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by m-p-3 5y ago
> They don't allow commercial applications on their app store. Which I kinda agree with, as they want to promote open-source apps first, but I'd also be okay with an option to display commercial apps to purchase or install with
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by m-p-3 5y ago
My guess is that you don't have much control over which chunks of data you can request over IPFS compared to BitTorrent.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Probably, I know I could create an MKV file with only Blu-Ray subtitle tracks (I archive the original when ripping my own stuff) and it was actually stored as a MKS. So I assume the same can be done with audio.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Sadly the ability to show lyrics on musical files isn't as "standardized" as on video files. The MKV container is great for that, with the ability to add subtitle files as additional data streams, and most players are able to
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by m-p-3 5y ago
You can setup Legacy Browser Support[0] to redirect specific URL pattern from Chrome to another browser. [0]: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9270076
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by m-p-3 5y ago
I know, and I wish I could have run a public relay, as they're also important to the network. Sadly it was too penalizing to be automatically blocked from accessing some services.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
I wished they'd only filter by exit nodes but they grab everything including the relay nodes. That's annoying, otherwise I'd run a relay node at home.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Glad they managed to upgrade their Onion Services v2 hostname to v3..
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Of course it was review-bombed, but Steam's automated system caught it. https://web.archive.org/web/20220302191836/https://store.ste...
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by m-p-3 5y ago
I archived (privately) some documentation pages from some of our vendors that were behind a login page using that just in case it became inaccessible at a critical time for us.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
And what's great is that when you add someone as a contact, you become a potential mule for transferring encrypting messages they're sending to others contacts you've also added as a contact that are not in range. This could
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by m-p-3 5y ago
It would be nice to have an add-on in Google One to turn off the ads for a monthly price.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Perhaps it's not as remarkable as it claims to be.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
To be honest, I'd likely get one if I could read my work emails, check my calendar and keep myself up-to-date through my RSS feeds natively from it.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
I've been usimg the app for several years before Wikileaks tweeted about it, it's not like it came out of nowhere. And the app is open-source, you can even compile it yourself.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
It's likely automated, so they wanted to have some data to type (even if it's arbitrary such as this case) in for the automated tester to move forward.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Technically Briar doesn't have any kind of signup process, it's only asking you to choose a nickname and a password that will be used to encrypt the content stored locally (and securely store the encryption keys). The nickname is
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by m-p-3 5y ago
1. https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar/tree/master (GPLv3) 2. https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/ any nodes can act as a mule to carry encrypted messages between "bubbles&q
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Usually a wise move, I do the same with the mainstream game consoles. I waitied for the PS4 slim to come out, and it happened to be a great decision as the original PS4 didn't have a 5GHz wireless adapter. I know playing online using a
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Maybe a GitHub repo with a list of these? Here are the two I use the most • https://www.cbc.ca/lite/ • https://text.npr.org/
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by m-p-3 5y ago
AFAIK they get paid by including the sponsored segment in their videos, not by how many viewers specifically watched that segments.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
There's a NewPipe fork with SponsorBlock support https://github.com/polymorphicshade/NewPipe
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by m-p-3 5y ago
We mostly use Google at home, and we have Family Sharing enabled. We have a family calendar where we put appointments, recurring payment reminders, and where we note info that could be useful when you look back (ie: gave a specific medicati
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Seems like only comparing a checksum is a recipe for disaster, especially when hosting an enormous amount of files. Comparing checksum (or multiple checksums) and file size would drastically reduce the amount of false-positives.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
> but the people working at tech companies really seem to believe that computers can do no wrong. They confuse the computer being wrong with making a mistake. The computer doesn't make a mistake, it does as it's told, but that
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Also ToolJet: https://tooljet.com/
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by m-p-3 5y ago
I have an iPhone for testing stuff for work, and the lack of addons for Firefox on iOS would be a dealbreaker for me if I was going to use it as my daily driver.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
It highly depends on the subreddits you visit. Some are relatively small and aren't run down to the ground by memes.
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by m-p-3 5y ago
old.reddit.com, and third-party mobile apps (Apollo on iOS, Sync for Reddit on Android)
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by m-p-3 5y ago
Thank you for being proactive on this! It's one of my favorite feature on the Kobo and I'd be disappointed to see it break.

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