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srgpqt
6y ago
No no no, it should be called Synergy
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6y ago
They can easily migrate to Discord or Matrix.
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6y ago
You gotta Option+Click that green button!
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6y ago
When they can be used as drop-in replacement to play actual flash content on websites. Which may be possible to do as a browser extension.. ruffle does have a web version but it requires the website owner to explicitly include it.
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6y ago
Yes, Wipr blocks the ads. You get white nothingness instead of ads, and hyst have to click the “skip ads” button.
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6y ago
I use Purify ad blocker only for its JavaScript blocking option. I can re-enable JavaScript on a per-site basis by going through “Purify Actions” from Safari’s Share Sheet. I combine this with another ad blocker (Wipr) to block everything
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6y ago
Reticulating Splines
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6y ago
No need to define offsetof, it’s part of <stddef.h> Still interesting to see the trick behind it tho.
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6y ago
Safari only just got webp support super recently. Seems like they held back on it long enough...
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6y ago
No problems with Wipr here, at all..
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6y ago
I use ublock origin when I can, but on safari (ios and mac) I use Wipr. Doesn't have much in the way of configurability, but it works well enough as-is, even blocking "annoyances", which ublock origin does not block by defaul
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6y ago
I run image processing (imagemagick, vips, etc.) in the sandbox, to reduce security risks with maliciously crafted image uploads.
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6y ago
Neat. On the server, we use bubblewrap, a similar tool (comparison with firejail is in bubblewrap readme) https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap
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6y ago
If that's an issue for you (like it was for me), get one of the Macbook Air models released this year. No touchbar, has a great keyboard, and pro enough for most uses.
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6y ago
Look at the Elixir and Phoenix Framework if you want to see how documentation should be done. Guides and introduction : https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/introduction.html Elixir reference doc: https://
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6y ago
Recently excavated my early 2008 inkjet printer from the basement. Works fine. Even the color cartridges still work.
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6y ago
I think this is the first time I read a paper that includes real code and even links to a github repo. Amazing.
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6y ago
As strange as it may sound, it could be because you use a little too much detergent.
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6y ago
Counterpoint : V-lang
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6y ago
+1 on the issue of Mix commands. We also put in boilerplate code for database migrations, but eventually I decided this was stupid. Now I keep the source on the servers and just run Mix commands from there.
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6y ago
Computers are powerful enough to host exactly one Wordpress site serving a few dozen users simultaneously. (Point being, any extra computer power is wasted by software until it performs no better than a computer from 20 years ago)
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6y ago
Seems like this could be achievable in any language with a special doc comment notation that supports image references similar to Markdown.
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7y ago
He’s likely talking about how autocomplete=“off” is now ignored, and Chrome will “helpfully” display its own autocomplete on any textbox that look like address fields, which results in Chrome’s autocomplete being shown on top of the site’s
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7y ago
msdfgen : https://github.com/Chlumsky/msdfgen
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7y ago
I had to deal with that two weeks ago. Cringe.
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7y ago
I feel like Koa JS deserves a mention. https://koajs.com/
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7y ago
You probably know but, there is a simplified version of this: https://agar.io/
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7y ago
Sure you can use plain JS, but then you don’t get async/await, destructuring, module system, type checking, JSX, and countless other modern affordances that make writing JS more palatable. If you can stomach OldJS, then yeah, none of t
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7y ago
So you are saying that their superiors are incompetent. Or the superior’s superiors are incompetent. And that seems true enough?
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7y ago
1GB is still a lot of memory. If anything, we've only learned to squander all available memory.
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