verusfossa

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   by verusfossa 10y ago

   And then CISA, arguably worse than SOPA, passes both houses in 2015 tucked in a budget bill. [0] http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/18/10582446/congress-passes-...
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   by verusfossa 10y ago

   I'm waiting for the day this is just a library you pass an image to and it returns an array. No, not a SaaS. Then on my own pump.io, diaspora, redMatrix etc. it just works. My data, my images, my network. I'm not against the tech
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   I run a gitolite[0] instance on my server. It's great so long as you have another way to deal with issues and love the terminal. Access control is a breeze. I feel like Gitlab is heavy. Gogs is neat, but incomplete. If you don't n
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   I use fluentcv-cli[0]. Works well, used to be hackmyresume I think. [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/fluentcv
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   I turned off the notifications. Didn't need to know every time a cookie blows up.
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   There are duckduckGo privacy settings you can set. I'm not a big fan of a cloud store for your settings and thankfully duckduckGo allows for settings parameters in the url[0]. You can do things like require POST instead of GET, redirec
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   Firefox lets you do that natively too. Self destructing cookies deletes the cookies after you close the browser tab, not the entire window. If the browser doesn't provide complete isolation between tabs, this'll make it so the coo
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   * Self destructing cookies * Better privacy * uBlock with EasyPrivacy list * Https everywhere
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   by verusfossa 11y ago

   If this is true, it's unfortunate. Things like flux should have a small footprint and a small working domain. I'm willing to spare some complexity for usability tools, but always end up getting off the bus when it gets too heavy.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I agree. It's helpful, but by no means novel or interesting beyond being a tool in the utility belt. It gets more attention than other tools far more interesting.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I use redshift[0] on my linux machines which I really like. Cyanogenmod has LiveDisplay natively which is practically the same thing unfortunately it works off off gps location and not manually editable lang/long. Both are really helpf
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    Oh you're right! We need EME'd web assembly so Facebook can hide everything behind a proprietary binary blob. THEN the user will really be free from themselves and their own stupidity. \s
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I think this whole thing is a bad idea. They won't allow a scary opt-out button because some software could turn it on, don't allow about:config because it could be flipped, don't allow a build flag in stable because malware
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    That's true, and you're right. Just a shot in the dark. Maybe someday one of the trendier email clients will support markdown rendering natively in their editors.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I didn't have to do migration, but there are aliases[0] for those who do. Again, I haven't used it so I'm kind of recommending something I haven't touched, but maybe it'll help you out. [0] https://gohugo.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    There are quite a few themes out there already and growing rapidly. Adding a CSS theme is almost as easy as a wordpress theme. If you wanted a theme catered to your website, I would expect you'd have to get someone to style it up regar
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    Neat project, good luck with it. I think I'll stick with Hugo, it's freaky-fast and postcss breaking CSS into an AST makes it really modular. Power moved from js into css which I'm okay with (and browsers are too). As for git
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    The intimidating thing for me was always how heavy blogging software was. Never really liked the idea of centralized hosting, but hosting some huge PHP blob with a database never felt like it was worth it. I'm hosting my own site now r
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    Seeing what Microsoft has done recently with privacy on their newest operating system, I would not have high hopes for their cloud services. Of course the organizations should be weighing all the pros and cons but I share the sentiment that
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    This. Github's enterprise base is at least partially a subset of their open source population. If Github doesn't keep OSS momentum for their product, they lose the perceived "default client" status to git repositories. O
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    Semi-related: I feel like there should be an open source dumbphone project. Smartphones have a lot of bells and whistles with a large attack area but many people just want to make calls. Sure this wouldn't fix the baseband issue, but i
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    OmniRom was a thing. Haven't checked them out recently.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I don't think so. Also, being able to toggle the UA and setup lists to dynamically set it is helpful in my usecase.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    This kind of works. Set a UA for all sites. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/uacontrol/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/user-agent-js... Strin
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    This is cool, but can I easily dump and analyze my own data? Hopefully there is some API to foster visualization applications or at least a way to dump it externally. Needing to rely on one or some assortment of predefined apps always makes
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    This is better, but why built-in?
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    This is good to hear, but I agree that all the positive spin is unnecessary and damages their image. Now they need to backpedal or "evolve" on the Pocket blob issue. However they want to spin it.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I bought Hack n Slash because it was supposed to be some hackable, easily moddable adventure game, but it was terrible. To my knowledge, no one really modded it either. The in-game condition statement crystals were way more confusing than a
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    From the anime, the Pokedex actually speaking the description was always immersive. Maybe some client side TTS library could be built into this.
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    by verusfossa 11y ago

    I had not seen this. It's not Microsoft throwing developers on maintaining Forge though or some official API, just a few templates. Seems to me more like a push to promote VS than Minecraft modding. Maybe a sign of good things to come.