valley in Europe" warrants an article running through the last twenty years of the EU getting its act together "any day now".
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kmfrk
9mo ago
I checked out the website, and it looks more like Instagram than TikTok. We've had a few TikTok-like apps, and it didn't work out. Even the people behind Vine couldn't make their own Byte app take off: https://en.w
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kmfrk
9mo ago
stream.place[1] operates in a similar way but for stream livechats! We haven't even begun to scratch the surface on how Bluesky comments are going to be used, apparently. [1]: https://stream.place
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kmfrk
9mo ago
I just tried to download a podcast series from Spotify today, and even this turned out to be a massive pain: no dice on gallery-dl, yt-dlp, and the browser doesn't have a dedicated download option, even when logged in. I was redirected
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kmfrk
9mo ago
Undo Close Tab - A very handy add-on, adds a button to quickly undo a closed tab. There is probably a shortcut for that, but I cannot bother remembering it. It's Ctrl+Shift+T for those wondering. Works similarly if th
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kmfrk
9mo ago
To be be honest, the worst Google-like thing about the before and after is how you have to scroll down to see actual results. On my iPhone, I get half of an app showing below the full sponsored app. Just makes me want to find iOS apps
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kmfrk
9mo ago
Hydro Flask cooler cup. No more rushing to finish cans before they get lukewarm. Give these people the Nobel Prize as far as I'm concerned. https://www.hydroflask.com/12-oz-cooler-cup
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kmfrk
9mo ago
I remember these from their weird Twitter posting, too. I muted them because they sounded like some weird astroturfing for Twitter that kept getting recommended. https://x.com/ReclaimTheNetHQ
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kmfrk
9mo ago
Markdown and Mermaid support, you have my attention!
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kmfrk
9mo ago
What's the temperature on Pelican [ https://getpelican.com ] these days? Best Python SSG is mostly down to Hugo and Pelican as far as I can tell. I've always loved SSGs, but ActivityPub integration is also looking very a
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kmfrk
10mo ago
YouTube does this too when I'm on a VPN through a different country, and it doesn't seem to have a lang: operator to steer it in the right direction. I'd ironically like more results in certain languages - just not lang
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kmfrk
10mo ago
There's also grey areas with Steam like when you buy a Steam key for a game outside of Steam through places like GreenManGaming and get your reviews discounted or otherwise flagged arbitrarily based on an opaque authenticity heuristic.
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10mo ago
Yep, that's one of the main reasons people are excited for this. Instead of a dedicated ISP modem with 5G, you can just use this, plug it into a gateway WAN port set up as the secondary failover connection, and you'll have a backu
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10mo ago
Definitely the least bad outcome, but how much of this catalogue is going to completely drown in the horrid UI of Netflix's apps. Sometimes it feels like Netflix has too much in its catalogue without any good tools to sort through and
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11mo ago
Are there any desktop browsers out there that are actually great for making apps for websites, so we don't have to rely on React slop? I've always found it an unelegant, unsandboxed experience to use conventional browsers, but it&
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11mo ago
Twitch works overtime to drive people to spend as much time on streamers, which isn't good for either side. Caps on donations, especially based on age, would go a a long way.
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Google will let users call stores, browse products, and check out using AI
(theverge.com)
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11mo ago
One of the things that really has me worried at the moment are people asking chatbots who to vote for ahead of upcoming elections. Especially in parliamentary democracies where people already take political quizzes to make sense of all the
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YouTube will let you opt out of AI upscaling on low-res videos
(theverge.com)
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1y ago
I don't know about using AI to win legal and procedural arguments outright, but it seems like an interesting way to at least help win the war of attrition that corporations and weaponized bureaucracies wage on us to make a buck and k
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1y ago
I don't see a good way to implement this. It sounds like the exact thing that's making prospective Windows 11 users explore other OS's.
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1y ago
Very sweet project, it basically feels like mpv[1] for pdf. [1]: https://mpv.io
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1y ago
It's always been curious to me how scary it always feels to upgrade Windows. One of the things I loved about being on macOS was how boring it was to upgrade - at least until you waited for the .1 update. Windows upgrades feel less
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Introducing Memories Storage Plans
(newsroom.snap.com)
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1y ago
IPFS looked like a fun middle ground, but it didn't take off. Probably didn't help that it caught the attention of some Web 3.0 people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_System
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1y ago
Livechats are particularly bad. For desktop, the extension HyperChat was made to address whatever programming is leading the livechat system to blowing up your CPU. https://livetl.app/hyperchat
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1y ago
They're not important, but we're also simple creatures who find it amusing when some numbers go up. And KPI's can also be fun for things like A/B testing etc. You could even rig something for some positive reinforcement
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