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m-p-3
5y ago
So far, the verdict is more towards not working. https://gidmk.medium.com/
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5y ago
Maybe we'll have a re-release that fits GOG business model at some point.
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5y ago
The ad networks will likely provide a framework to serve and cache those on the first-party server, so you'll probably see the same level of untrustworthiness in the code.
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5y ago
Non-AMP link: https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/facebook-ends-wfh-forever-...
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m-p-3
5y ago
I hate that I have to actively check every other update for new settings to opt-out of these ad-based invasions.
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5y ago
I'd rather have them distance themselves from Google and ads revenue entirely.
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5y ago
I'd pay for Firefox Relay to have unlimited aliases.
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5y ago
“There aren’t any good consoles really. Sony/Microsoft/Nintendo aren’t good console manufacturers when their consoles only know how to talk to other PlayStation/Xbox/Nintendo services and actively prevent compatibility w
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5y ago
Put a notice when setting up the app that because of Apple's limitation on NFC that the feature is unavailable.
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5y ago
Why stop implementing a feature because one of the vendor is arbitrarily limiting the hardware? Targetting the lowest common denominator isn't always the right move, especially if one platform is stagnating for their own benefit. Light
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5y ago
> maliciously copying, adapting and distributing its source code and other content Seems like a bold claim to make, claiming that the code has been copied. If it was reverse-engineered, then the code should be legally redistributable as
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m-p-3
5y ago
Alpine Linux is probably more what you're looking for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_Linux
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5y ago
Fingers crossed ot becomes the spiritual successor for the Pebble that I am looking for.
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m-p-3
5y ago
You can make those Edge-only URL (using the "microsoft-edge:" protocol/URI handler) to open in your default browser using EdgeDeflector https://github.com/da2x/EdgeDeflector
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5y ago
I sponsor a cup of coffee per month ($2) to a github to a project I use for non-business reasons to take notes (Joplin).
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5y ago
Sadly I only have ports in the left :(
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m-p-3
5y ago
Now if someone could make a Timeline UI clone that would be perfect.
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m-p-3
5y ago
I use Joplin to take notes, it's Markdown-based and it also includes some interesting extras like Mermaid support for diagrams. http://joplinapp.org/ https://mermaid-js.github.io/
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5y ago
> Milo Yiannopoulos That's a name I haven't heard in a long time, so in a way deplatforming worked. And I believe that it's better than the alternative of letting disinformation run amok in a pandemic.
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5y ago
The problem is that bullshit takes significantly less effort to produce than a well-researched counter-argument. With the sheer volume of disinformation out there, you can't even start to imagine having the required manpower to squash
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5y ago
Check for OBS-Websocket, personally I use Outfield (on Android) to control when to start and stop recording/streaming, as well as switching to a different scene. https://github.com/Palakis/obs-websocket https:&#x
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5y ago
I used it to make some tutorials at work in the past. Being able to record the computer audio and the mic audio on two separate tracks for editing later was quite useful!
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5y ago
Doing image editing and design isn't what I'm making a living from, but for what I do it does cover everything I need from vector-based editing. Thank you to all contributors :)
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5y ago
IMO it's fine only if it's optional and doesn't negatively impact the experience if you don't play online, like in No Man's Sky.
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5y ago
You could access some of these services through the web browser, right?
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5y ago
I suggested this feature as a paid option to Bitwarden, hopefully they'll add this. For now I'm using Firefox Relay, but the 5-email limit (without a plan for more) is a showstopper.
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5y ago
Broad addons support is still locked behind the Nightly version, and you gotta do this weird dance to achieve it https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio... Still the same a year late
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5y ago
> The BC app does not appear to be making any per-verification web calls, so it must have the appropriate Canadian issuer's public key info built-in. Quebec's app does the same thing, it has the public key builtin for validatio
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5y ago
> Quebec I confirm that Quebec uses SHC.
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5y ago
> Why would we continue to propose ideas to bolster no fly lists when they clearly haven't had the desired outcome of not having passengers become unruly. Like prison, the idea is that the consequences are normally a sufficient dete
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