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by vidyesh 7y ago
I think OP is trying to say they don't need to pay for the Pro or for the Team as there are just two collaborators, the free version includes 3 collaborators on private repos. https://github.com/pricing
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by vidyesh 7y ago
https://kaffeine.herokuapp.com/
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Can't decide if you are being sarcastic or not. But I'll reply assuming its a serious question. Tweetdeck was created by a third-party developer in 2008. It was and is so popular that Twitter acquired it in 2011 for £25 million. A
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by vidyesh 7y ago
https://www.gwern.net/Changelog#august popups.js
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by vidyesh 7y ago
Me too, very glad its here. I am too used to Safari on iOS allowing that. But none of the regular Android browsers really letting us set that by default. I ended up using Firefox Focus or DuckDuckGo browser but they feel like a very basic b
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by vidyesh 7y ago
Its a feature which can be disabled.
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Firefox Preview 3.0(support.mozilla.org)
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The Fantasy of Opting Out(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
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by vidyesh 7y ago
This is how dating agencies used to. They would ask their clients to come in and shoot a small intro video which they would use as their bio/profile to prospective matches. Actor Bryan Cranston used to work in one of those agencies ht
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by vidyesh 7y ago
You can change the default to any other search engine you want. Just a few clicks away.
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That is no longer true - on several sites (eg. Ars Technica), ads are loaded and refreshed after a short period. Auto-refresh ads still do most of the work on the ad servers and very small amount of resources are eaten on the user side in
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by vidyesh 7y ago
Advertisements eat resources while loading and once that is done they do not keep refreshing themselves to eat more resources. Cryptominers have a very different behavior. They reserve a % of system resources to keep running in the backgro
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Gives you substance to attend AWS Global summits.
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I use Netlify and can vouch for its simplicity. I have a few sites on it, some are deployed via bitbucket and some are simply drag-and-drop. I never used Forestry but by the looks of it, it looks more of an actual CMS and far too sophistica
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by vidyesh 7y ago
Was about to say the same. Netlify is far less complicated and free to run a bunch of static sites with low to medium traffic.
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by vidyesh 8y ago
> If you have a good client who regularly needs small tweaks, charge a monthly retainer instead of an hourly rate. I like this idea, how does that work? I have worked with clients who would (after completion of project)contact me few ti
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by vidyesh 8y ago
Has it been working fine for you? It quite often stops working for me and I have to restart the service. DNS66[1] has been working great for me but for some reason it misses a few ads unlike Blokada which never missed a single ad for me. [1
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by vidyesh 8y ago
The zero[1] version of it works a little faster. I am using the Unified hosts file[2] (mentioned in the article), it is a great way to combine many other hosts including Dan Pollock's list. [1] https://someonewhocares.org&#x2
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by vidyesh 8y ago
>but fuck me if I have to shell out 10 Benjamins for a fucking phone You don't have to. iPhone 8 and even 7 works well even today and unlike most Android OEMs including Google, you will get updates for at least 4 years easily. You b
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by vidyesh 8y ago
>Same applies also to YT - videos with 2x speed, inverted colors etc. What is this? Can you provide some links to these kind of videos. Thank you.
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Its not that easy question to answer anymore. The same can be said for working at or for Google or Facebook etc For the amount of good Google has done for human beings and Internet, there is equal amount of morally questionable ways they ma
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by vidyesh 8y ago
I don't think Patreon does. As you can see you cannot see that information for every creator. Publishers/creators can choose to show or hide the number of subscribers and their monthly earnings. This site simply is scraping that f
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The good, the bad and the ugly of India's data blueprint(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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KaiOS has taken 15% mobile market share in India, leaving iOS behind at 9.6%(qz.com)
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Most of the people who approve these laws are not necessarily internet literate to understand what the future holds for Internet. An analogy of this sort helps them understand what this means why some traffic can/should be given prefer
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Google AdWords Is Becoming Google Ads(blog.google)
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by vidyesh 9y ago
Honestly, I think one should use the container for specific things and just destroy it.
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Blocking your canvas to avoid being fingerprinted/tracked is like walking under the CCTV with a hoodie and cap on. Unless everyone under the CCTV does the same you will not be detected but will be tracked. It might be hard to identify
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by vidyesh 9y ago
By not breaking things, Privacy Badger will essentially let some cookies and trackers pass through which aren't cross tracking but these could leave behind a trail. Some will stay dormant until activated. CAD or any similar cookie dele
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I use containers to keep some activities limited to it. As my primary browsing is open all the time which. For each of these activities I use a separate container; shopping, work, research, banking, payments and social. I use uBO with dynam

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