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reddalo
10mo ago
In other words: browsers should just implement uBlock Origin by default.
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reddalo
10mo ago
An interesting thing of this article is that the SVG image of the type matchup [1] has embedded automatic translation. The type labels will be displayed in the language your browser is set to. I didn't even know this was possible. [1]
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10mo ago
>someone at Google pays attention to it and keeps it from falling behind I feel like it's the same for Google My Maps. They even discontinued the Android app, so you can only use it on the web. It totally feels like there's a s
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reddalo
10mo ago
> The page almost seems like someone’s pet project that didn’t have any explicit funding It probably is, given that it's just a static page hosted on blogger.com
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reddalo
10mo ago
It's because their blog is hosted on blogger.com (yeah, weird decision), which is owned by Google and does that by default.
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reddalo
10mo ago
Yes, I think it's super funny to race with a Ford Transit in Blur!
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reddalo
10mo ago
+1 for Blur, great game, it's like Super Mario Kart for grown-ups. Too bad the only way to get it is by pirating it. But in these situations, doesn't piracy become morally acceptable?
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reddalo
10mo ago
I think you can install games that you bought (when they were available), even if they're delisted.
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reddalo
10mo ago
But Gemini doesn't bring much visitors to your website. Also, optimizing for AI is even more "black magic" than normal SEO.
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reddalo
10mo ago
A German saying "I was just following orders" sounds scary if you think of certain olden times.
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10mo ago
> Most people here speak English Germany is the country where I found the highest number of people not being able to speak English, even people working in accomodation! French people probably know English but they refuse to speak it; Ita
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10mo ago
HTML 5 still gets new features all the time: https://github.com/whatwg/html But they'll never add new standard tags with hyphens.
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10mo ago
> they can MITM it Can they? I thought they could only do it if they're in the same LAN.
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reddalo
10mo ago
Also, they stop releasing firmware updates for older hardware revisions. I bet older camera models have way more exploits.
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reddalo
10mo ago
> JSON syntax is heavy. I'd say it's not heavy. JSON syntax is pretty lean compared to XML.
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reddalo
10mo ago
So the solution is that both Shopify and Wix should let the user edit those files. That's it.
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reddalo
10mo ago
We should stop polluting website roots with these files (including llms.txt). All these files should be registered with IANA and put under the .well-known namespace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_URI
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reddalo
10mo ago
Yeah I wish there was a way to disable such a useless gimmick.
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reddalo
10mo ago
That's what I use. Is it enough? Or should I also install a firewall on my machine?
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10mo ago
> I'll just find a new browser. The problem is that if Firefox dies, there are no browsers left. I don't want to use a re-skin of Chrome.
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10mo ago
Every time i reinstall Firefox on a new machine, the number of annoyances that I need to remove or change increases. Putting back the home button, removing the tabs overview button, disabling sponsored suggestions in the toolbar, putting th
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reddalo
10mo ago
Because writing such CSS would lead to broken results on most browsers.
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10mo ago
Explanation here: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-curse-of-... > [...] we have three options for these kinds of words: “cooperate,” “co-operate,” and “coöperate.” Back when the magazine was j
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10mo ago
My small websites are also up. I wonder if they're going to go down soon, or if we're safe.
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10mo ago
It exists and it's called Bunny.net
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10mo ago
>Without DRM Netflix's business would not exist. Nobody would license them any content if it was going to be streamed without a DRM. I don't agree. If people refused to watch DRM-protected content, they would get rid of it. For
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10mo ago
I think the web is not livable anymore without Firefox and uBlock Origin.
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11mo ago
Chris Sawyer is my hero. I spent countless hours on his games when I was a child, and maybe that's the reason why I've became a programmer. I'm sad that Chris Sawyer is such a reserved person, his public appearances are super
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11mo ago
Beware that you still need a copy of the original RCT2 game in order to play OpenRCT2. You can still buy it on GOG [1] though. [1] https://www.gog.com/en/game/rollercoaster_tycoon_2
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11mo ago
I can't recall the source so take this with a grain of salt (I think some members of the OpenTTD forum managed to contact him), but I remember him not being happy about it. He perfected the games according to his vision, so it makes se
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