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lebaux
6y ago
I have the same mug from McDonalds.
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lebaux
6y ago
I love how people get their panties in the bunch over FOSS, yet they are completely fine with tomfoolery like their browser hijacking links and inserting their affiliate codes into them. I am talking about Brave. Skip it. https://
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lebaux
6y ago
This was addressed https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-browser-open-source/ TLDR: They are a business, and lot of FOSS projects get forked or raped by likes of Amazon. I love FOSS, but I understand they want to run a
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lebaux
6y ago
> Google decides to abandon some protocol, or add support of some protocol, or whey decided to abandon some core option which adblockers depend on etc. They said if this scenario becomes reality, they will try to maintain the cut funct
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Fair-Code Automation with n8n.io
(tech.davidfield.co.uk)
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Three outdated arguments: Why you shouldn't self-host Google fonts
(wpspeedmatters.com)
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lebaux
6y ago
Very succinct description of twitter. I use it mainly for work and I mostly see work related stuff that is trending. Facebook likes mashing your whole life together, so one post is from a group, another from your high school weirdo that sel
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lebaux
6y ago
I don't trust Brave, and especially Brave CDN. You might choose to, and it is fine. They don't really have an amazing track record as privacy first company. They do have a proven track record of "trying to monetize users"
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lebaux
6y ago
It came a long way. I used firefox from version 2 but with time it felt less like a power user browser, more like a chrome copycat. Vivaldi has tons of features, with recent additions maybe even too much for average job. The major flaw is,
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lebaux
6y ago
> The Brave Today news reader ranks stories locally for the user from hundreds of popular RSS feeds using an algorithm that weighs several factors, including the user’s browser history and article published date. What "algorithm&quo
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lebaux
6y ago
Thank you, my mistake.
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lebaux
6y ago
Folks sharing conf files are the reason I was able to switch to linux on desktop (i3wm).
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lebaux
6y ago
HN should prey Reddit keeps their marbles together, because you all know the place big chunk of their ursebase would fled to. I know I did.
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lebaux
6y ago
Both chat and their streaming seems pretty dead. They are trying to hard to be big boy social network.
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The Depression Thing
(zachholman.com)
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6y ago
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lebaux
6y ago
Microsoft ≠ Windows There is Azure, Office 365, Xbox, Bing, servers any many others properties that are money makers.
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lebaux
6y ago
I recommend reading https://www.swyx.io/slack-fumble We are devs or small SEO plugin for WordPress and we use discord for all our comms, despite the fact w.org is using slack. And that they will move to matrix. Because they
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lebaux
6y ago
Add: - no SSL because there was "no time"? It is trivial to enable SSL on such a simple website. - the person has no idea how SEO works, I see no mention on noindex, nofollow, disavow or other common thingies to fight penalties. I
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lebaux
6y ago
I honestly think it is discoverable enough. I assume the reason why it is slightly complicated to find is business related. And that is understandable and fine. With Amazon taking any opensource and hosting it on its own I would even go as
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lebaux
6y ago
Hi, I posted this with the title "39 Shirts - Leaving Mozilla", but it got truncated to "Shirts - Leaving Mozilla" for whatever reason. I could not exactly go back and edit it. It seems a hn mod edited the title. Thank f
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Leaving Mozilla
(davidwalsh.name)
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6y ago
In Slovakia, bunch of journalist split from mainstream print and started daily news, using WordPress. No ads, but everything behind paywall. Not exactly cheap, but not expensive either. They now have 43k subscribers (Keep in mind Slovakia i
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6y ago
Scrum masters were supposed to be a solution for broken corporate teamwork, while in reality, the real solution is staying at home and only meeting when necessary. I bet I wouldn't be too happy myself if COVID threatened not only my ve
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lebaux
6y ago
My biggest issue is broad generalization, SaaS is not homogenous. I suspect the author never meant for anyone to take it as universal truth, rather his own observation of his speck of SaaS.
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lebaux
6y ago
Nice. If anyone is wondering if they should try this, picotorrent is probably the most lightweight GUI torrent client for windows (no linux/mac version).
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6y ago
To be fair if Covid really showed anything it is that we shouldn't eat animals.
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6y ago
There is no specific information available about the nature of the vulnerabilities or possible mitigation. Arstechnica.com is sensationalizing the news, when it comes to security I would rely on actual sec researchers. https://bl
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6y ago
I'm using vivaldi, and it seems that https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dont-fingerprint-m... extension is able to block most of the fingerprinting attempts. If you guys know about better "plug-in
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6y ago
I recommend andOTP and Aegies if you are using android. The first one is more mature, second more actively developed. Both open source with ability to backup you database.
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lebaux
6y ago
To be fair, both GH and GL tell you in painfully obvious ways that those recovery codes are important.
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