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by vntok 4y ago
Which is why when the Chrome team finishes fixing these edge case tickets related to MV3 proxy features, there won't be major issues with uBO anymore. Note that per its author himself, uBO Lite on MV3 already does the vast majority of
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by vntok 4y ago
I don't want you scraping my sites, and I can see the hundred of thousands of requests from scrapers/bots blocked by Cloudflare. Seems like it works here.
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by vntok 4y ago
If you have a look at the bottom of the discussion in that link: > The redirect-rule= filter option is also not compatible with DNR redirect action due to differing matching algorithm. In uBO, redirect filters do not compete with block&#
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by vntok 4y ago
Can't wait for the Chromium team to land the new permissions GUI so that all that whining around how MV3 is the end of uBlock Origin can stop. Many here will look silly overnight when that happens. See here: https://bugs.chr
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by vntok 4y ago
That's... the whole point.
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by vntok 4y ago
> That electricity could be used for anything. Water desalination, stored for grid balancing, powering agricultural needs or offsetting the electrical needs of the gas facilities. No it precisely could not, because there's no transp
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by vntok 4y ago
Not quite. ML algorithms that continuously crunch billions of data points don't need to be called "genius", they're simply way more exhaustive in their search of optimums than "a vague idea from a regular person on
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by vntok 4y ago
That's not the same thing at all. It's a whole service, advertising these benefits explicitely, for which you pay explicitely.
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by vntok 4y ago
Price discrimination based on home dimensions is illegal in Europe, so most people here are fine with some of their info landing on a publicly accessible cadastre database.
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by vntok 4y ago
Well, no there isn't, and this company has the best data available on the planet to prove it.
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by vntok 4y ago
> A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Fokkens analysis shows “new evidence that allegedly shows Mitchell used a high speed camera to scan video memory.” In fact, it shows “new evidence that uses a high speed camera
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by vntok 4y ago
What happens when you die before reaching 125 years old?
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by vntok 4y ago
Please don't tell people to refrain from posting their analysis here, especially when their point is both clear and very logical. It would be better and much more productive if you would explain why you think that Firefox has a bright
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by vntok 4y ago
Can't transfer out if the account is under hold.
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by vntok 4y ago
The stats you linked includes people who use "some form of ad blocker" and indicates "If you use Google Chrome, you probably already know that it has a built-in ad blocker that has a default setting to block ads across websit
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by vntok 4y ago
So Elon Musk alone could do it on a whim, for the lolz?
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by vntok 4y ago
> I don't care if the upper bound is "effectively infinite," that's not what the proof claimed. Very interesting. Do you typically process all claims as literally as you just did for this one, notably when you're
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by vntok 4y ago
From js, simply find all <a> tags that have a url containing "utm_medium=paid". Once you get them, for each tag element go up parentElements until the parent is <div role="feed">. Then remove the child.
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by vntok 4y ago
Has anybody claimed that his death, by hanging, was an accident?
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by vntok 4y ago
Lol no that's not how it works. Imposing a company to maintain expensive equipment forever in echange for a ~$60 one-shot payment is crazy.
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by vntok 4y ago
Then the editor will generate both an "average number of hours" indicator and a "replayability multiplier", and you'll be entitled to a refund based on the number of hours you played since you bought it.
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by vntok 4y ago
> Even accounting for this outage, most other SAAS platforms still can't compete with HN's non-existent SLA. 8 hours of downtime in a given year is 99.9%, so only three nines. The major SaaS platforms all are basically at least
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by vntok 4y ago
Not sure what your point is. Countries can perfectly export manufactured parts that they import from elsewhere. Again, this comes at a cost, which while prohibitive to some is not an issue for Russia, sitting on a pile of cash as they are.
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by vntok 4y ago
Surely China and India are willing to sell those parts to Russia.. for the right price.
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by vntok 4y ago
This is a very simplistic way of looking at things. A lot of the times in security, having an idea of what's not in there can be almost as valuable as having an idea of what's in there. I will provide a very simple counterpoint
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by vntok 4y ago
That figure came from a 10K SEC filing by Twitter dated Feb 2022 ( https://s22.q4cdn.com/826641620/files/doc_financials/2021/q4... ). It is a public document, so of course Musk relied on it. No further due
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by vntok 4y ago
Those vendors don't put these fliers in all their packages, they might do one every ten for example, so that solution wouldn't really work. You can't expect Amazon to buy a dozen of each product they sell just to catch one fl
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by vntok 4y ago
Why would you willingly seek a permanent account ban for ToS breach?
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by vntok 4y ago
Has there been any CVE on the tool itself yet?
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by vntok 4y ago
On the contrary, it would seem like Cheney was/became rather empathetic to his daughter's situation.

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