mmwelt

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by mmwelt 7y ago
They're working on it, it seems to already be a lot better in the nightly builds[1]. Hopefully the fixes will make it into FF70. [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1429522
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by mmwelt 7y ago
Indeed. Here's a video of this being done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6q3sPv9BZd0
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by mmwelt 7y ago
For those who were wondering what "Freshermeat" has to do with the website (since it's not mentioned anywhere on the front page): The website is based on "Freshermeat"[1]. The GitLab page[2] describes it as "a
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by mmwelt 7y ago
What kind of editing were you doing? I've found PDF-XChange[1] to be pretty good on Windows, it has all the annotation functions. Disclaimer: Not in any way affiliated with PDF-XChange, just a long-time user. [1] https://www
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by mmwelt 7y ago
Indeed. Private sessions do not make you untrackable, the only difference is nothing is saved from the session. But many people misunderstand what private/incognito mode does.
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by mmwelt 7y ago
The Chaos Computer Club also have a similar service: https://anonbox.net/
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by mmwelt 7y ago
For those who need it: http://archive.is/BAuxl
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by mmwelt 7y ago
How about in 1000 Swiss franc[1] notes? Perhaps this is also a reason why the Swiss franc rises so much in times of uncertainty? [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-snb-banknote/cash-crazy-s...
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by mmwelt 7y ago
Yup, I had to look it up too. Best reference I found: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/glossary/web-applic...
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by mmwelt 7y ago
Well, it doesn't seem to like Privacy Badger. So here's the archive.is version: http://archive.is/o8uvi
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by mmwelt 7y ago
Very similar article by the same author a year ago: https://www.sapiens.org/column/curiosities/ancient-roman-bat... There was even a HN discussion about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=167
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by mmwelt 7y ago
I don't think containers are supported on Android. But it did take a few days for the Android fix to be released on Google Play, so it was more annoying than on the desktop.
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by mmwelt 8y ago
"Too many connections!" Seems overloaded... show's what happens when you expose a simple server to Show HN!
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by mmwelt 8y ago
Well, at the very least, Intel! But until there is more information, most users and application developers won't really have to worry. This is all still very speculative at this stage.
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by mmwelt 8y ago
So what's the difference between WFOE's (Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises[1]) and the new fully foreign-owned enterprises? WFOE's have existed for a while. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wholly_Foreig
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by mmwelt 8y ago
The energy usage in the task manager doesn't seem to be very accurate. I tested by opening a new window with a cpu-intensive webpage ( http://www.digitalattackmap.com ). Real CPU usage jumps all the way up, but energy usage
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by mmwelt 8y ago
Yes, that also seems to be in line with the results. The casual effect was only seen with body mass index (probably quite noticeable) but no other cardiometabolic health measures. In other words, the fatter a person is, the more likely he&#
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by mmwelt 8y ago
The article is dated Mar. 3, 2016. It could be informative to add a (2016) to the title.
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by mmwelt 9y ago
The Android version also has several important improvements, a major one being better bookmark management (finally!). https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/android/58.0/releaseno...
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by mmwelt 9y ago
Even for purely resistive loads, power is proportional to the square of the voltage: P = V * I But, I = V / R So, P = V * (V / R) = V^2 / R