toupeira

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by toupeira 6y ago
> Firefox doesn't even give me the option to view page source Looks like they moved it into the Tools -> Web Developers menu. Ctrl+U still works too!
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by toupeira 6y ago
OpenID Connect seems to be pretty well established: https://openid.net/certification/ It defines an authentication protocol on top of OAuth2, and is a different beast from the older OpenID standards.
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by toupeira 6y ago
Debian stable is meant for servers, use unstable (it's quite stable!) or stable-backports if you want a recent kernel.
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by toupeira 6y ago
More gripes: - Tab queue is gone. - Bookmark keywords stopped working. - Sharing directly from another app to a synced desktop Firefox is gone.
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by toupeira 6y ago
Cases per capita is still very misleading without accounting for number of tests though, no? Looking at some countries that offer more detailed data, you can sometimes see the cases double, while hospitalizations and deaths grow at a much l
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by toupeira 6y ago
ALE also supports CLI linters and formatters, LSP support only came later and is entirely optional.
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by toupeira 6y ago
The situation is similar to Google Chrome/Chromium: Most of it is open-source, but the release binaries contain some proprietary bits for telemetry, marketplace access, etc. A FOSS build is available at https://vscodium.com&
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by toupeira 6y ago
If that's an Open Source project you could apply for a free Gold license and get 50'000 minutes per group per month (see links in the article).
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by toupeira 6y ago
Yeah, they seem to be more interested in doing UX research and "highlighting value" of this broken feature: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5652
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by toupeira 6y ago
> Page caching is way too aggressive. It's not acceptable to show days old versions of a website in a new tab. Yet, this happens to me on pretty much all news websites and blogs that I visit. Including HN. I have to reload freshly o
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by toupeira 6y ago
Thanks, TIL!
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by toupeira 6y ago
So what do you think about the privacy concerns raised in the article, which seem like the more important point?
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by toupeira 6y ago
I got force-upgraded to Fenix a few weeks ago, I had checked out the betas and previews previously and was amazed at how much stuff is still missing or broken: - Most extensions are not supported yet. Looks like we'll at least get this
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by toupeira 6y ago
Article with an overview of the changes: https://stitcher.io/blog/new-in-php-8 Some highlights are union types, a JIT compiler, named arguments, annotations, and match expressions. The approach to named arguments is in
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by toupeira 6y ago
GitLab supports this: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/blob/master/doc/user/ma...
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by toupeira 6y ago
Chromium is Open Source, Google Chrome isn't.
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by toupeira 6y ago
None of the podcasts I listen to have ads, many use things like Patreon or have a "first hour free, second hour only for members" model.
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by toupeira 6y ago
Thanks, I was aware of the DNS rebinding possibility but not sure how to best protect against that. I'm also less worried about websockets and other things that I know are running on my machine, but more about all the other random devi
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by toupeira 6y ago
Oh well. I ended up adding these rules to uBlock Origin, suggestions for improvement welcome: ||localhost^$important,third-party ||127.*^$important,third-party ||10.*^$important,third-party ||192.168.*^$important,third-par
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by toupeira 6y ago
Reddit's user CSS was different, mods could edit it on subreddits and all visitors would receive it. On HN you'd only get the CSS you've set yourself, so there shouldn't really be a security concern (except for CSRF atta
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by toupeira 6y ago
Yes as I understand the watermark is on the Zoom video stream you're viewing, so it doesn't need to detect when you take a local screenshot.
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by toupeira 7y ago
Also the Open Source Pixel Dungeon and its many mods.
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by toupeira 7y ago
No, it just means somebody clicked the "flag" link on this thread. It's only visible if you have a certain level of karma, see https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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by toupeira 7y ago
And also: > d.getDay() 4 // that's the weekday, use getDate() > d.getYear() 120 // that's the year minus 1900, use getFullYear()
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by toupeira 7y ago
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI has lots of information. I have a Thinkpad X1C and an external monitor, both with QHD resolution. What I ended up with is using xrandr scaling to increase the resolution of th
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by toupeira 7y ago
GitLab engineer here, I'm curious what you're thinking of exactly. Right now you could commit your Dockerfile, use it in CI to generate an image, and push it to the registry where you can pull it from. Do you mean some convenience
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by toupeira 7y ago
You have to press Y while viewing a file, it will convert the URL to use the current SHA.
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by toupeira 7y ago
One thing you have to figure out is if you want to contract freelancers directly (or through a recruiter), or work with a software development agency who can provide you with a full team and also offer other services like project management
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by toupeira 7y ago
They're not, but swastikas are common as a religious symbol all over South and East Asia, and go back all the way to Mesopotamia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika#Historical_use
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by toupeira 7y ago
Audacity is more of an audio editor though, not a "real" DAW. The most well-known open source DAW I'm aware of is Ardour.

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