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by systoll 4y ago
uBlock Origin isn’t on iOS, but as of IOS15 the Safari Extension API has everything uBlock would use. AdGuard implements similar script-based blocking if you buy & turn on its ‘advanced protection’
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by systoll 4y ago
Have they told the contagions that?
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by systoll 4y ago
There are – coke even sells them: https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/822719/coc...
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by systoll 4y ago
This seems to be mostly talking about the 'new' mygov. The new goal was to provide a unified front – users would navigate through MyGov based on their needs and goals and be sent directly to the relevant forms and info from all
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by systoll 4y ago
> Unless they literally translate all html features to native components but I seriously doubt it. React Native doesn’t use HTML. It has its own set of base tags (eg 'Text', 'Image', 'ScrollView') that are t
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by systoll 4y ago
> Should this source be trusted or not? Seems legitimate, though that doesn’t mean it’s a particularly valuable analysis. > If it’s trusted, does that mean that our efforts to mask were basically a waste of time, or not? It doesn&#x27
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by systoll 4y ago
> you didn't magic those 3W out of thin air. No magic, but you are pulling those 3W out of the outside air. You can use the industry term 'Co-efficient of performance' to avoid any possible ambiguity, but it's just
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by systoll 5y ago
A backslash before the asterisk makes it appear as an asterisk \*this\* becomes *this*. And before you ask, to show the backslash, you add another backslash. \\*this\\* becomes \*this\*
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by systoll 5y ago
It doesn’t have a keyboard shortcut by default, but you can bind 'Move Window to the Left Side of the Screen' and 'Move Window to the Right Side of the Screen' in Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts.
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by systoll 5y ago
Same way you conjugated it in the second-person singular. He/she/it does I/you/they do
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by systoll 5y ago
Here’s a whitepaper on it https://uark.app.box.com/s/f7v6rk7xnwkjaetws7e1yaodomg883fi . The merkle tree part of blockchains is absolutely valuable here… but that’s kind of where it ends. There’s no real consensus mecha
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by systoll 5y ago
> Are you suggesting that there is a default default font that is expected to be used across all browsers? Yes – 16px times new roman. Almost everything overrides the default font size because almost every browser has a default of 16px,
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by systoll 5y ago
> I can get a lot more display for $1500 (MSI Prestige 5k2k) I have that monitor… but it’s 3/4 of the studio display in terms of pixel count.
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by systoll 5y ago
Yes. That said, The change isn’t novel to humans. ~16% of Norwegians have it, though only 0.4% of Chinese people do.
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by systoll 5y ago
I’d’ve gone the other way — the rounding makes clear that there is no direct link between b & c, where the orthogonal lines are suggestive of one. The orthogonal straight line diagrams create a phantom b-c connection whenever you connec
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by systoll 5y ago
The privacy policy establishes that ycombinator can make our comments part of their site content. The Terms of Use establish that readers can read the site and that's about it: > [...] you agree not to modify, copy, frame, scrape, r
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by systoll 5y ago
> You could be on MacOS where Cmd-Tab switches between apps not windows Switching between recently used windows, regardless of app, is bound to control+f4 by default. [Cmd+tab/~ is clearly their preferred method.] You can switch it
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by systoll 5y ago
The phones have speakers - alerts can sound like a rotary vibration motor if you want them to https://www.zedge.net/find/ringtones/vibration The ability be silent is an upside.
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by systoll 5y ago
On use, the font files are cached for a year. Until relatively recently, that cache would’ve been shared across all sites, so it almost worked the way you described. Now, the cache is per-site.[1] The arguments for partitioning the cache ap
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by systoll 5y ago
Methodology is at: https://discuss.httparchive.org/t/lighthouse-scores-as-predi... All pages with two 'good' core-web-vital grade, and one 'poor' get exactly 200. All pages with one 'good'
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by systoll 5y ago
> Without it you will try a search or two and depending on what you searched for disappear because it's just not convenient enough to have to load another page every time you want to search. Nope, I’ll disappear immediately because
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by systoll 5y ago
> Is Transit/someone else also looking at the other pain point of buses that is payment processing - trying to get a bus but needing exact change or a fare card is a pain, and I usually just take an Uber instead even if my trip is a
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by systoll 5y ago
You do see top-left lighting in 'neomorphic' designs nowadays. The use of bevels has similar attributes to the edge-highlights of win 95, where putting the light from the top can make the left/right edges indistinct.
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by systoll 5y ago
If you buy a block of land with 10 filled apartments on it, and then you demolish it and leave it vacant, the land still has value. In theory, it still has whatever value the optimal use would provide. In reality we don’t have an optimal
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by systoll 5y ago
If you bring more families into an area, the land around them may become more valuable, but there’s no reason that effect would be localised to the apartment block. This is the core distinction between LVT and property tax.
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by systoll 5y ago
But all else isn’t equal – denser places have less land per house. With a property tax, the total tax bill increases when you build upward and make the apartment block. If you take a lot with a single home on it, and then stack 9 identical
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by systoll 5y ago
The library uses the backdrop-filter property to blur the background – in firefox that’s currently under a feature flag. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1578503
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by systoll 5y ago
It’s more about the network than the phone. My Pixel 3 can do simultaneous voice and data, because it’s in Australia connecting to GSM based networks. If it were connecting through CDMA, it could not. CDMA has always been the minority world
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by systoll 5y ago
The only changes in the CSS this year are around word-wrapping. If it looks different, something’s changed on your machine
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> there's no local vs cloud separation anymore which you can use to delineate what is under your own control If uploading a perceptual hash of a photo breaks 'local vs cloud separation', the uploading the whole photo in th

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