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by tripflag 3y ago
I feel that Firefox has been increasingly focusing on adding fancy new features rather than ensuring the browser is stable and functional. Accounts, Sync, Pocket, to name some examples. If we include the android edition it's easy to me
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by tripflag 3y ago
I have entirely given up on getting Firefox bugs fixed; considering stuff like the entire browser crashing because the GC gets starved during heavy load [1] to seemingly having no control of their file handles at all [2]... The chromium tea
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by tripflag 3y ago
True; so the server-side rendering is tuned for minimal server load, with the resulting output being heavily degraded. Still good enough for its purpose, and Firefox gets the bonus hi-res thumbnails :-)
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by tripflag 3y ago
This is only an issue on chrome-based browsers; performance in Firefox is much closer to what you would expect. You can/could (late 2022) reliably crash chrome by displaying 1000+ unique SVG files on one page, with each SVG simply disp
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by tripflag 3y ago
Curious, what CVE is this? I thought that even CentOS 7.x was still under support, so not patching vulnerabilities sounds like a great way to lose even more (would-be) customers.
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by tripflag 3y ago
I have found a handful of unconventional applications for awk -- I once needed a tiny pcm pulsewave generator, and awk was surprisingly decent for the job [1]. Aside from that I've mostly been using it for quick statistics [2], but it
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by tripflag 4y ago
In case you (or anyone else) is a windows user with the same issue, I ended up rolling my own solution for it: https://github.com/9001/uptt
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by tripflag 4y ago
Ansi escape codes are fun tho! My favorite so far's been finding a way to scroll the screen up or down by one line [1] in a way that works on as many terminal emulators as possible - the spec says how to do it, but most actual terminal
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by tripflag 5y ago
this became somewhat of a kitchen sink -- it started as a way to quickly/reliably get files from A to B, but now there's file management and indexing, video thumbnails, a lightbox, markdown editor ... but no email client! :p it&#
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Show HN: Copyparty – file-sharing service / NAS interface(github.com)
5 points by tripflag 5y ago|1 comments