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by slig 3y ago
> I'm pretty sure almost everyone knows what a web browser is and what an ad-blocker extension does nowadays Most of the users do not use ad-blocker and most of the users uses whatever browser come with their mobile device or Window
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by slig 3y ago
FF is at 4% usage on Cloudflare Radar [1] which doesn't use JavaScript to measure usage. [1]: https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage
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by slig 3y ago
I would be that all of them use iPhones and neither of them uses FF mobile.
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by slig 3y ago
How? I feel that anything different than what's been done will improve their presence. edit: username checks out.
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by slig 3y ago
Is this some sort of new mobile Adium?
396.
by slig 3y ago
I wonder why they force podcasts so much. I've never listened to them, and I'm sure they have that data, and the recommendations are way, way off anything I'd consider listening to.
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by slig 3y ago
> I cancelled my subscription for a few months in protest. Good for you, I'm sure that made a huge impact.
398.
by slig 3y ago
Why hack, play, learn and do something for fun, and take the time to write about it when one can pay 30 bucks for the thing and be done?
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by slig 3y ago
Do they have noise cancelling? There was a thread a while back about people blaming active noise cancelling as a possible cause.
400.
by slig 3y ago
Yes, you can do that quite trivially on WM.
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by slig 3y ago
You should check Windmill.dev.
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by slig 3y ago
The `salt` in hashids just shuffled the alphabet. Now they removed the `salt`, but you can have the same level of "obfuscation" as before if you shuffle the alphabet yourself before calling the library.
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by slig 3y ago
IPINFO.io has that info, but I too would like to have this information in a free service.
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by slig 3y ago
Feels like they don't want you reading the road names, and use the navigation system instead.
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by slig 3y ago
You can use any ssh client python library to do that. Also, this video from Trevor Sullivan is somewhat related https://youtu.be/3_0z1UihDIo
406.
by slig 3y ago
Not natively, one workaround is using a simple CF worker that proxies the request.
407.
by slig 3y ago
I migrated from Pipedream, Windmill is much, much more developer friendly.
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by slig 3y ago
Daily puzzle generation, daily PDF updates/creation (if the original content is changed, it triggers a new generation), triggering and editing of Remotion videos.
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by slig 3y ago
I've been following Windmill since their HN Launch (my first script was edited 540 ago, just checked). Less than a year ago I started using it more heavily and it's been a breeze. Their Discord server is very active and Ruben usua
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by slig 3y ago
Just use FF or Brave.
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by slig 3y ago
>It's Cloud 101 to architect your platform to operate across multiple availability zones (data centres) A huge multi billion dollar company with "cloud" in its name recently had a big downtime because they did not follow &
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by slig 3y ago
Thanks, did not know it was possible.
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by slig 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! Just a small nit: the links at the bottom of this page are broken [1]. [1]: https://github.com/philippta/flyscrape/blob/master/docs/read...
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by slig 3y ago
Yes, but for Professionals. I do not want to run it illegally.
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by slig 3y ago
Why can't they figure out a paid version for Professionals without any BS? WSL2 works fine, docker, Steam, multiple monitors, etc. Just remove the BS.
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by slig 3y ago
I usually reply with `undefined` or `null`.
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by slig 3y ago
Half a billion a year from Google and all we get is this clown show.
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by slig 3y ago
But then you start paying for Worker's bandwidth, correct?
419.
by slig 3y ago
The latency is exceptional.
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by slig 3y ago
Could be, but they reverted the decision after getting sh*t on twitter. It feels like they acted without much recon.

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