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notnarb
7y ago
I think a country bar/dance hall/saloon is unique in this regard when it comes to social dancing destinations. They are certainly not for everyone but I have yet to have found another type of social dancing venue that balances bei
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notnarb
9y ago
Not quite standardized, but Firefox appears to allow extension-less screensharing as of FF 52 https://wiki.mozilla.org/Screensharing https://mozilla.github.io/webrtc-landing/gum_test.html This is all d
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notnarb
9y ago
For people already used to org-mode + curl (or any CLI tool), I highly recommend using those together when exploring an API (granted, this involves throwing simplicity out the window) :PROPERTIES: :header-args: shell :var PASSWORD=not
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notnarb
9y ago
They have a whole blog post on the 'why' https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/11/09/why-channels/ > For example, when developers need to ask their teammates questions, they tend to default to the
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notnarb
9y ago
SmartOS has code specifically in place for using 'lx' branded zones as wrappers for docker containers (which is distinct from its support of kvm) https://github.com/joyent/smartos-live/blob/master&#x
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notnarb
9y ago
Because Firefox Focus isn't itself a browser, but rather a wrapper around Android and iOS's built in browsers. That is why the underlying engine in blink/webkit and not gecko. I am probably drastically simplifying things but
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notnarb
9y ago
The example site provided ( https://greggman.github.io/doodles/html5-webcam-iframe.html ) serves an iframe from a different domain so the site settings on the visible page do not affect the actual camera permissions: S
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notnarb
9y ago
> As it is, in Chrome, if you let a webpage access your camera (or mic) that page gets permanent permission to access the camera whenever it wants forever, no questions asked again. Firefox asks if you would like to remember allowing cam
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notnarb
10y ago
Digium | San Diego, CA | Front End Software Engineer | Full-Time | Onsite Digium is looking for front end software engineers to join our San Diego team to help build realtime web applications on top of Switchvox, a turnkey phone system targ
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10y ago
the http:// link you posted works fine, but if you attempt to access the link via https ( https://techblog.netflix.com/2016/05/application-data-cachin... ), I get a "Secure Connection Failed"
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notnarb
11y ago
> scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches... Just a quick PSA that gitk does support multiple branch tree visualization when started with the 'all' flag i.e 'gitk --all&#
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notnarb
11y ago
> Recognizes common JavaScript libraries and redirects each to a canonical URL. > Inserts Google Analytics javascript snippet. While these are useful (and what appears to be optional) features, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth to thi
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notnarb
11y ago
Second sentence in the article: > ... dropped its East Texas lawsuit against Newegg subsidiary Rosewill ... And later on: > Beyond the possibility of being sued again, Cheng noted that Minero continues to litigate against other retai
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notnarb
11y ago
(I do not work for Mozilla so this is speculation): As far as I can tell, side loaded extensions require a full, non-automated, review http://i.imgur.com/r070Grv.png and it wouldn't surprise me if side-loaded extension
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notnarb
11y ago
Have you actually used Aurora? I can only speak to my own experience, but I have found it far more stable than any other 'alpha' software I've used.
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notnarb
11y ago
While I would agree that these changes are unfortunate for this specific use case, I do believe there are at least two workarounds for you: 1) Creating an AMO account and running the command line "jpm sign" tool yourself. This re
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notnarb
11y ago
Easy to see for yourself that this happens by using user agent spoofing in your browser's dev tools: http://i.imgur.com/vlLV8PW.png Hard to track what exactly is causing this because of the ~200 requests this website m
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notnarb
11y ago
> Having just learned of Travis on this thread, I can't seem to find its source code. https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci I don't think there's a quick and easy way to set up your local version of
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11y ago
To save a trip to the calculator: $2.341 (m3 host / hour) * 24 hours * 30 days = $1685.52 before the "up to 70%" reservation discount.
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notnarb
11y ago
Works fine for me in Ubuntu 14.04 with Unity as my Desktop environment and using the latest packaged version of Chromium. It only comes up if you receive a notification from a website: http://imgur.com/lGOJrHb You can then
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notnarb
11y ago
Though not as polished as ShareX, Shutter ( http://shutter-project.org/ ) is available for Linux and works pretty well.