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3y ago
I created this uBlock Origin rule that will remove all Shorts without any cosmetic remnants. Seems simpler and more secure than installing an addon. youtube.com##:xpath(//ytd-thumbnail-overlay-time-status-renderer[@overlay-style=&
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I created this uBlock Origin rule that will remove all Shorts without any cosmetic remnants. Seems simpler and more secure than installing an addon. youtube.com##:xpath(//ytd-thumbnail-overlay-time-status-renderer[@overlay-style=&
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3y ago
What’s the point of specifying “cis” ? That’s the default. Because it appears that adding that bit serves as a low effort social grift.
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3y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Good point. +1
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3y ago
This is what will eventually happen. The moderators who do it for free almost always crave power and are extremely biased. Most subs are a cesspool of arbitrary bans and overt condescension. Mods will often lock threads if it fits within th
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3y ago
> How come 4chan and Wikipedia are both profitable, but not Reddit reddit has 1.7 billion visits per month[5], with an astronomical amount of persistent storage, with the content never being deleted. reddit is ranked #18 globally. 4chan
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3y ago
> In Twitter's case users are still part of the product as the existing network effects This is a nitpick. I'm speaking from the POV of keeping the site running, or not resorting to changing the site's essence to please ad
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3y ago
Huffman (spez) has his reasons for the reddit changes, but they do seem a bit short-sighted. But there comes a point where these online services have to make money. It's as simple as that. So is he waging war on users, or making a busi
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3y ago
There is no measurement. They’re talking out of their ass.
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3y ago
You're definitely not the only one. I also endorse the idea of function over form, because catering to the masses has historically stood adjacent to 'lowering the bar' (choose any metric for this hypothetical). Every place th
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3y ago
I think Monero is awesome because it's actually designed to be an anonymous payment system. Unlike Bitcoin, anonymity is built into each transaction. No need for washing your coins via sketchy "tumbler" services.
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3y ago
Please don’t give Mozilla any more ideas
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3y ago
You’re reaching so desperately for a way to defend this blatant overreach, and I think you missed the original point.
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3y ago
You’re nitpicking
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3y ago
People are really sleeping on how amazing HBO Max is. Their catalog is so damn good.
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4y ago
> there are plenty of vpn's who run on fake marketing that give the impression that they have certain values and do certain things while actually not doing it and they are way more successful than mullvad. Yes, but Mullvad also does
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4y ago
It’s the only app/service that makes people smile non-stop. It’s endless videos of cool stuff, comedy, cat videos, tech tidbits, cooking videos, etc. I’ve deleted all other social media accounts because browsing Facebook, Instagram, an
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4y ago
I think the guy you replied to, dang, runs the site. So I figure they probably have some sort of admin dashboard with tagging functionality for common reposts? Just my guess.
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4y ago
I welcome a paid model for all sites, honestly. That way, sites aren't slaves to the ideological driven policies of the advertisers. Post something the advertiser doesn't like? Ads get pulled and the site loses money. When you pay
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Ask HN: Anyone else noticed the media's push to label websites as “platforms”?
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4y ago
I miss the days when chanspeak wasn’t spouted off across different forums & websites by fascinated newcomers.
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Tell HN: DEI initiatives undermine the self esteem of PoC within a company
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4y ago
The trigger warning you added to the bottom of your post. Irony.
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4y ago
I’m in the same boat. Using Passkeys gives the user less control. The last thing I need is another layer of complexity when dealing with credentials. This seems like a solution created for people too lazy to generate and track secure secret
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4y ago
This is a grifty, reddit-tier comment. Try to keep it classy here on HN please.
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4y ago
That “think of the children” argument is so tired and played out.
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We’d rather have it and not need it at the moment, versus needing it at the moment and not having it. In other words, persistent development at this early stage is about being proactive.
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The solution to this problem is actively parenting your kids. Take them on hikes, start a hobby with them, bond, etc. Letting the internet babysit your kids is the precursor to internet addiction. If you put in the work, then you won't
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4y ago
No one cares about panel gaps. A lot of people on HN despise Elon and become relentless pedants when discussing any of his products/initiatives.
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Yeah man it's wild. I think some people just need a "boogeyman" at all times to focus on, to help ignore their own faults. Elon is a bit of a bellend, but he's nowhere near the evil, cold blooded, psychopath that people
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