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okasaki
3y ago
I think Mozilla disappearing might be good for the web. They're a sick company IMO, and Firefox kind of sucks. "We care about your privacy" but they also send your memory dumps to Mozilla when Firefox crashes. "Might con
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okasaki
3y ago
Still better than "Oops, something went wrong" that most webapps do though.
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okasaki
3y ago
The 7 tech companies are keeping the US economy afloat. They're also gigantic national and international surveillance operations. You're probably more likely to get suicided by the CIA for complaining than any kind of action being
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okasaki
3y ago
Russia has no interest in "destruction of western power". Putin even wanted to join NATO. Maybe Iran does. I wonder why though? Maybe the constant meddling, demonization, and crippling sanctions imposed on them by the US have some
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okasaki
3y ago
No, very often extra ram comes bundled only in high end configurations, so you have to buy a much more expensive i7 cpu, or you're charged an extraordinary amount (like +$1000 to go from 16GB ram/512GB ssd to 32GB ram/1TB ssd
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okasaki
3y ago
So are they going to be reversing their trend of soldering the ram? Most of their laptops have soldered ram now.
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Turnspit Dog
(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points
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okasaki
3y ago
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okasaki
3y ago
I definitely wouldn't want to associate my entire search history with my real identity
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okasaki
3y ago
I mean, you must not have thought about it much then. They literally shoved a phone UI down desktop PC user's throats. It's worse than any other desktop environment. Pretty sure you can get more work done faster on GNOME 1.
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okasaki
3y ago
I agree. Just like Wayland, they're pushing it for other reasons (breaking existing stuff, locking you in to the GNOME desktop, etc), and using spurious reasons to promote it.
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okasaki
3y ago
Flask's routes return strings, there's nothing stopping you from doing this. The render_template function is just a convenience.
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okasaki
3y ago
> Who we are > The Mozilla Foundation works to ensure the internet remains a public resource that is open and accessible to us all. ??
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okasaki
3y ago
Just put in an obviously fake number like 9999999999. It will be understood as you declining to answer
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okasaki
3y ago
Well that's not entirely correct. You can own a giant killer dog that goes around menacing people.
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okasaki
3y ago
Yes, many people enjoy making things up, and they are good at it, and it's hard to detect. Reddit is particularly awful, but HN definitely isn't immune. The moderator's attitude to lying is generally very lame, eg here's
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Wiki.gnome.org
(wiki.gnome.org)
2 points
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okasaki
3y ago
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okasaki
3y ago
Related: you can make Linux look like Windows 95 (98/2000/XP), icons and all: https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95 It works really well.
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okasaki
3y ago
It looks nice. The only thing I'd change is have a 4:3 screen (or at least 3:2). The extra height really matters on small screens.
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okasaki
3y ago
I got caught in the hype and switched to caddy. After a year I'm now back with nginx and happier than ever. I understand that one can probably methodologically master caddy, but from the perspective of someone who has been running web
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okasaki
3y ago
> The new findings, according to clinicians, “highlights the role of cats as reservoirs of as yet undiscovered bacterial species that have human pathogenic potential”. I don't think the conclusion follows. Maybe the bacteria was alr
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okasaki
3y ago
Does the kindle have a web browser? If so you can just go directly to libgen and download books.
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okasaki
3y ago
I don't think you can be hired by the Economist if you don't believe in American Exceptionalism + The International Rules-Based Order[0] + America World Police. Plus here in the UK we're obsessed/in love with the US. End
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okasaki
3y ago
Great to see the world's premier peddlers of NATO-cheerleading and sinophobia now on an open protocol.
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okasaki
3y ago
That attitude should have been apparent from the fact that you can't even change the new tab page, and a thousand other things.
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okasaki
3y ago
At least on IRC you knew what was happening. On slack the only indication that anything was wrong for the past 2 hours was that my co-workers weren't responding. So it's possible that slack has as many faults as IRC or more but we
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okasaki
3y ago
Seems there's a bug: https://i.imgur.com/aL0ap8h.png I'm clicking the X but the modal won't go away
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CatGPT – All your ChatGPT conversations on a single offline static page
(github.com)
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3y ago
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okasaki
3y ago
Presumably there's a bunch of teaching assistants in their 60s who have been waiting for him to die/retire for the past 30 years so they could get a crack at the job.
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okasaki
3y ago
Which are the other two?
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okasaki
3y ago
sunclock is a favourite of mine, and I can't find any newer alternative.
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