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by me_bx 7y ago
Some more info about Fenix browser can be found in Android Police [0]. Fenix on github: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix [0]: https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/03/13/mozillas-upco
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by me_bx 8y ago
Indeed. Mnemonist [1] is a library which looks more like what you're looking for. There are some performance benchmarks here and there on the web, comparing the performance of their data structures with other.... [1]: https:/&#x2
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Air pollution deaths are double previous estimates, finds research(theguardian.com)
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Monitoring the Planet’s Pulse – Resource Watch(resourcewatch.org)
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Gephi JavaScript: Exploring the Dystopian Future of a JavaScript Gephi [video](fosdem.org)
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ApproveAPI – A Simple API to Request a User's Real-Time Approval on Anything(approveapi.com)
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by me_bx 8y ago
Totally. I initially started to go to a coworking space in order to get more focus than when working form home. I got the following extra benefits by coworking: * built a network * made friends * found clients * found providers and pa
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by me_bx 8y ago
Turns out it was something like this. The `Allow pages to choose their own fonts` option was enabled. However, a customization in my userContent.css prevented the font changes to be applied: pre { font-family: "DejaVu Sa
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by me_bx 8y ago
Reporting a bug here as I see that the author is around: For some reason, switching fonts does not work on my browser. Firefox 64.0.2, windows 10 64 bits No error message in the console, and ublock origin plugin didn't block anything o
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by me_bx 8y ago
> There's not a single extensions on that list that doesn't result in someone getting an unsolicited email. Nimble is just a CRM. Their extension does not crawl for email addresses, as far as I remember. Why does linkedIn need
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Moving Beyond Self-Doubt to Write a Handbook Grossing Over $50k(indiehackers.com)
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by me_bx 8y ago
Skeleton is not maintained anymore. Skeleton-framework is one of the more up-to-day forks, which kept the original philosophy: https://skeleton-framework.github.io/
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by me_bx 8y ago
+1 In addition, since v6 [0], npm audits dependencies for security vulnerabilities, which is really useful to keep projects safe. [0]: https://blog.npmjs.org/post/173719309445/npm-audit-identify-...
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by me_bx 8y ago
They most probably know about the keyboard shortcut to paste. Linux' "Select to copy + middle-click to paste" just saves a lot of time, and has the extra bonus of being a clipboard parallel to the one accessible via tradition
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by me_bx 8y ago
The article cannot be accessed at all Firefox/linux, when browsing from Europe. A consent page is displayed, but no action buttons. browser console shows error messages about failing to load the consent script. Same happened in another
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by me_bx 8y ago
Fanboy's cookiemonster list seems to be updated more frequently: https://github.com/ryanbr/fanboy-adblock/blob/master/fanboy-...
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by me_bx 8y ago
+1 for the maintainability of an ETL framework brings, compared to "handmade" scripting...
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BunsenLabs linux – Please help us test the Helium beta ISO(forums.bunsenlabs.org)
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by me_bx 9y ago
My two cents, biased against Mac: Mac is not a reasonable choice for developers. Reasonable choice is an open source system, configured to suit your needs. As a developer, you want to be in control of the system, not the other way around. W
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by me_bx 9y ago
There is a text chat, cf. the left-hand side of the screen ;)
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by me_bx 9y ago
Every year, the Jitsi team gathers at FOSDEM, the Free and Open Source Developers European Meeting, and there are presentations about some technical aspects of the project. They are very lively, and do useful work. This year, there will be
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by me_bx 9y ago
My bad, my memory failed me, I thought remembering being able to perform search on the historical tweets via the search endpoint.
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by me_bx 9y ago
A few years ago, the free search API could retrieve tweets since the beginning of twitter (although twitter did not guarantee completeness of the results): https://web.archive.org/web/20150311065138/https:/&#x
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Futurelink – Predicts when a link is about to be clicked(github.com)
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Show HN: MyTagOverflow – Top StackOverflow tags data visualization(mango-is.com)
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Amazing graphics from the 1950s New York Times archive(medium.com)
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by me_bx 9y ago
Data from European Union's satellites (Copernicus Program) is available for free. Copernicus Climate Change Service is under development, some data is already available: http://climate.copernicus.eu/ Some other Coperni
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WeTransfer offers $10,000 to every laid-off SoundCloud employee(theverge.com)
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by me_bx 9y ago
Nice one. Glitch (the hosting service) is returning 504 errors, but it's easy to run it locally: cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/fiatjaf/node-dependencies-view.git cd node-dependencies-view&#
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Net neutrality: one year after, a dark picture(laquadrature.net)
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