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by r3bl 8y ago
Off-topic, but that Vollkron font definitely styles 1s very weirdly. I thought it said I.I.I.I instead of 1.1.1.1 until I copied the text and pasted it somewhere else.
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One advantage that wasn't mentioned is the ability to send a tab between devices. I'm looking at something on my desktop, have to go somewhere, so I just send the tabs to my phone and continue consuming. If I forget to do so, I ca
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by r3bl 8y ago
Mixcloud actually had that. Then they've switched over to only displaying the current track. Then they've made some shitty version of music recognition similar to Shazam, which simply does not work for this use case (every single
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Because this isn't the end goal of this integration, just a step towards it. Two additional steps I've read somewhere a few days ago is that the Firefox is going to flag breached sites somehow upon visit (don't know the speci
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by r3bl 8y ago
Reviving the old 3310 got Nokia back into every store in Europe. It really doesn't matter whether those phones are any good or not, because they're not a priority, they're just a gimmick. They're just a gimmick that&#x27
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by r3bl 8y ago
I understand that moving to Angular is not trivial, however this is old even for AngularJS. 1.7.x is in a long term support, while 1.6.x stopped being supported since July. The version they're running has at least three vulnerabilities
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The first thing I would try in that situation is to input the first 16 characters of that randomly generated password. I've stumbled upon login fields that just dismissed everything after the 16th character a few times.
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> The launch was done outside the US, by a foreign launch company. That doesn't matter if it's an American company launching the satellite. Third paragraph: > FCC [..] the U.S. government agency that regulates all satellite
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by r3bl 8y ago
That's source available, not open source. You can view the source, but you can't contribute to it, create forks, etc. Source available is one of the prerequisites for software to be considered open source, but not the only one.
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by r3bl 8y ago
Out of topic, out of curiosity: Is one person behind this profile? Do multiple people share the login info? During my years of HN usage, I don't remember ever seeing another username enforcing the rules, only yours.
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by r3bl 8y ago
> Most sites are on .com domains after all. Most sites in English , and even that is doubtful. There's a full world out there of people and businesses using ccTLD like .fr, .nl, .co.uk, .hr, .rs, .es, .jp...
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by r3bl 8y ago
It still exists, but the default changed. Now you can go to menu -> Customize and drag it where you want.
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Yeah, they decided against spoofing user agent anymore: https://blog.torproject.org/comment/275941#comment-275941
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Last time I checked, loading local files as a new tab page required either installing a third party add-on/extension or creating your own[0] in both Firefox and Chrome. Is that still the case? Did you find an easier option? [0] Way eas
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by r3bl 8y ago
By the browser you're comparing Firefox to, I'm assuming you're not using a Mac, while the parent is. Every single performance complaint I've seen post Quantum release has been from a Mac user.
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by r3bl 8y ago
Not that I give any of these two any chance of succeeding, but the fediverse seems to me like it has much higher chances of short term success than Web 3.0. Small (and a pretty ignorant) comparison: Fediverse: Fair amount of clients, some u
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by r3bl 8y ago
Yeah, I'm failing to see the practice behind this as well. It was big news in Croatia that Netflix got a local TV show available in its catalogue a few months ago (The Paper, AKA Novine in Croatian). As far as I can tell, it remains th
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by r3bl 8y ago
Same guy that said that math laws don't apply to Australia?
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by r3bl 8y ago
I was wondering for quite some time how these scammers find their way to less experienced users. Turns out I've been using adblocker for so long that it didn't even occur to me that the scammers were purchasing Google ads.
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> We need a decentralized platform for this and social media PeerTube (YouTube lookalike), Mastodon (Twitter lookalike), and PixelFed (Instagram lookalike) are already that[0]. On top of that, they all follow the same federation standard
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by r3bl 8y ago
From what I can find, only two at the moment: Arizona and Hawaii (and most of the overseas territories). Florida is on its way to abolish switching, but it's not there yet.
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by r3bl 8y ago
Firefox Focus deletes all data upon closing. That includes cookies where your consent was locally stored. That's why you're seeing it every time.
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GDPR requires affirmative action for consent. This was specifically touched upon in the recital 32: > Consent should be given by a clear affirmative act establishing a freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the da
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by r3bl 8y ago
Article 7 of the GDPR specifically states that "It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent." > And if you ever accidentally click I Consent, then they opt you back in to everything again and then never show you that opt
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Those UX issues would be far more useful being reported on GitHub than they are on HN.
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It is a problem that has yet to be solved. Venmo only solved it within the United States, as it is only available there.
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That article specifically mentions that service workers avoid these issues. There's nothing stopping static pages from making service workers available. HTTPS and a service worker are a far better solution than having an insecure domai
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Because it's one of the rare electronic songs that became popular whose speed is ~100 BPM (BPM = beats per minute in this case). That makes it compatible with a lot of pop and hip hop songs. Add to that the fact that it contains almost
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by r3bl 8y ago
> So they clearly would have needed to inform users that didn't play regularly to get the update. The game came out on August 9th. Knowing how the release was big news, that the game itself is gigantic in size, and only runs on cert
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Seven days after the patch, not after disclosure with Epic. Epic patched it on August 17th, Google waited 7 more days (as it is their usual practice) and then they went public. Issue tracker makes more sense than the article IMO: https:&#x

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