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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
The app gives you control over things like the color space, codecs, lens correction, LUT, etc., as well as better monitoring and manual adjustments. For that reason I think it’s not really useful to show a straight out of camera comparison,
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
For as far as I know, Chrome on Android has no support for plugins at all, whereas Safari on iOS does support plugins, including adblockers. I don’t see why Chromium would support plugins on iOS, since they obviously benefit from the fact t
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
In the Netherlands selling magic mushrooms is illegal since 2008 (after some incidents), but magic truffles can still be legally bought online and in shops. Buying spores and growing magic mushrooms yourself is still possible and completely
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
With WSL 1 there is no Linux involved, it’s a Windows subsystem to handle Linux system calls with the NT kernel. I sort of get the name in that regard. WSL 2 is just a tightly integrated VM running a real Linux kernel, and the name makes no
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
In Dutch we have the word “boswachter”, which means something like forest keeper. In old Dutch it was probably spelled “boschwachter” or something similar.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
That might have been the original reason, but right now most plans come with unlimited text messages in my country and that didn’t entice anyone to switch back. iMessage is great when all your contacts own an Apple device, but if not, your
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
> Running their own crawler at this scale is probably not reasonable. You can interpret your comment in two ways, so maybe I misunderstood you, but they are running their own crawler, and they’re providing API access to their own web and
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
It can be toggled on and off in the pull down menu, wherever you are. It also detects when something else is playing and can lower the volume to a configurable level (or turn off completely). Other than that I can’t think of any, but I lik
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
They’re actually complaining about the fact that it still keeps some wireless services turned on when the device is off, for example to find your phone or to use nfc for public transportation. I don’t think anyone complains that it keeps tr
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
Can’t you just use airplane mode and toggle wifi off, both in the control panel? Together with airplane mode, the wifi toggle does actually turn WiFi completely off. I believe that airplane mode even remembers that preference. Or do you hav
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
You mean that it's cumbersome to have it hidden behind a key combo instead of it being its own physical key, correct? I get that, because it would slow you down tremendously. At the same time, if those letters would be physical keys, i
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
I've become a paid Kagi subscriber because DDG (UI for Bing search, as you would call it) didn't cut it for me. One of the most annoying things was that it often ignored a crucial part of my search query and only delivered very ge
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
It actually works very well with private browsing. You just need to have the extension enabled for private browsing (in iOS 17 that's a separate switch) and tap on "get your session link" once in the extension menu in Safari.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
I've used DDG for years before switching over to Kagi and I was accustomed to having to use the !s bang daily (and !g before I found out about !s). On Kagi I literally never use it, since it already incorporates Google search results a
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
As a European IT professional and a Kagi subscriber, I get my information from and contribute my knowledge to the same sources as you do. I don't know why I would bother to look something up in my native language when there is much mor
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
At a given shutter speed, the sensor gain is exactly as high as you would expect it to be at f/1.5. It’s just that with the much smaller surface area of the sensor, the signal-to-noise ratio is way worse.
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by oktoberpaard 4y ago
Same experience here from another European user. I've only accepted the bare minimum to be able to use and update the TV and its apps. I haven't seen any ads ever, or not that I can remember anyway. Not even recommendations for TV
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by oktoberpaard 4y ago
> most new iPhones and Android phones by default will display the actual contents of your messages on the lock screen On iPhones by default the contents are only shown after your face is recognized by FaceID. That being said, I don’t lik
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by oktoberpaard 4y ago
Not in my country, except for songs that appear on albums that are outside of his control. I do expect him to eventually return, though.
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by oktoberpaard 4y ago
Not always, though: https://www.blog.google/products/search/improvements-searchi... .
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by oktoberpaard 5y ago
Ungoogled Chromium comes without web store support. Once you’ve installed this plugin you can install other plugins like you’re used to: https://github.com/NeverDecaf/chromium-web-store .
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by oktoberpaard 5y ago
I’ve got the feeling that they’re already doing this on their servers for photos that are uploaded to iCloud (which I believe is pretty standard for services like this). By moving this scan to the devices themselves they can offer end to en
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by oktoberpaard 5y ago
In The Netherlands you have to report the total value (in euros) on the reference date because we have capital tax instead of capital gains tax. I don’t believe that you have to specify your wallet address(es).
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by oktoberpaard 5y ago
I appreciate that BSD has a very powerful network stack, but for this kind of cheaper devices Linux often delivers much faster routing. The APU4 with OpenWRT 935 Mbit/s with NAT and firewall[1]. The EdgeRouter Lite runs at 230 Mbit&#x2
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by oktoberpaard 6y ago
> The change to Chromium was the last nail in the coffin for printing. I don’t think that Firefox uses code from Chromium for printing, does it? I believe that the print interface merely resembles that of Chromium.
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by oktoberpaard 6y ago
I believe that the comparison was between blocking the tracking script with and without a stand-in.
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by oktoberpaard 6y ago
It’s different, as Decentraleyes hosts a local copy of libraries like jQuery, while the new Firefox feature is about emulating tracking scripts with a minimal set of features to trick the site into thinking it is present.
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by oktoberpaard 6y ago
I think the question was which of those trackers have a stand-in script (could be a subset of all blocked trackers) and what the stand-in script looks like.