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by pimterry 4y ago
Awesome, thanks! Glad it's working well for you :D
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by pimterry 4y ago
Thanks! Yes, I found that a huge percentage of visitors to the site were on mobile (especially for HN/reddit/etc traffic) and when your product is a desktop app there's not much you can do with that, so for a long time I effe
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by pimterry 4y ago
The nice bit of running a project for a long time is that eventually your old answers accumulate and save you time like this :-). That said, one point there is outdated: HTTP Toolkit does now fully support websockets too. There's more
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by pimterry 4y ago
Not really! To be honest it's a bit of a hassle and I don't have good tooling or a proper setup. I write a little script, then just record myself manually clicking through it (which is boring, and takes a bunch of tries to do smoo
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by pimterry 4y ago
Yes: ease of use, lots of additional power (for starters, you can modify traffic, not just view it) and being able to intercept anything (multiple tabs, multiple browsers, mobile, docker, CLI tools, backend services, you name) all in the sa
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by pimterry 4y ago
Depends on the setup, but for the proper certificate pinning cases where it doesn't work automatically, I have a Frida walkthrough & script you can use to easily do this at https://httptoolkit.com/blog/frida-ce
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by pimterry 4y ago
I run HTTP Toolkit ( https://httptoolkit.com ) which passed $2k a couple of years back. No longer a side project, as it's made enough money for me to work on it full time for a fair while now, but it certainly started that wa
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How Edison is helping us build a faster, more powerful Dropbox on the web(dropbox.tech)
4 points by pimterry 4y ago|0 comments
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by pimterry 4y ago
This is a poor analogy - while it's certainly a debatable practice, nobody is being 'stopped', and this isn't comparable to going through anybody's pockets or digging up other unrelated info about their lives. Even
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by pimterry 4y ago
> the Framework is cool, but the Thinkpad is generations ahead in terms of its build quality, tactile feel, and overall ergonomics I also own both, and I feel the opposite. The Framework feels far better physically to me, especially the
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by pimterry 4y ago
This is a very well studied topic. Here's a good intro, for wind turbines specifically: https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2021/06/whats-the-carbon-... In short, despite those costs, over the entire lifetime
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by pimterry 4y ago
The title is incorrect - this isn't phasing out gas cars entirely by 2035, it's stopping sales of _new_ gas cars. Once all new cars are electric, that'll create a slow switchover over the following decade or two.
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by pimterry 4y ago
> Do you produce electricity without CO2 emissions? I mean, yes, that is clearly the plan. A substantial proportion of EU energy usage is carbon-neutral already, and the current plan is that all coal & oil power plants will be closed
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by pimterry 4y ago
This is a lovely benefit of remote working for me - any time I travel, I can shift the days around to significantly save on flight costs, but without losing the day's wage. I can just work from wherever I am without taking any time off
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by pimterry 4y ago
No, OpenAI's plugin system uses OpenAPI: https://platform.openai.com/docs/plugins/introduction
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by pimterry 4y ago
I don't know if the standard keyboard they ship with will change, but the flexible layout here does open a lot of space for keyboard experimentation and alternative options in future. The Framework CEO says there are already prototypes
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by pimterry 4y ago
Website has immediately collapsed, but the full announcement video is on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccpsyRipHlk
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Framework announces AMD, new Intel gen, 16“ laptop and more(frame.work)
959 points by pimterry 4y ago|477 comments
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by pimterry 4y ago
That's your bank's (bad) choice I'm afraid - it's certainly not a requirement. Revolut for example will let you see & block all subscriptions directly from the app: https://www.revolut.com/subscriptio
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by pimterry 4y ago
> I there a law preventing me from canceling recurring subscriptions on my credit card? No, but there may be a contractual agreement between you and a provider where you have promised to pay for a service, and merely 'not paying&#x2
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Automatic NPM publishing, with GitHub Actions and NPM granular tokens(httptoolkit.com)
1 points by pimterry 4y ago|0 comments
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by pimterry 4y ago
Neat! Seems a bit overengineered for this though, you can do it in 30 seconds with a very tiny script, or for free with a one-line redirect definition on platforms like Netlify or Bunny.net - it really just takes a wildcard redirect rule.
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Dodge the next Dockerpocalypse: how to own your own Docker Registry address(httptoolkit.com)
1 points by pimterry 4y ago|2 comments
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by pimterry 4y ago
That's different - that's about changing the _client_ configuration. I'm looking to change the server instead, so that the client can use an unambiguous reference to an image, but end up at different registries depending on t
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by pimterry 4y ago
1. Because they've privileged Docker Hub throughout all Docker tooling everywhere, and encouraged everybody to treat it as the central community hub of images. It's not just any registry: it's the core registry for the entire
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by pimterry 4y ago
Unlike Docker Inc, GitHub (via Microsoft) do have very deep pockets & their own entire cloud platform, so they can afford to do this forever if they choose. And their entire marketing strategy is built around free hosting for public dat
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by pimterry 4y ago
Consensus on a new repo for public community images would help, but it isn't the biggest problem (as the author notes, GHCR does that already, and GitHub seem pretty committed to free hosting for public data, and have the Microsoft mon
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32K of Context in Your Pocket(allenpike.com)
2 points by pimterry 4y ago|0 comments
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by pimterry 4y ago
I give it a week before we see tools for subtly watermarking your secret LLM's weights, so you can trace leaks like this later.
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Announcing TypeScript 5.0 RC(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by pimterry 4y ago|0 comments

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