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by skrowl 7y ago
I was wondering the same thing. I can't imagine the amount of trial and error that would go into making something like this manually.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Upgraded from LastPass to BitWarden around this time last year. Amazing piece of software. I can't recommend it highly enough!
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by skrowl 7y ago
Obligatory "Firefox on iOS isn't really Firefox, as iOS App Store rules ban browser engines" reply. ALL iOS browsers are basically just skins on top of Safari's WebKit. See 2.5.6 here - https://developer.appl
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by skrowl 7y ago
With the base multi account container extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account... you can right click in any page and have it remember the container for that domain. For exampl
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by skrowl 7y ago
The largest change is disabling TLS 1.0 and 1.1 by default. Chrome following when 81 gets released (currently in beta).
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by skrowl 7y ago
If I recall correctly, not being able to do a plugin free version of Silverlight is one of the reasons Microsoft invented Blazor ( https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor ). The devs listed i
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by skrowl 7y ago
I tried the federated social thing with Mastodon after Twitter started really ramping up their censorship of conservative views. A social justice warrior complained to the admin of my instance that I was conservative and they banned me. Tha
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by skrowl 7y ago
Leave the search engine as DDG, and then just preface your searches with !g if you want to cross reference Google
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by skrowl 7y ago
Switch from uBlock Origin to a combination of NanoAdblock (forked from uBlock) and NanoDefender. NanoDefender is basically an "Adblock-Blocker Blocker" that gets rid of most stupid "Turn off your adblock!" annoyances li
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by skrowl 7y ago
If it were being reddified, you'd see a bunch of people needlessly turning things into political discus--- ohh.....
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by skrowl 7y ago
Facebook made $70B in 2019. This fine amounts to about 7 weeks of their time. During the time it takes for the trial / etc, they'll make enough money to pay the full fine. That's just revenue, obviously they'll have othe
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by skrowl 7y ago
Signal has MAJOR UX problems when you have several devices (which is fairly normal for mainstream users). Try using the same account multiple computers, smartphone, tablet / chromebook at the same time. It's painful. Compared to
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by skrowl 7y ago
Because your static .html and .css files won't get immediately hacked like an out-of-date turdpress site will. There are many wordpress-like tools that spit out static files to upload to your hosting provider https://www.sta
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by skrowl 7y ago
I felt this same way. Survival is the real challenge. Campaign is just for fun / learning the mechanics.
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A google docs spreadsheet, duh
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by skrowl 7y ago
I'm old enough to remember when every dial up and early ADSL ISP included access to their own first-party usenet server. Now I'm paying 3x the cost for 100x the bandwidth, but no usenet server.
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by skrowl 7y ago
> a virtually nonexistent problem Watch Broward County FL this November. Whole boxes of filled out ballots will be "found" mysteriously. Just like every election.
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by skrowl 7y ago
I need Nano Adblock, Nano Defender, TamperMonkey, and BitWarden. Did they give a list of when / which addons?
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by skrowl 7y ago
With strong voter ID. Paper ballots do you no good if you can't verify that they were cast by a real person that was eligible to vote in that area, and that they only voted once.
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by skrowl 7y ago
I'm picturing the Dos Equis meme saying "I don't always test, but when I do, I test in production. Stay on call, my friends." At least now I don't feel bad about when I test in production. (just kidding, I didn&#x
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by skrowl 7y ago
> “Yeah rigging the primary worked wonders for the Democrats last time,” Donald Trump Jr. tweeted, invoking his father’s frequent claims in 2016 that the Democratic nominating process was rigged against Bernie Sanders. Are we.... are we
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by skrowl 7y ago
More info here - https://siderite.dev/blog/linq-in-javascript-linqer/ Pretty neat project. LINQ is a great time saver in .NET development, I'm looking forward to messing around with it in javascript.
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by skrowl 7y ago
More like they said they wanted to get off the elevator June 23, 2016 and the other people on the elevator prevented them from getting off one way or another for 1,317 days until Jan 31, 2020.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Most people can choose only phone company or cable company for internet (some people only get 1 or the other). There are LOTS of search engines to choose from that are freely available. DuckDuckGo is pretty great these days. Microsoft is e
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by skrowl 7y ago
I remember being SO excited for MOO reboot, then it ended up being terribly disappointing. I went back to Stellaris after about 2 hours with new MOO.
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by skrowl 7y ago
Non blogspam-link - https://www.activestate.com/products/komodo-ide/ It says it's "Komodo IDE is now free as part of the ActiveState Platform". Looks like you have to create an account.
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by skrowl 7y ago
While reading low level API stuff is interesting, give us the meat. Is there a list of which games did not work in 4.x that do work now, or worked in 4.x but are improved now?
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by skrowl 7y ago
For comparison, Google end-to-end encrypts Android backups with your lock screen PIN/pattern (which isn't known to Google). Source - https://security.googleblog.com/2018/10/google-and-android-h...
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by skrowl 7y ago
You can't REALLY believe that only the top 10% of wage earners in the United States own stocks, right? Please tell me you're just parroting something you heard and you don't actually think that.
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by skrowl 7y ago
All 3 stock indexes record high opening. Consumer confidence 20 year high. Enormous USMCA trade deal finally passed by US Congress after the House sat on it for a year. Reuters just salivating over finding something they can spin as negat

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