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751.
by silon42 7y ago
We really need EPUB support in browsers/OSs (in a safe way aka no JS extensions).
752.
by silon42 7y ago
Hopefully in a VM (sandbox), like all proprietary software should be ran.
753.
by silon42 7y ago
There should also be an reliable upgrade mechanism, so the app alway upgrades successfully and completely, no intermediate states where a network or other error would prevent offline functionality from working.
754.
by silon42 7y ago
I'd love for browsers to have an opt-in mechanism to preserve that data (also snapshot/restore/import/export it).
755.
by silon42 7y ago
Also, the physical controls never change, so it's much less mental effort if you do glance at them.
756.
by silon42 7y ago
Agreed. It should be almost as simple to create a sub-task (of any task) as it's to comment. Also convert a comment to sub-task. Browsing is another problem...
757.
by silon42 7y ago
Obviously, there will be a choice not to buy them / keep them offline.
758.
by silon42 7y ago
Exactly. To control DoH we need to start to MITM all connections and block everthing else unless whitelisted.
759.
by silon42 7y ago
+1 Also, in my experience, SQL query optimizers can also be unpredictable on complex queries (behavior changes with data size and statistics) which can cause them to suddenly change to slow execution plan when data grows or something is add
760.
by silon42 7y ago
Different architectures is actually a smaller problem than evolution of data format. In-memory formats are not extensible by default.
761.
by silon42 7y ago
It's useful sometimes. Other times, I'd love to have a feature that would maximize to the browser content area, keeping the tab navigation (including sidebar).
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by silon42 7y ago
Monitor setup is already a problem, I regularly switch between laptop screen, 1 monitor, 2 monitors or a TV.
763.
by silon42 7y ago
The only choice is to block it.
764.
by silon42 7y ago
I have a small AWD crossover. Prefer it because it's shorter than a station wagon, for easier parking. Only raised an inch compared to a normal car (like a VW Golf). It can also pull a small trailer which is a weakness of most small EV
765.
by silon42 7y ago
Separate WIFI/network for IoT devices. Do not route to the internet in any way (skip buying anything that requires it). Connect to windows (or other OS) PC only, non-routable. Disable all connections from that network to the PC.
766.
by silon42 7y ago
The MAX is a system design issue... for reliability it should probably include at least a third AoA sensor.
767.
by silon42 7y ago
Exactly. This is standard PC behavior (even older than IBM PC) for all keys other than a-z. Control/shortcut keys are bound to the physical key, not to the regional layout characters bound to them. The displayed shortcut is often show
768.
by silon42 7y ago
File should detect all possible file types, there is no reason to detect only the first one... It should not be used as a file type detection anyway if you want a reliable system.
769.
by silon42 7y ago
using file is a bad idea anyway... you can't rely on a command that performs guesswork (aka "smart"). It's been a cause of security holes in similar contexts (browsers sniffing mime type from file content/extensions
770.
by silon42 7y ago
I have many bookmarks too (10k+ -- firefox is not very fast handling them). Most of them not needed of course, but there have been several instances I tried to open something in my bookmarks and the site no longer existed... so obviously b
771.
by silon42 7y ago
There should also be a room for third party to do a complete replacement of electronics, for a tractor this seems quite viable.
772.
by silon42 7y ago
I like the collections a lot, the layout not so much (moved url to top, but it only moves it for browser page, not the collections page.
773.
by silon42 7y ago
Personally I plan to vendor all dependencies. It would be nice to have cargo/rustc support 'allow_unsafe' per module and also for dependencies, so you know you have to review a dependency really well.
774.
by silon42 7y ago
I've tried Fenix a few times, and even without getting into extensions, it seemed like a regression in many ways.
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by silon42 7y ago
When we were kids, we used to ski on local hills many times, never going to a resort.
776.
by silon42 7y ago
Battery without a phone would be even better...
777.
by silon42 7y ago
Banks here used to support client digital certificates well, but have switched to this mess because of poor browser support (removing things like KEYGEN without viable alternatives).
778.
by silon42 7y ago
Some web sites even require an android app to login (key generation)
779.
by silon42 7y ago
You should cut your own lawn (or have kids/neighbours do it), or you don't deserve to have it. (Obviously, the solution is for the owner to provide the charged batteries).
780.
by silon42 7y ago
I've just last week used btrfs shrink to upgrade to newer Fedora after making a minimal backup. Very useful on for my purposes... I don't plan to look at ZFS until it's in mainline kernel. Having any Linux install media usabl

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