ranguna

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by ranguna 5y ago
I see, thanks for clarifying!
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by ranguna 5y ago
Oh my god, this poor person was hacked halfway through their comment! /s Thanks for the good evening humour!
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by ranguna 5y ago
Awesome! Let us know your findings when you can
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by ranguna 5y ago
> Desolation runs on an in-house modified version of the Source Engine The "improved" lightning is not improved at all. Source 2 relies even more on backed lightning rendered on gpu farms because valve cares about majority of t
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by ranguna 5y ago
I only took a quick glimpse at a few comments here, so there's a chance I missed someone else say this already, but I'll post my two cents (sorry for the possible duplication): when I go to an interview, I'm not putting up a
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by ranguna 5y ago
I know HN people are all about simplicity, but just wanted to let you know that your txt file is unreadable on mobile.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Did anyone actually take a look at the files?
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by ranguna 5y ago
> We are already past the point of anyone having a full picture of the system. Why not split the team and each sub team is responsible for specific components and specific integrations ? That's what's usually done when a projec
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by ranguna 5y ago
> you can only make a GET request by clicking on a link in the email. Took a look and indeed there are a lot of email clients that don't support the form tag. https://www.caniemail.com/features/html-form/
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by ranguna 5y ago
It's funny how some people say this is a natural heating phase, but in just a few years the temperature increased 0.5+ degrees C.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Very interesting project! I'm guessing the only thing missing would be YouTube's video recommendation algorithm? Which for many would be a plus.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Thanks for the info!
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by ranguna 5y ago
If you mean Firefox sync, it does not, due to privacy reasons.
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by ranguna 5y ago
> Fork itself alone is enough since it implies they are not part of the original team. Sorry, it does not. Fork just means that it's based on the same code, that's all.
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by ranguna 5y ago
I installed fennec just now but is seems I'm still limited to a small list of Mozilla curated extensions. Did you have to enable some setting somewhere to install other extensions?
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by ranguna 5y ago
I'd say doing 1 out of those two steps is better than doing 0.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Librewolf, I recommend reading the linked article of the OP if you haven't already.
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by ranguna 5y ago
The linked post has a lot of useful info that will answer your question on more that 1 way. Give it a read.
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by ranguna 5y ago
> You can activate a developer mode and install any extensions you want to I just installed fennec and for the life of me I cannot find these developer tools anywhere.
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by ranguna 5y ago
So between this and librewolf, librewolf is still the strongest option when it comes to privacy oriented browsing ? As for all the shortcomings people talk about librewolf, DRM, history, sessions, webgl, etc: I have all that enabled in my l
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by ranguna 5y ago
You don't have to do it alone. Checkout librewolf.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Because librefox is unmaintained. Use librewolf instead.
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by ranguna 5y ago
It feels risky to have my data stored anywhere else other than the EU. Feels like my data is just up for grabs anywhere else with no clear privacy protection. Imo EU is the best place to have your data.
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by ranguna 5y ago
I'm not 100% sure, but I think vanilla Firefox also comes with DRM disabled. Like on librewolf, you can just enable DRM and be on your way. One thing I've found, is that even if you enable DRM, librewolf sometimes still fails on N
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by ranguna 5y ago
I'm failing to understand what this is. Is stripe adding crypto support to the existing API (USD, EUR, and now some crypto coins). Or are they just allowing crypto businesses to accept fiat?
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by ranguna 5y ago
Librewolf is a Firefox fork stripped out of all telemetry with additional privacy oriented default settings.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Check your machines, issue is fixed in 5.16.11, 5.15.25, and 5.10.102
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by ranguna 5y ago
I 100% agree with you in all points. Triggers are incredibly useful and we shouldn't be scared of them, we should be careful though.
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by ranguna 5y ago
I don't know in which world you live in, but gaming is a serious business as well. Specially the gaming community.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Read the OP's question ? If "nvidia released it [LHR] to make GPUs less desirable to crypto miners", then, "How does removing LHR help the _gaming_ community?"

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