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by kunagi7 5y ago
Since the Taliban are now the government they probably have access to the previous military employment databases so even if they erase their online lives, clean up their phone... They might find who they are and punish them (torture, death)
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Avoiding undesired connections to Bluetooth headphones and battery consumption.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
> The idea of a city split into two by ideologically opposing factions, and the split being marked by a big wall, sounds like sci-fi now. Say welcome to the "Peace lines" or "Peace walls" [0] in Belfast and other citi
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Well, Chrome recently released their 92nd version... The same thing could happen to them really soon. Should they keep the user agent as version 99 indefinitely too? User agents shouldn't be as relevant as they are.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
The average browser user doesn't know anything about CSS tweaking. Advanced users may know about it if they're curious enough or work with web technologies. People get pushed around by other reasons, mostly things like OS integrat
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Well, this example is quite curious. Catalan is understood and used by most of the people who live in Catalan speaking regions, but it isn't the first language of most of the people who live there. Pretty much the 95% are bilingual (Ca
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by kunagi7 5y ago
For most cases that's true. Still, Wither explosions and the Ender Dragon can destroy obsidian. That's why most people kill the Wither using the Bedrock located on the Nether roof. Still, no material is free from destruction using
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by kunagi7 5y ago
With piston bolts [0] travelling long distances got even faster. They push the minecart forward at redstone tick speeds and are server side so they're really efficient. But there was a faster way with a machine called "ender pearl
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by kunagi7 5y ago
If you dupe carpet you can use it as fuel (3 carpets per smelt item) so it's quite inefficient. Still, as an unlimited item... As long you can supply the super smelter quick enough with fuel efficiency isn't that important.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
It looks really neat. Surprisingly, even only a small portion of the floor is real.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Features like this one (Save Time and Money) should be opt-in. I've never used Edge so I don't really know its inner workings... So, the browser should ask on first start (or after an update adds a feature) if you wish to use it.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
It has been a while since I switched away from Firefox but my experience was being fed up with UI changes. I used Firefox from version 1.5 to version 30~32 alongside Opera (with the Presto engine), after that I switched to Palemoon since it
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Dupe from 5 days ago, but still a concerning issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28015335
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by kunagi7 5y ago
You can't kill what already is dead. That's Vaporwave [0]. Maybe I'm a bit biased since I'm an avid fan of Vaporwave. There's subgenres for everything, Mallsoft, Future Funk, Broken Transmission/Signalwave... F
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by kunagi7 5y ago
I have around 1000 bookmarks and sync does really help. Since Brave has an iOS version I just use that but I hope someday they will release it.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
If you want to customize your browser (as far as using your own CSS) you can try Vivaldi. I've been using it for years and after the 3.7 update it feels fast and snappy (at least on my computer). It has tons of custom settings around t
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Luckily I only use Safari's rendering engine (WebKit) on one iDevice, an iPad. My other devices use either Linux distros (for the last 15 years) or Android. > but safari is not "another" piece of the iOS experience to inte
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Well, with Internet Explorer the problem was simpler and quite worse. It had around 90% of market share at its peak. So Microsoft had a complete monopoly. They stopped caring about Internet Explorer since their business was selling Windows
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Lately, it feels like more and more news publicly attacking Safari appear in Hacker News. Safari either isn't attacking, protecting or killing the web. It has a different purpose. Apple's main objective is to sell services and dev
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by kunagi7 5y ago
The death of Google Reader was quite a blow. Luckily enough they let you export your feeds. After that, I moved to fluxreader and inoreader and never looked back. Shortly after that I stopped using my google account completely. Google usua
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Their owners did. The seized property is destroyed to show they're serious about punishing this kind of crimes (stealing $2M worth of electricity via bitcoin mining). If you want to mine bitcoins, pay the bills or build your own power
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by kunagi7 5y ago
As someone who has worked in quite a lot of web projects for the last few years I noticed the big difference in requirements. Back when I started it was all about supporting IE7/IE8+, Firefox, Opera, Chrome and Safari (with an old iPad
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Followed the link, the browser gets redirected to this PDF: https://www.cell.com/biophysj/pdf/S0006-3495(21)00454-9.pdf The document contains 32 pages about the subject.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Run before he knows about Yishun. Still, a difficult feat to match.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
There's a really sharp drop after August 2020. It looks like the former devs increased their activity a bit in February-March of 2021 but after that is almost flat. A browser engine is something way too big to sustain by hobbyists or a
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Skimming through the Tweets, it seems like the rest of the online Office suite uses React and Teams was the outlier using Angular. Somehow it makes sense to use the same framework for everything and save resources.
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by kunagi7 5y ago
It's similar to what Google does with other products like their Play Store. Things like the removal of 1 star reviews [0] when an app rating goes down. They call this "review-bombing" protection. And perhaps the easier option
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Obviously if the UK isn't inside the EU anymore previous roaming conditions won't apply. Still, in my country there are phone companies that include extra roaming by their own like Vodafone which has the EU, Switzerland, Norway, U
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by kunagi7 5y ago
Exactly. People usually forgets this since WebKit is mostly seen on Apple Devices (Safari has a 16-18% user base) and a few Linux browsers. Still it's a test target for web developers with its own quirks and fixes. So, for the last 8 y
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by kunagi7 5y ago
This article is really complete and straight to the point. I really like that madaidan keeps it updated.

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