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WebExtension Support in Epiphany (Gnome's Webbrowser)(blog.tingping.se)
3 points by l72 4y ago|0 comments
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by l72 4y ago
I use this for managing products for my very small web store. I scrape my vendors' websites and dump it into rec files. It is then super easy to version and compare differences. I am typically interested in new products and price chang
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by l72 4y ago
Yes, it does automatically keep a cache from when it indexed the site. I have it set to not automatically recrawl sites, so the cache is from when I added the site.
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by l72 4y ago
I have started doing something completely different than using bookmarks. I set up yacy[1] on a personal, internal server at my home, which I can access from all my devices, since they are always on my wireguard vpn. Yacy is actually a dist
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by l72 4y ago
I wonder if running Mozilla's autopush[1] and making web push a standard across apps would help solve this? This would let you run your own push server (or use someone else's), configure it system wide on your device, and all apps
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by l72 4y ago
Has anyone tried to run their own push server for firefox? https://autopush.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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by l72 4y ago
I stayed at a place last week just like this, but the max was 9, not 10. If you get to 9 and press '+' again, it resets to 5! From there, pressing '-' goes down to 4, not back to 9, so press '+' another 4 times
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by l72 4y ago
I prefer email but why can’t it be encrypted. Why can’t I log into my bank and optionally upload my pgp public key?
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by l72 4y ago
I also tend to purchase a prepaid SIM while overseas, and ran into a bunch of issues paying for bills at bars/restaurants using their website or mobile apps, as my credit card was doing a second layer of authentication through Masterca
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by l72 4y ago
I use evolution, as I've used it for almost decades now, and have it customized exactly how I like it. I heavily use IMAP flags and evolution's virtual folders to nicely group/tag things, rather than IMAP folders. I also use
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by l72 4y ago
Agreed. I think this is why vinyl has taken off. It is much more physical then a CD. The artwork is larger and it just feels more personable. You have to be much more careful with it, and listening to it is a bigger investment. And a collec
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by l72 4y ago
But there are plenty of genres and artists (1-person bands recording in their basement) that don't make sense live or aren't able to perform live. There is a big difference between a musician and a performer. The bands that are bo
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by l72 4y ago
I don't use a pi, but I do use a pinebook pro as my primary personal computer (I don't like to do anything personal on my work laptop). It has been great for all my needs including: - Running a business on shopify, including a
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by l72 5y ago
My office is also a 10 minute bike ride or short bus ride away, and I never minded going in previously. My company is allowing permanent work from home, however, we are keeping our office, as not everyone has a great home office set up. How
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by l72 5y ago
I use pidgin daily with the libpurple-slack connector. It isn't super great for large rooms (I often keep Slack open in the background but have no notifications enabled), but it is really nice for direct messages, which is what mostly
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by l72 5y ago
gnome on wayland has mostly been seamless for me. However, I still have this issue with focus following mouse that drives me crazy [1]. Also, in my 20+ years of using X, I have so many small utilities that I can't or don't yet hav
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by l72 5y ago
I can't wait until this gets a little further along. My company issues macbooks even though all my development is linux based (I have a linux desktop for my normal day to day work development). I currently use UTM and run Fedora full s
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by l72 5y ago
> There are safe ways to have a token in a browser (as a secure, HTTPonly cookie, for example) but delivering the token in such a way as to allow any JS running on the page to have access to it is not one of them. This always bugs me. Wh
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by l72 5y ago
How do you enable this without first giving google your phone number? My understanding is you have to set up SMS 2 factor auth first before you can change it to TOTP.
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by l72 5y ago
Nice, I love seeing people work on projects to improve access to public transit. Regarding a similar project, I've written some backends[1] for the smashing[2] dashboard to show real time locations of buses and estimated arrival times
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by l72 5y ago
I did something similar for Bandcamp. Back in the day, Bandcamp had decent RSS feeds, but they dropped them several years ago. Following labels on Bandcamp is one of my main ways of music discovery, but using Bandcamp's "feed&quot
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by l72 5y ago
I have started doing something completely different than using bookmarks. I set up yacy[1] on a personal, internal server at my home, which I can access from all my devices, since they are always on my wireguard vpn. Yacy is actually a dist
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by l72 5y ago
I am using a FiiO X1 still and love it. FiiOs have great DACs although their software is wanting at times. My biggest issues with my X1 are: 1) Music Discovery, as my local collection has gotten so large, I often find myself using Jellyfin
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by l72 5y ago
I have started doing something completely different than using bookmarks. I set up yacy[1] on a personal, internal server at my home, which I can access from all my devices, since they are always on my wireguard vpn. Yacy is actually a dist
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by l72 5y ago
Thanks, I'll add some arrows. I guess it isn't intuitive that you can click and drag to scroll left and right through the cities.
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I too have been working on public transit for my city in the US and several smaller cities that I visit that tend to get ignored by the big apps. Most of these cities have real time data, but it is from a 3rd party vendor that either tries
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by l72 5y ago
Because I don't want to give a phone number to facebook or twitter just to have an account to read some content.
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by l72 5y ago
While it isn't hosting your own mail, Nextcloud does have some nice webmail interfaces, like rainloop, that can be configured using any imap/smtp server, like a desktop mail application. My hosting provider has hosted my email for
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by l72 5y ago
I've used Nextcloud for my Contacts and Calendar for several years now. Works great on my iphone and linux computers (evolution + gnome-contacts/gnome-calendar). I also use Nextcloud for my Notes/Task Lists (also works great
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by l72 5y ago
I was a heavy user of rss for a long time, then around 2014 stopped using it until about a year ago. The reason I stopped using it was that my desktop isn’t my primary form of consumption. I began to expect my lists and read status to be sy

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