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841.
by kreetx 5y ago
What's your break if one may ask?
842.
by kreetx 5y ago
What are the "\e[A" and "\e[B" do, are they key presses? I usually do `history | grep ...` to find the command and then use it. Non-emacs users might tend to find this surprising, but in a shell buffer you can move aroun
843.
by kreetx 5y ago
Perhaps you can ask the other victims when did they register their accounts to see if that's true?
844.
by kreetx 5y ago
You don't need a plugin to increase/decrease speed, the following bookmarklet works for most sites to increase speed by 10%: javascript:(function(){ let speed =[...document.querySelectorAll('audio,video')].filter(v =>
845.
by kreetx 5y ago
Make it work, make it correct, make it fast - perhaps they haven't reached phase three yet?
846.
by kreetx 5y ago
In the video he explains that the "faster than light" effect happens due to the magnetic field traveling through air (because the light bulb is so near by). At least that's how I understood it; and hence my question about cha
847.
by kreetx 5y ago
A follow-up question: would there be no tiny change in the graph if the wires exiting the battery were further away from the wires immediately entering the light bulb?
848.
by kreetx 5y ago
You are right. It appears there is a cut-off for inclusion (perhaps low, < 20, star count?).
849.
by kreetx 5y ago
My phone numer has literally never changed (going 20+ years now). Perhaps it's different in the US somehow (e.g people use their work number for private purposes too), but in my experience private numbers tend to remain the same.
850.
by kreetx 5y ago
Given that this is a "history" I can't believe they don't mention grep.app. It's pretty much the way to search entire github. There probably aren't as many drill-down features as the new official way, but spe
851.
by kreetx 5y ago
I don't think being even a linux "old-timer" would help with the low-level stuff that they are doing. (As the sibling) Supporting on Patreon is what hopefully gets us what we want quicker :)
852.
by kreetx 5y ago
Anyone between the site and the user can inject any content to the site.
853.
by kreetx 5y ago
Yup, don't see any downsides either. I bet many technical people don't even know that https does actually leak domains via SNI, great that they finally patch it up! Regarding parent's comment: is ad blocking based on domains
854.
by kreetx 5y ago
Yet his blog is also served over http..
855.
by kreetx 5y ago
Other than leaking IP addresses, is this the final step in not requiring a VPN?
856.
by kreetx 5y ago
I'd guess even if Firefox did keep extensions unrestricted then slowly they would die away - given how much smaller the user base will be. We need some new power to emerge in this space.
857.
by kreetx 5y ago
Do you happen to know if there is a linux version?
858.
by kreetx 5y ago
Ack on the simplicity part and not needing to talk to the server after the first load. But the main concern is that stuff could simply be injected on that first load. Depending on how you host, the easiest solution might be to use the caddy
859.
by kreetx 5y ago
Perhaps the Dell 30" LCD UP3017A?
860.
by kreetx 5y ago
My sentiment exactly. 27" is a bit too tall vertically, but 26" or 25" would be ideal (with a resolution larger than 1920x1200).
861.
by kreetx 5y ago
I wonder why no (proper) https?
862.
by kreetx 5y ago
BTW, does there happen to be a discord channel for this topic? ;)
863.
by kreetx 5y ago
Yup. They should just say "it's the ease of use" and be done with it. It's a pretty good reason to use a technology.
864.
by kreetx 5y ago
Right. With the current situation you could define a custom /= for every type. In the new situation /= is a regular function which is defined as `a /= b = not (a == b)` and you wouldn't be able to redefine it.
865.
by kreetx 5y ago
For those not in the know, a redundant method (/=) is removed from the Eq class and added as a regular function, and, apparently, this is making a few people very angry. (Not sure why though)
866.
by kreetx 5y ago
What are you talking about?
867.
by kreetx 5y ago
Same in vanilla emacs.
868.
by kreetx 5y ago
Recently listened to the Haskell Interlude podcast with Lennart Augustson where he mentions in the end that he's at Epic Games. Looks like they are investing greatly in Haskell-like things now. [1] https://haskell.foundation
869.
by kreetx 5y ago
Noticed this too. But it seems it's not strict: From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_3.0 : "It is recommended that manufacturers distinguish USB 3.0 connectors from their USB 2.0 counterparts by using blue c
870.
by kreetx 5y ago
There was another event page not long ago from google that was undone. E.g the FAQ page for this also looks a bit off. Not sure what is going on there.

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