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by krono 4y ago
Considering the crowd that trade-off that seemed too obvious to mention.
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by krono 4y ago
Every single one of these results carries the `html` filetype as part of their URL is my experience. This is likely a consequence of the useragent-based switcheroo technique they use to fool Google. Just blanket block the lot with the follo
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by krono 4y ago
As far as I'm aware no browser offers granular third-party cookie permission controls - e.g. allow third-party cookies from `googleusercontent.com` but only on `drive.google.com`.
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by krono 4y ago
> So lets go to the tenderloin and connect random physics and science wikipedia articles to a megaphone That is scary good of a description of what goes on in ADHD brains all the time.
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by krono 4y ago
And a "€5 per month after 12 months of inactivity" fee too I see!
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by krono 4y ago
The Git docs are very comprehensive and the writing is surprisingly easy to follow. Also you're totally allowed to set up private repos and run whatever dodgy commands some karma-poor guy on SO claims should sort you out and see what y
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by krono 4y ago
Outlook might be bad, but I also don't think Thunderbird is worth the $200 in yearly Owl subscription fees (with their per account and per device licensing) it'd cost me to make the switch :)
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by krono 4y ago
Glad this is still being actively developed! A little bit odd, perhaps, for an email client to feature Matrix chat functionality but no support for Exchange accounts. Hope it's on their roadmap though.
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by krono 4y ago
The article mentions several publicised experiments that were on this mission. Who knows what else it might be carrying or doing - anti-satellite weaponry, ICBM counter-measures, or for all we know it's been coasting about in standby m
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by krono 4y ago
Surely a commercial website should bring in enough to cover Vercel's $20/month plan?
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by krono 4y ago
FYI: Trademarks are a thing - international registration is really expensive, though, and then you've also got to be ready and have the resources required to defend it legally.
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by krono 4y ago
What I like about the stuff that comes in tubes, is that it doesn't require a pre-heated lathering bowl or any pre-foaming which makes everything go real quick. You can just squirt some straight onto the (wet) brush and get latherin&#x
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by krono 4y ago
Regarding your shaving foam: Look into the old-school stuff like tubes of Prorasso brand soap. Buy a good natural hair shaving brush to go with it (will last you the rest of your life) and you'll never want to go back to those cans.
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by krono 4y ago
This addendum clarifies your reasoning a lot! I agree in that improved audiovisual quality would be beneficial, but, at least for regular video calls, I don't believe it's reasonable to expect for people to go out of their way to
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by krono 4y ago
Not entirely sure if this was meant as satire, but in case it wasn't: If I wanted to be judged on my physical looks or the quality in which those are presented to others over the wire, I would have been working in the film industry.
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by krono 4y ago
Shadowbanned (through automoderator) from all Dutch subs (same clique of moderators) for no apparent reason and mods won't even respond to my messages. Apparently I'm far from the only one this has happened to. If Reddit doesn&#x2
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by krono 4y ago
You clearly haven't so much as an inkling of how debilitating ADHD can be. Wish I could have been a proper part of this world we live in as a kid but my diagnosis and treatment only came in adulthood.
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by krono 4y ago
I share this experience myself, in particular the dosage not providing a consistent effect day to day - every specialist I've spoken has told me this is weird and shouldn't be happening and yet it is so. Switching to staged releas
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by krono 4y ago
Check out this guide on attribute selectors on MDN for some options to finetune: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_s...
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by krono 4y ago
There's too much personal stuff on there for me to be comfortable sharing it as is, and I'm afraid I don't have time to distil the list this weekend either. I'd be happy to create you some ready-made filters for any spec
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by krono 4y ago
Sure, unclear which type of search you meant so here's both. Regular search: google.*##.g:has(a[href*="pinterest.com"]) Image search: google.*##.isv-r:has-text(pinterest.) Edit: Simplified the image search v
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by krono 4y ago
Been using this method to build on my blocklist for a few years, it's quite long by now ;)
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by krono 4y ago
This should do: google.*###search > div > div > div:has(span:has-text(/People also ask/))
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by krono 4y ago
Not denying that. However, unless I'd be blocking new domains on a weekly basis, I just don't think it's worth installing an additional extension for something that's so easily achieved without.
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by krono 4y ago
I've posted this before, but you can achieve the same with uBlock Origin static filters alone without having to install any additional extensions. For example: To block results from specific domains on Google or DDG: google.*##.g
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by krono 4y ago
Utility classes aren't Tailwind's invention and neither are style systems/constraints. I even believe that their particular implementation is a total mess with way too much and continuous overhead, and that you're probab
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by krono 4y ago
What does Cron bring? Their website[1] shows something that looks nearly identical to the MacOS default calendar app (edit: which is a good design to take inspiration from) but no list of features or much else of substance. Edit: Their docs
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by krono 4y ago
The exact number of bytes I wouldn't know, but they would certainly have disclosed all the information that was rendered on screen at that moment.
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by krono 4y ago
What is your definition of "disclosed"? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/disclosed
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by krono 4y ago
Note that some extensions still only look for the old settings.

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