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by pndy 5y ago
Operating system for majority of users are feature complete for years and for most common tasks it would make no difference if work would be done on Windows, macOS or some Linux distribution. Perhaps the preexisting familiarity with a parti
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by pndy 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29466647
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by pndy 5y ago
If anything, Mozilla was pioneering around idea of such easy accessible web applications with Prism project up until it was abandoned [1]. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Prism
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by pndy 5y ago
The ability to set texture beneath tabs bar and have it colored according to either theme color or site accent color remains still broken, since few major versions already. Shame because I really liked that little feature; despite of my rep
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by pndy 5y ago
No other submissions from this domain were added before; the most recent previous entries regarding covid from this user were flagged out
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by pndy 5y ago
Florian Grunow and Niklaus Schiess, Lifting the Fog on Red Star OS - A deep dive into the surveillance features of North Korea's operating system [1] [1] - https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7174-lifting_the_fog_on_red_
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by pndy 5y ago
Florian Grunow and Niklaus Schiess, Lifting the Fog on Red Star OS - A deep dive into the surveillance features of North Korea's operating system [1] [1] - https://youtu.be/8LGDM9exlZw The bit more detailed view, I&#
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by pndy 5y ago
https://youtu.be/8LGDM9exlZw - Florian Grunow and Niklaus Schiess, Lifting the Fog on Red Star OS - A deep dive into the surveillance features of North Korea's operating system The bit more detailed view, I'd sa
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by pndy 5y ago
A svg file?
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by pndy 5y ago
Here you go: https://www.iau.org/public/themes/naming/ - in short, it can't just be named by snapping fingers obviously as there's a review and approval process. They extended naming conventions to
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by pndy 5y ago
Not sysadmin but there's lobste.rs which has less general content - maybe you'll find something interesting there, unless of course you do know it already
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by pndy 5y ago
I guess the global menu ignores notch in the middle and displays sections anyway? The difference in fonts between KDE and macOS is visible here at first sight (ofc I know it's not surprising...). And maybe that's what Apple should
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by pndy 5y ago
Guess the quality of search results doesn't matter and it's all about keeping users engaged which gives data to build up more "accurate" profiles. Of course there might be some interesting or valuable content on that s
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by pndy 5y ago
Not the parent, but I think you might be interested in reading about South Slavic languages [1], palatalization of these [2], and development of Serbo-Croatian [3], as well as Gaj work on the alphabet [4]. It's easy for someone who ope
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by pndy 5y ago
I doubt there's any Windows version developed at Apple even in secrecy ; they definitely abandon that operating system and decided focusing on their own macOS and features it comes with and their cloud services is the only way. While
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by pndy 5y ago
The phone boxes were successfully killed off here in Poland in last 15 years; most likely because mobile networks become more reliable, dense and cheaper. Devices in particular places like hospitals or prisons should be still running and su
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by pndy 5y ago
> We don't intend to support M1 yet. The post title should be fixed.
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by pndy 5y ago
There's no official English post nor profile anywhere? Kinda amusing, I'd say. I won't be surprised if in the next few years ads will be added to private convos anyway along with some form of profiling but at the same time us
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by pndy 5y ago
> "Maximize your dynamic results using weapons-grade advertising strategies." Sounds pretty valid tbh
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by pndy 5y ago
And this is third time this submission tries to get an attention; no other links from this domain were added before
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by pndy 5y ago
They do have two issues here, I believe: the problem of how to fix this relatively fast having in mind that this might even worse for other than English languages where longer words might be in the use, and the problem inside company becau
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by pndy 5y ago
> It's not strange to localize your name. That reminds me that I was talking once to the guy who turn Mikołaj name into Mikowhy pseudonym
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by pndy 5y ago
Invidious has already such pages with health status but an automatic redirect to more "alive" instance would be much better; perhaps the extension author could consider such feature
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by pndy 5y ago
Cigs pack was probably at hand and back then wrapped in thin paper it was soft enough to train with such tech; I wouldn't expect the arm would be able to proudly pick and carry the PZPR standard right away. I still wonder how this was
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by pndy 5y ago
No idea about how mobile phone number usage and ownership is done in Australia (where the Session team is based) but for example in Poland and probably in most European countries is impossible anymore to use a SIM card without registering i
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by pndy 5y ago
For my needs it's great, I'm using it for about a year now and beside few issues I believe it's worth recommending. The issues: invidious redirect would be great if would automatically try to go for another instance when load
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Imigin – A minimalist read-only Imgur proxy(imgin.voidnet.tech)
4 points by pndy 5y ago|0 comments
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by pndy 5y ago
Nowadays it's about:blank for years on desktop, entered manually. I've tried some speed-dial extension in Chromium once but I figured it was gathering too much data. I like the bookmarks style new tab page in iOS.
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by pndy 5y ago
Can confirm - my device rebooted right now after installing this update, and nagged me to turn on Siri and had Bluetooth reenabled.
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by pndy 5y ago
Back few years ago I was using it on my rescue eMac - it did the job well, I could order new computer parts but it also reminded me how complex browser and modern web have become. A rescue mission - possible, reading simple sites like hn -

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