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by timvisee 4y ago
https://github.com/timvisee/dotfiles/blob/6f5af040632586929d...
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by timvisee 4y ago
Yes! This is the case for me. I have a hard time remembering exact things, but have very goed understanding of their concepts.
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by timvisee 4y ago
A blocker like uBlock Origin does much more than DNS level blocking. There are many cases where that isn't enough.
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by timvisee 4y ago
How is this any different with everything that is stored in iCloud?
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by timvisee 4y ago
Another falsehood: Users use the same email address on different services.
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by timvisee 4y ago
A lot of companies don't support addresses with a '+' in them. I'm really surprised by this because this doesn't seem to be super uncommon. There's also companies that don't allow some words in email addre
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by timvisee 4y ago
DuckDuckGo removing trackers. The company that had a hidden deal with Microsoft for tracking.
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by timvisee 4y ago
There does seem to be some internal limit to the history size though. My installation is also more than 5 years old, but I can't browse back more than ~6 months. This helps with performance for sure.
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by timvisee 4y ago
Yes! And useful stuff like `*` in the address bar to search just bookmarks.
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by timvisee 4y ago
With Rust you could write a function that consumes the HTTP client, not allowing you use it after, resulting in a compiler error for your example. In Go you could write a function taking the HTTP client reference and setting it to null. Thi
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by timvisee 4y ago
I have 'Hibernated' my profile a month ago. I've never felt better. I recommend others to do the same. It won't permanently throw away your data, allowing you to revert if you so desire.
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by timvisee 4y ago
Great read! Thanks for all the links to Linux kernel source. That's super interesting to see.
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by timvisee 4y ago
I've been using Firefox on Android with a set of custom extensions for a while now, and it is fanatic! No more ads, no more cookie banners.
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by timvisee 4y ago
I put some basic ASCII art explaining concepts in my article here[1], some might like to check it out: [1]: https://timvisee.com/blog/solving-aoc-2020-in-under-a-second...
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by timvisee 4y ago
I'm have been hosting Send for a long while at send.vis.ee. You might find it useful!
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by timvisee 4y ago
Dev here. I'd be happy to answer any questions!
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by timvisee 4y ago
WTF LinkedIn? I need a ton more clicks to disable all their bullshit notifications on there, and it's even paged!
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by timvisee 4y ago
Great to see recognition for this on HN! My mother set up a group buy here in the neighborhood to place four of these Stolpersteine, and arranged everything needed to make it happen.
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by timvisee 4y ago
I use it for personal, company and other sessions in the same window, to authenticate with different credentials on the same sites. It's fantastic!
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by timvisee 4y ago
Some might find `ffsend` useful to securely share files from your command line: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
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by timvisee 5y ago
Isn't $5 per month per user (enterprise) quite expensive for a glorified key-value store?
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by timvisee 5y ago
Along with that, they're a bit smarter. If you set a search period (last week), the !g bang will pass it along to Google. Also, you can use just a `!` for Im Feeling Ducky, to visit the first result.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Unless you pull in a humongous amount of dependencies, Rust's compilation is still very very fast. The dependency problem is a whole different issue. Hard to tackle, but it's one that must be solved.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Shit. I'm sure my account is removed too. Had quite a few games. Is there something I can do about this? This is unclear to me.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Awesome! You mean, you stream your programming. I've been wondering for years whether I should give it a try. Is it also helpful, or just fun to kill time?
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by timvisee 5y ago
I'm in the process of implementing it in prs as well. https://github.com/timvisee/prs
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by timvisee 5y ago
Last year I solved all puzzles in less than 1 second. This year, for lack of a better goal, I'll be trying to do the same: https://github.com/timvisee/advent-of-code-2021
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by timvisee 5y ago
What I love about these things, is that you can SSH into it. There are various mods for it. And you can run your own software on it.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Thanks for linking! I plan to do something like this again this year :)
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by timvisee 5y ago
I hate microblogging with a passion. I find those threads extremely annoying/cumbersome/unusable to read, because it always has a lot of noise around it. Especially on Twitter.

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