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by superasn 5y ago
I used to love watching documentaries but the more you watch them the more you see how most often they are biased and edited to show the authors / producers point of view. How a documentary is edited can mean the same facts and intervi
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I have no affiliation with this site(1) but it is godsend if you're trying to read twitter threads. Makes you wonder why they can't have this in-built in twitter instead of what it is now. (1) https://threadreaderapp.co
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You're so right about this. Also their UX is absolutely horrible in my opinion. It's one of the worst designed sites both in terms of usability and load time (half the time it doesn't even load on my mobile on kiwi browser).
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tldr: Hired the dev so he won't add root to magisk. Exact same thing happened to youtube-dl (though it's speculation). Google's new MO is like: 1) Hire the dev 2) Dev abandons the project. 3) ??
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Magisk is dropping support for hiding root access from apps(xda-developers.com)
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I hope India too follows suit. Our government is notorious for it's heavy handed laws on tech startups (read twitter, paypal, chinese apps, etc) maybe this time it could be actually be for some good.
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Goaccess does have a separate panel for Crawlers/Bots(1) but I think it's based on the UA. There is also an option to ignore IPs/Referrers too which can work very well for such cases. (1) https://goaccess.io/f
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That's why I prefer goaccess(1) over any other tool that uses client side Javascript. It's basically a real time website log analyser which gives you enough information to know whats happening on your website but doesn't requ
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by superasn 5y ago
Recently came across a very good video on YouTube by a guy named cogito(1) which mentions Bhagavad gita, vedas and gives a good unbiased intro to Hinduism. If you're curious about it and how the whole thing like caste system, etc evolv
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What I love about these old designs is how obvious everything is. You just can't miss the button or the tabs. Now after all this skeuomorphic design revolution it's so hard to tell, is it a button, text, link etc. It probably look
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Rembg is a tool to remove images background (via machine learning)(github.com)
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What's your end goal? If you want to make lots of money go for a B2B product, something that big or small businesses can use. And that more often translates into your product's ROI, i.e. the amount of time + money they put into it
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Restoring sight: Australia’s bionic eye(bionicsinstitute.org)
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When it says disabled does that mean it won't even connect to HDMI ports? Because if that's not the case, then all that's needed is an android box which costs like $50 bucks and often performs better than the bloated android
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> It dawned on me that my attempt at completely controlling my life had, in fact, caused me to lose control over it. So many enlightened people have quoted this as the one thing that matters most than anything else. I read this article
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Watching this movie called Cast away to the moon and found out about this today. They are known as Japan’s “lost generation” or “invisible youth”. No longer able to face society, they have locked themselves in their bedrooms and refuse to e
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Hikikomori(en.wikipedia.org)
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Oculus Quest 2 Recall for Facial Interface Issues(oculus.com)
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I saw another startup doing this few days before and from the looks of it I'm guessing many more are coming. I'm guessing soon it will be like the automatic emails which address you like "Hello {{first}} {{last}}!" and a
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Yes it has been a breeze to switch to it, especially with their native import of Lastpass logins. Lastpass frequently messed up the autologin and injected a lot of ugly css/html in the forms which Bitwarden doesn't. Also it works
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> some service registered it without any human supervision as that made up word holds no value to anyone else and I consciously decided to let it expire. I'm not an expert at this but some years back some SEO gurus were teaching to
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As a long time windows user, Linux Mint greatly eased my transition from Windows to Linux and now I love it so much that I am never going back to windows again. Such projects help reduce a lot of friction for people who want to switch but n
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Man and Superman(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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There are many things to hate about JavaScript but the inbuilt forced async nature is one thing I absolutely love about it. Thank god that except a few reminants like `alert` and `prompt` almost everything is async by default. I remember th
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I used to feel the exact same way until 2 years ago. But my experience has been absolutely brilliant with Linux mint in the last 2 years. No driver issues, super nice UI and everything just works now! As a matter of fact the only use I have
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Sure. Not sure if this is the best resource as the site plugs it's own affiliate program over others but may help you get started: https://woorise.com/best-affiliate-programs-in-the-saas-spac...
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> And just want to make money, as much as possible, don’t care how (as long as it’s legal). I think you can start out by being an affiliate for a successful saas business. A lot of companies have affiliate programs which pay you out 50%
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Good advice. Also one thing that has very often worked for me which I learned from a run-of-the-mill Youtube video is just countdown from 5-4-3-2-1 and then do it for 5 minutes. So many times I've ended up working the whole day after t
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> There is an incredible power in simply pouring a little time into something every day over a long period of time. It feels like a superpower when you see it start compounding. There is an amazing book called The Slight Edge which is
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There was a thread recently about it here. I think it contains some very solid advice: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27653357

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