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notRobot
5y ago
On Windows, installing Firefox through Ninite should get around this. https://ninite.com/
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JPEG vs. BPG Image Comparison
(xooyoozoo.github.io)
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The Magpie Developer (2008)
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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notRobot
5y ago
FYI: You can unlist from Truecaller here: https://www.truecaller.com/unlisting
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notRobot
5y ago
Q: What does the website admin get out of adding this to their website?
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5y ago
This is addressed in the article: > “But Rob,” I hear you say, “they’re not reading it byte-by-byte in the PHP version!” and I’d reply with, “but we’re not reading it byte-by-byte in the C# version either!” C# also reads in 4K chunks:
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5y ago
I tried, but I'm unable to find any reliable stats on MAUs for YT Shorts or IG reels, so I only have anecdotal data to offer.
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5y ago
> Youtube shorts is the only good competitor This is false. Instagram Reels is a LOT more popular than YT shorts. Source: I work with Gen Z teens extensively
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5y ago
That's so cool! Q: How do you get Tasker to read Matrix messages?
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Android 12 forces you to choose a default browser unless you disable Chrome
(old.reddit.com)
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5y ago
You can, you just have to email the mods.
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5y ago
> are you really suggesting that workers need to be paid like shit without benefits and social security Where did I suggest that?
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5y ago
I lived for a long time in a place that's super unsafe for women and members of the LGBT+ community (assault, rape, lynching, etc). When ridesharing apps came, they made commuting so much safer for these people. It's much, much ea
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GDevelop – no-code, open-source and free game development platform
(gdevelop.io)
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The Codex – A Zine About Linux
(etsy.com)
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5y ago
Can you maybe also do a test for Firefox on your machine? I'm very interested in seeing how it holds up.
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notRobot
5y ago
Your name might be on a shared corporate or government blacklist?
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The bubblegum wrapper that got me a raise
(old.reddit.com)
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Prior to Conan Doyle, was “Sherlock” ever a popular name for men?
(old.reddit.com)
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5y ago
Previously, 25 days ago: Is it safe to use __secret_internals_do_not_use_or_you_will_be_fired? : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30194345
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5y ago
This works!
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5y ago
Related video: Veritasium: "Most people don't know how bikes work": https://youtu.be/9cNmUNHSBac
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5y ago
My comment from the last time this came up on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29754898 ------ A few points, mostly hypothesizing: 1. My understanding is that these videos often talk about very general symptoms, tha
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Xkcd: What If? 2: The Book
(xkcd.com)
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5y ago
Indeed, it's not propaganda. I hear from my Indian friends that The Wire is a great outlet and trustworthy source.
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5y ago
As a dev, I genuinely have so much fun reading the SQLite and Fossil websites. They do such a great job of explaining stuff in an easy-to-understand manner. They're really well written, and to me a perfect example of documentation done
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Fossil versus Git
(fossil-scm.org)
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5y ago
Hey, maybe don't do hash checks on files less than 1KB in size? It's not difficult to solve.
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Stop throwing poorly implemented and untested ML/algorithms at every problem, dammit. It just leads to problem after problem. I dunno why, but the people working at tech companies really seem to believe that computers can do no wrong.
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5y ago
It's convenient having everything in the browser. Multiple tabs. Good password autofill. No sync issues. No complicated set up. Good search functionality. No using up disk space. Don't have to worry about keeping another piece of
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