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by tbrockman 5y ago
I’ve mainly seen friends use it as something to do while you’re waiting for the vehicle to charge. Does seem weird it wouldn’t be disabled for drivers though.
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Ask HN: Does anyone use a fully Kubernetes-native stack at home/work?
7 points by tbrockman 5y ago|2 comments
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by tbrockman 5y ago
How do you figure? Assuming the alternative is all those consumers individually visiting stores (a good amount of which would likely be driving there to avoid carrying their purchases while in transit or other reasons), it seems like bypass
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by tbrockman 5y ago
Yeah, originally it did work on Firefox, but since migrating to manifest v3 and adding the tab grouping feature (API not available in Firefox), it is unfortunately no longer compatible. If I can in the future I'll definitely try to m
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by tbrockman 5y ago
Sounds like it could be useful, I'll try my best to get around to working on it! For any other feature requests, the project is on GitHub so just create a quick issue here: https://github.com/tbrockman/prune/i
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by tbrockman 5y ago
Shameless plug, I actually built a little Chrome extension (works in latest Brave too last I checked) that aims to help you manage your tab growth. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/prune/gblddboefgbl.
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by tbrockman 6y ago
I mean "already decrypted" to say that the work of decrypting has already been done for you, sorry if that wasn't clear.
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by tbrockman 6y ago
Not quite as user-friendly with regards to exposing the keys, but if you're interested in learning Rust you can check out the reverse-engineered protocol and access already decrypted audio streams using librespot: https://gi