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by nusl 3y ago
Yes
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by nusl 3y ago
Good luck. Resisting the impulse to open Reddit or Twitter every five seconds is hard. Then having a phone with stuff on but you can’t reflex-open those apps also takes a while.
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by nusl 3y ago
This is pretty cool. I’m glad humans care about other humans sometimes
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by nusl 3y ago
I’m with him on other drivers.
425.
by nusl 3y ago
Somebody is demonstrating their DDOS capabilities to be able to sell capacity to malicious buyers
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by nusl 3y ago
Twitter laid most of their staff off then Musk gave them an ultimatum of: commit every day, all day, sleep at the office, to Twitter, or get fired. I wonder why there was more work produced in that period.
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by nusl 3y ago
For fun. Fun is a valid reason to do this.
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by nusl 3y ago
Did you read the article and code examples at all?
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by nusl 3y ago
This title is a massive clickbait
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by nusl 3y ago
I suggest you inspect the changelog and any available code for answers you’re looking for. Ensure you don’t have a malicious alternate version. From the Firefox documentation: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/p
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by nusl 3y ago
This is a bit harsh. I feel that you can figure out what the device is before even scrolling. It’s a companion device that you can interact with to get assistance with various things, and the features you mention are how it gets instruction
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by nusl 3y ago
Just me or does this look like a more rounded Cybertruck?
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by nusl 3y ago
Websites that nag me almost entirely get removed for consideration. Since “everyone else does it” your average user receives a lot of them, and a lot of them means people either gloss over them or start disliking them
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by nusl 3y ago
So far it makes sense to me. Perhaps look into the changelist for something related. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/vers... From the noscript extension page it wants the flllowin
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by nusl 3y ago
Not quite sure of how to get this resolved. I suggest you try a different mail provider when you do regain access though. Try using a service like Fastmail over Gmail unless you have a really specific reason for using Gmail. Google support
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by nusl 3y ago
The question makes sense to me. Have you at all looked into what OP is talking about before commenting?
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by nusl 3y ago
I am quite sceptical of Notion templates advertised these days. The ones that had hype turned out to be half-baked and bad. It would probably take less time to make your own budget tracker spreadsheet than debug a broken Notion template. Du
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by nusl 3y ago
I’m very surprised that folks are still building critical security software like this while making elementary mistakes like not using constant time operations. This is a class of vulnerability almost as old as I can remember.
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by nusl 3y ago
Sure. I don’t feel that every larger project released publicly should seek momentum or recognition to be considered a contribution to software, or that this has to be a goal of any software aiming to grow. Often, folks that are familiar eno
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by nusl 3y ago
Your argument is that products that start on Mac and later get acquired and ported by megacorps do better? This is a text editor similar-ish to VS Code, though Code is made by MS so yeah. Sublime’s first release was on Windows. Atom support
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by nusl 3y ago
I get that you need to differentiate your project from others if you want to find adoption, and one way of doing that is to compare it to who you feel are competitors. I do feel that the word “competitor” should rather be “alternative” sinc
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by nusl 3y ago
I think this has a place. I’ve found myself wanting something similar in the past though found other solutions. It seems you have similar reservations toward Mongo and similar software so it’s unlikely it will follow their path. I remember
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by nusl 3y ago
Thanks. I went off of what they had posted on GitHub and the linked issues and reasons.
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by nusl 3y ago
They mention it in their Issues on GitHub though it appears no work has been done toward that.
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by nusl 3y ago
I'd love to try this, though the large number of projects that only support MacOS perplexes me. This excludes at least 80% of people with computers that would like to use your software and effectively limits it to a class of folk with
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by nusl 3y ago
In the last decade or so I’ve kept subscriptions to one or more streaming services at least all of that time. Recently, though, I couldn’t really be bothered to manage the horde of new platforms and accompanying content splits and weird pla
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by nusl 3y ago
I agree. I don’t have the physical space to keep the content I’d like to keep, however, so I don’t buy physical media. What I do have is a lot of pirated BluRay et. al. rips in cloud storage hooked up to Infuse for viewing. Works well. So l
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by nusl 3y ago
Folks were spamming porn and posting your IP address to chat on your behalf. Being able to execute code in someone else’s browser is dangerous.
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by nusl 3y ago
This article reads like it was written by ChatGPT.
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by nusl 3y ago
It's unfortunate, though anything you make online now will be abused readily and should thus be hardened. By leaving it in the state it was, regular users were endangered.

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