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by ploum 9mo ago
No. There are graphical browser like Lagrange. It is up to you.
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by ploum 9mo ago
It should be said again and again that: 1. There’s no law requiring a cookie popup. 2. In Europe, most Cookie popup are, in fact, completely illegal 3. Most cookie popup come from the same actor who designed them to be, on purpose, as annoy
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by ploum 9mo ago
edbrowse is awesome. I fear that most people, like OP in this case, don’t really understand the difference between "TUI" (where a terminal is used to display a GUI) and "CLI", where every interaction is a written command
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by ploum 9mo ago
I’m such a Gemini fan that I’m developing a browser which try to extract content from webpages to turn them into Gemini pages ;-) And it works Offline too by caching every request: https://offpunk.net
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by ploum 9mo ago
Probably because you could install Terminal Gemini clients like Amfora or Offpunk.
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by ploum 9mo ago
That’s subtle but the Gemtext format is really really constrained, which forces people to do one thing: write text. Nothing else. So, when you are on Gemini://, you know that you will only encounter linear text. You will read stuf
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by ploum 9mo ago
This is exactly what Offpunk is doing: displaying the html page after it passed throught Readability. https://offpunk.net The whole page is still available with "view full" (or "v full") In the current trunk,
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Don't Do Snake Oil Writing(ploum.net)
1 points by ploum 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ploum 1y ago
Funnily enough, it works "great" on Librewolf (with quote around "great" because that design is awful, eating most of the screen estate with a fixed menu)
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by ploum 1y ago
had the same experience, even in private windows without any plugin. People really goes to great length to make sure their text is unreadable for some of their users.
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by ploum 1y ago
Am I the only one unable to open that website ?
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by ploum 1y ago
This is awesome. I should copy that for https://offpunk.net
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by ploum 1y ago
Kagi Assistants to become avalailable to all users this week. I was also confused, the title is very misleading and US-centric.
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XKCDpunk, an offline-first command-line browser(offpunk.net)
1 points by ploum 2y ago|0 comments
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Goodbye Offpunk, Welcome XKCDpunk(ploum.net)
3 points by ploum 2y ago|0 comments
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by ploum 2y ago
Really sad to not be able to read this thing without Javascript
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by ploum 2y ago
The fact that we close bookstores instead of opening them is telling everything you need to know about our society.
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by ploum 2y ago
Switching to Vibram Fivefingers in 2009 allowed me to continue to run as it solved multiple periostite and knee injuries I had done to myself while running with "normal shoes". I still really like Vibram but I’m forced to wear the
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by ploum 2y ago
> if Apple markets their devices as private then it seems reasonable So they are people reading hackernews who really think that marketing is honest and good faith? Yes, the "care" about our privacy. That’s what they wrote. It
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by ploum 2y ago
Any source? I’m interested!
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by ploum 2y ago
That guys made it to the top of the Bell Curve… https://mamot.fr/@ploum/113044736819173509
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by ploum 2y ago
When I read the blog was 10.000 lines of code and there was a long list of busswordesques technologies implied, I thought this was a parody. Reading that it crashes or eat the CPU for some people, I still believe it somewhat is. It also dis
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by ploum 2y ago
— Stop linking to Twitter/X ! — But that’s where the information is. — Stop linking to Twitter/X, here’s a Fediverse link with more information. — But it has fewer engagement. — Stop linking to Twitter/X, here’s a Fediverse l
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by ploum 2y ago
It should be highlighted that the flagship app from ente is not their 2FA but their wonderful encrypted photo app. It is a fully encrypted alternative to Google Photo. It is far from perfect but already very usable. There’s also a Linux des
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by ploum 2y ago
Down in Belgium too: returns an empty page.
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by ploum 2y ago
Also, I remember reading when I was young that NOFX quickly abandonned the "drugs/alcohol/sex" ethos and become quite healthy people despite having the opposite branding. I have no idea if is true or not.
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by ploum 2y ago
YMMV : sometimes, X seems to force being connected. Sometimes not. And when not, it sometimes bury the tweet in lot of popups to ask you to connect which makes it very painful to access the information. So, yeah, if people could stop assumi
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by ploum 2y ago
I use one of the few remaining nitter instance: https://nitter.poast.org/paulg/status/1796107666265108940
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by ploum 2y ago
Ass I use Offpunk to surf the web and Chafa to display picture, my main concern is displaying images using the sixel protocol (or, in the case of kitty, its own protocol). Last time I tried, Alacritty didn’t support sixel (while even xterm
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by ploum 2y ago
Well, you would be surprised to heard that, actually, the vast majority of text websites (blogs, news, etc…) works pretty well without javascript (I’m browsing in offpunk by default). In fact, they often actually work better: I can read th

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