pacifika

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by pacifika 2y ago
Email
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Minification, bundling, prefixing automation doesn’t really have to be there Linting can be setup globally instead of per project
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And PHP
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Love this
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Yup making this change will result in a slower move away from the current worse situation, which is less private then the proposed Mozilla future, is my reading.
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From reading the code it seems that all articles permalink to a link configuration value which I take it is handled outside of this tool
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Going out on a limb and say that’s not a majority opinion.
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These are all things not people
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It’s interesting because it contradicts the advice to only move an item once (avoiding clutter)
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Maybe you use an alternative like something to clip on a belt?
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My coat is the only place for my keys so I can’t leave without them.
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The browser history also contains all the pages that shouldn’t be searched / aren’t interesting, making searching more difficult
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The thing I learned is to quit the browser without closing any windows (ctrl-q or equivalent). Closed windows are restorable from the history section.
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Doesn’t your one tab go nuts for ~30 seconds when opening the sidebar?
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% in the address bar searches open tabs
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Yup, and it’s faster, but most websites don’t work.
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Oh that’s what it is. That’s why I unsubscribed there’s a lag playing anything.
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Recently things are on the right track but not too long ago it was the jira experience that was the single biggest benefactor from upgrading my fibre connection beyond my wifi speeds.
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Gemini https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_(protocol)
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Because browsers can clamp down on The non-anon data streams when there’s a working alternative.
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I’ve begrudgingly kept this enabled because if this works users are a lot better off, cannot be manipulated as they are currently, and it frees up the browser makers to break all the ways people are being tracked, pointing advertiser networ
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A copyright claim was made against us for the name. GH disabled the repo, someone's on it. Here's the wayback machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20231130054737/https://github.co...
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Why should users opt in to a feature if they perceive it has no value to them? So what developers should be asking is how they can make it directly valuable to the user to enable the feature. User led not business led. Reliability ratings,
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That’s news to me I’ll find out next week and update.
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You might be interested in Tachyon https://github.com/humanmade/tachyon-plugin , an image resizing service built to be used with Amazon S3 as the image backend, AWS Lambda (or any node.js server) to process images using
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Really nice write up and amazing skillset!
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Interesting, do you have a source for this?
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The same reason why you test drive a car before you buy it. I would pose it’s only weird from a business point of view. A restaurant visit is not a long term commitment. The subscription transaction is.
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Yep https://tweakers.net/plan/4126/tweakers-stopt-met-trackingvr... (Dutch, translatable). Trackerless advertising didn’t pan out.
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Opt out https://monetize.xandr.com/privacy-center/opt_out

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