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6y ago
If you have time to play: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_QdPW8JrYzQ
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6y ago
Classic Pied Piper China
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> Auditable Build Process > Builds are produced by GitHub Actions with an auditable build and release generation process. Each build has a "Document SHAs" step, which will output SHA checksums for the build produced by the G
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6y ago
It seem to work with those two words only https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1276546801898668033?s=20
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Twitter is now flagging the use of 'oxygen' and 'frequency' in the same tweet
(twitter.com)
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Halloween Documents
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6y ago
Yes, but what is what is x86-66?
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6y ago
To try 4074 version Linux: * https://download.sublimetext.com/sublime-text_build-4074_amd... * https://download.sublimetext.com/sublime_text_build_4074_x64... Windows: * https://download.sublimet
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Volume control slider for my desk
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Ryzen 3/5 have variants with integrated GPU: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3402056/amds-new-ryzen-3000-...
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6y ago
AMD is making good CPUs, but i had an issue with Ryzen 5 1600 that left me with a bad experience with AMD. It's was my first ever build and i used this CPU, all good, but from time to time the Linux Desktop i use will freeze, hard rebo
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More Proof that UserBenchmark is run by 12-year-olds
(reddit.com)
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If Rockets Were Transparent [video]
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6y ago
Github is great at one thing(so far): the UI never change. We did use Gitlab for sometime but the UI and slowness compared to Github was so noticeable. I wonder if its still the case now?
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NPM CTO announces ban on terminal ads (2019)
(github.com)
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7y ago
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How does this poor man's log10 calculator trick work?
(reddit.com)
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7y ago
You are missing the point of surveillance, it's not always about bad things, and even if 99% of the time nothing happen where you live you my want to capture the some of the 1% moments. It's also useful if you want to know who cam
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7y ago
Right, if you unpublish it when it's in review, it won't be accessible until it's reviewed, you have to wait again to publish it
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7y ago
That really sucks, are you using the "broad permssions" like <all_urls>?
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Tell HN: Chrome Extension Store is delaying publishing new versions for days
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Are you using Instagram or WhatsApp?
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It's ironic how using a severless database require your app to be the server and do top-level access management to the database
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Probably because must of that website users worry about their privacy and use Firefox instead of Chrome But Chromium show as 0.66% share and Chrome show 38.28% usage share
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7y ago
I've changed my language to only "en-US,en;q=0.9" and it show as 8.05% You can do that in Chrome from Settings > Languages, remove what you don't need, but i guess you will lose auto-correct for those languages
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7y ago
No to mention each new release have many incompatibility that you need to read the release note to find out
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FN3A
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That would be a drop in ocean compared to the data they have on you if you are using Android and Google other products
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This is a development version that was blocked, the main extension was not blocked.
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This is true for security reasons too, i don't want to give my 2FA number to anyone or any website that i will use only once in a while
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7y ago
Also doesn't make any sense, of course something that use open/close once will be faster than using open/close n time.
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