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   Changing Our Approach to Anti-Tracking(blog.mozilla.org)

   858 points by ronjouch 8y ago|371 comments
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   Indeed, thanks for the precision. Never ran into that, though; config.fish is the only thing touching my environment.
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   The literally billions of POSIX-compliant scripts and tools already out there will run just fine under fish with a hashbang/shebang (a first line that defines what the file executed should be opened with, e.g. `/usr/bin/
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   GPL licensing edge-cases(exple.tive.org)

   2 points by ronjouch 8y ago|0 comments
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   VS Code July 2018 / 1.26(code.visualstudio.com)

   12 points by ronjouch 8y ago|1 comments
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   Indeed: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes#Other_base... > "The installer no longer offers the encrypted home option using ecryptfs-utils. It is recommended to use full-disk encryption instead f
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   See original message from Dropbox support: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Syncing-and-uploads/Linux-Dr...
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   > "It's not encrypted ext4, it's ecryptfs (which acts as a separate layer entirely, creating a virtual encrypted filesystem on top of ext4) - probably doesn't support some inotify feature or some extended attributes
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   by ronjouch 8y ago

   TL;DR: Dropbox tells with a very unhelpful popup: "Move Dropbox location - Dropbox will stop syncing in November" . And on the forums, dropboxer Jay precises that starting Nov. 7, 2018, they're limiting support to Windows &#
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    Ending support for Dropbox syncing to drives with certain uncommon file systems(dropboxforum.com)

    394 points by ronjouch 8y ago|416 comments
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Detailed changelog: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/6.1
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    Morning Paper – BLeak: automatically debugging memory leaks in web applications(blog.acolyer.org)

    1 points by ronjouch 8y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Good times! And to those that like me enjoy a good dead trees-based book to learn a language, the Rust Book (from NoStarch publishing) arrived yesterday at my door :) https://nostarch.com/Rust
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Awesome, I was waiting for that to change my old breaking down router. Any recommendation for a good entry-mid range home router running OpenWrt smoothly?
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Thanks. I agree with Julia, it's a weird name: `x` is often associated to Xorg tools, and there's this scary `rm` at the end that evokes some kind of remove tool. EDIT maybe "X" to mean "cross/transform" i
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Firefox users who either dislike the requirement for permission on all sites, or don't want an additional extension: know that you can achieve about the same with a few lines in your userContent.css [1] @-moz-document domain(medium
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Thanks; I know how to make these rules and I have a few, but there's a lot of them (lots of medium domains, and lots of non-medium ones that also deserve the same treatment (de-dickbar-ification), both of them constantly changing) so I
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    I use Unobstruct on iOS too and would love an equivalent in my browser. Does anyone know one? (uBlockOrigin-usable blocklist or extension)
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    > "should we implement ld.so for micro services? :-)" Working exactly along those lines this week on multiple services exposed over REST APIs, I was wondering if tools exist to check compatibility between them. Said different
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Thanks! I got bored of looking for a yaourt replacement because they seemed all the same, and discussions of AUR helpers often turn into flamewars, but PKGBUILD diffs is a valuable feature. Trying aurman :)
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    VS Code June 2018(code.visualstudio.com)

    89 points by ronjouch 8y ago|25 comments
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    funfunfunfunction puts this particularly well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYzt71o2IvQ
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Hi HN! OP here, and developer at Unito. We've been featured/mentioned a couple of times here (see our founder's Show HN at [1]), and this blog post felt like an appropriate occasion to pitch again our service. Two things: 1.
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    Unito – Export GitHub issues to GitLab and Bitbucket and keep them in sync(unito.io)

    5 points by ronjouch 8y ago|1 comments
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    Windows gifski.exe with a digital signature(github.com)

    230 points by ronjouch 8y ago|100 comments
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    Anonymous donor pledges $1M donation to Gnome Foundation over two years(gnome.org)

    3 points by ronjouch 8y ago|0 comments
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    Mirror Drop - Colorful raytraced 3D puzzle game(mirrordropgame.com)

    2 points by ronjouch 8y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    What's a good affordable router well supported by Tomato/OpenWRT, these days? (put differently: 2018's version of the Linksys WRT54G :) From what I understand, alternative firmwares like Tomato & OpenWRT are not inherentl
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    What's a good affordable router well supported by Tomato/OpenWRT, these days? (put differently: 2018's version of the Linksys WRT54G :) EDIT: The article doesn't explicitly say that alternative firmwares like Tomato &amp
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    by ronjouch 8y ago

    Looking at this rewrite I was wondering, but didn't find an answer in the project README: would emscripten successfully compile Git to js/wasm?