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by livre 6y ago
> Designed to protect your privacy, Mac notebooks have a camera indicator light to let you know when the camera is on. ... The main problem with that isn't that it is possible to disable the LED. The problem is that the LED is like
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by livre 6y ago
Try the Old Reddit Redirect extension, I've been using for over a year and I haven't seen the new reddit since then. For Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-re... For
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by livre 6y ago
It's only doing pretty well compared to Venezuela if you consider inflation rates[1]. [1] https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG?most_rec...
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by livre 6y ago
> Then the preference is set and can be changed in settings. The clipboard is one of those things where this behavior is unwanted. It's one of those where it is important to be asked every time.
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by livre 6y ago
What I understood is that this like what TypeScript is to JavaScript (or to be more accurate Haxe to the few languages it transpiles to). It's a new language that will transpile to different SQL syntaxes instead of the method chaining
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by livre 6y ago
> The simplest solution for not getting that content is to remove them from your list of contacts. People already have the chance of doing that on Facebook (not anonymous) or Twitter (relatively anonymous), there's a reason they don
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by livre 6y ago
> Picture Reddit, but with the ability to anonymously share ideas with other people in your social circles. > something new, that lets you talk with people you actually know. Anonymous Facebook? The problem with that is this: > so
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by livre 6y ago
Nice one, a Linux Botnet edition. I can't see it very well because I'm using a phone, I'll try it again later on a computer.
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by livre 6y ago
I found an interesting Easter egg on that website. Hide the window using the up triangle and touch or click the face of the agent.
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by livre 6y ago
Unfortunately many times that's not an option because they won't let you create or use the account until you verify the number (Google, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, most of the big social networks).
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by livre 6y ago
I may have misinterpreted this part: > The permanent logs are a sampling of the temporary logs where your IP address is removed and replaced by a city or region-level location. What I understood from it is that they replace your IP addre
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by livre 6y ago
Google logs and stores forever every DNS request (and other info related to it like approximate geolocation), they also temporary store even more information that can identify you (like your IP address). https://developers.google
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by livre 6y ago
> Security harden your Android device: https://niftylettuce.com/posts/google-free-android-setup/ I haven't checked all links but some things need to be updated, for example Skimmer Scanner is gone from the
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by livre 6y ago
That's outdated information. Nowadays you can enable Encrypt All Sites Eligible and the extension will force HTTPS everywhere skipping the whitelist. It'll also prompt you to continue to the HTTP version if HTTPS fails to load.
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by livre 6y ago
Advertising ID likely yes, but Chromium still connects to other Google services in the background. If you want Chrome without Google your best option is ungoogled-chromiun.
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by livre 6y ago
I haven't, as I said I haven't worked with node except for that project a few years ago. I know webpack is not a requirement but the alternatives I could find at the time were even more complex (that may have been due to my lack o
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by livre 6y ago
I have experimented with node.js in the past, I'm an outsider to the modern webdev community who had to work on a node.js project and I didn't enjoy it at all. This tutorial has shown me that Deno has solved most of the pains I su
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by livre 6y ago
Interesting idea, I recommend adding virtual arrow keys for mobile compatibility.
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by livre 6y ago
I also own one with similar specs but a lesser known brand. Something that worked for me to be able to upgrade Windows 10 was this: 1. Compact.exe /CompactOS:always 2. Enable compressing the whole C drive (right click, properties) 3. C
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by livre 6y ago
I stopped considering NoScript something I can trust when this happened[1]. Many years have passed, the Tor project trusts it but I'm still cautious. [1] http://www.schillmania.com/content/entries/2009/ad
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by livre 6y ago
>has anyone ever seen the corresponding consent popup that would let me opt back out of tracking cookies? I have but only once, I don't remember where, it was probably an obscure site that didn't have whatever I was looking for
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by livre 6y ago
As a user and someone who knows nothing about flatpak other than "it can install apps" what you said is true. I use flatpak and appimage because they allow me to use software without cluttering my /bin and other root subdirec
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by livre 6y ago
Thank you for the very informed reply. I think your project has a great future if you keep working on it. A fully typed query builder sounds amazing, the weakly typed one of Django bit me once back when I was getting started with it.
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by livre 6y ago
This project looks very useful. Since you compare it to Django and mention it has batteries included i have a few questions I'd like to ask. Does it include an autogenerated admin page like Django? Does it handle database migrations? Y
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by livre 6y ago
Thank you very much for that! I didn't know they had their own repository.
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by livre 6y ago
> And is on F-Droid I use F-Droid whenever I can but only for NewPipe I started to actively avoid it. YouTube occasionally changes it's HTML and breaks NewPipe, the app starts crashing and while it usually gets fixed quickly and the
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by livre 6y ago
That program is just a dashboard for quickly configuring group policies and the Windows firewall. It's programmed for .NET, if you don't trust it decompile it, get the list of policies and their values and set them manually. ILSpy
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by livre 6y ago
Not really, the other reply is right. Most registers are clobbered. FreeBASIC only passes the asm code inside the asm block directly to GAS (using the .intel_syntax noprefix directive). As I said, the compiler is too dumb to figure out what
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by livre 6y ago
Sadly I think Rust's way is the best one in the long term even if it's not very user friendly. There are a lot of problems with the FreeBASIC syntax, my comment was mostly wishful thinking. As other user has said in a reply to my
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by livre 6y ago
I may be the only one but I feel like this (and the old) asm syntax is too complex and not very user friendly. It looks heavily inspired GCC. I'm sorry for the upcoming German (you can ignore it and just read the examples), I feel like

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