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by worble 6y ago
Can we also add the fact that Cloudfare already has its 1.1.1.1 service, which is what I assumed this post was going to be about? They're competing with themselves here!
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by worble 6y ago
I don't know what Privacy Badger's blocklist looks like, but without the learning aspect, if it's inbuilt blocklist is already covered by uBlock then all you're doing is slowing down your browser without any benefit.
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by worble 6y ago
C# has a pretty huge standard library (or Microsoft official packages) that cover a lot of things here. Quickly running through the rust list, the things I suppose I would add: Dev Tools: - Analyzers are a great tool for getting compile tim
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by worble 6y ago
> Snap/Flatpak were meant to solve that issue And they do? Just because they have some flaws doesn't mean that they're completely unusable. If you need an app that isn't on your distro but is on Flatpak, by all means
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by worble 6y ago
News on my Nextcloud server, it's kind of buggy but having the sync between devices is really valuable. Before that it was Thunderbird.
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by worble 6y ago
uBlocks "Annoyances" list should cover a lot of cookie and GDPR notifications. If that doesn't go far enough there's also a really great ultra annoyances list that'll unstick and remove just about anything that trie
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by worble 6y ago
.NET Core/Standard already has windows specific API's, and .NET 5 is going to make them safer to use going forward with static analysis[0], so I doubt the Windows specificness is the reason why. 0: https://devblogs.micr
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by worble 6y ago
>If it did I'd likely be frustrated but I'd just play something else for a few days. Except if every game pulled this crap, then you wouldn't be able to play anything while your internet is down.
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by worble 6y ago
>The rest, `item?id=24156986`, is meaningless to a human Removing Url's is throwing the baby out with the bathwater though. Take Stack Overflow for an example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53302536/v
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by worble 6y ago
Great, I'll switch to them as soon as they release a Linux and Android version.
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by worble 6y ago
>Aye = yes in old English I know the south likes to pretend we don't exist, but us northerners still say it every day.
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by worble 6y ago
>Such as the VS Codium project which provides VS Code binaries without the proprietary parts. But also, as a consequence of this, without the Marketplace of extensions. It's worth noting you can easily switch vscodium back to using
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by worble 6y ago
Is there a decent repository for these kind of short animated backgrounds? Ideally pixel graphics like the one in the preview video. I'd like to experiment with this, but a quick duckduckgo search didn't turn up much; some sites w
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by worble 6y ago
You mean jitsi?
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by worble 6y ago
For an alternative view to the article, I bought one of the first batches as well, and I couldn't be happier. I don't know what the stock DE is like, as the first thing I did was install arch and lxqt, since I knew from the get-go
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by worble 6y ago
Surprised to not see more KeePass users on HN, I thought it'd be rather popular in a crowd where hosting it yourself isn't such a large hurdle.
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by worble 6y ago
>a two syllable pseudonym will materialize Hmm, which sounds better? "Let's chat on the 'ment" "Let's chat on Ele" I'm trying to guess which will get used. I'm thinking the second one. Or mayb
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by worble 6y ago
The easy solution to this is that git supports pushing to multiple remotes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23818609 In fact, with all these free services, I'd probably say it's well worth automatically makin
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by worble 6y ago
deamped: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-43906306
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by worble 6y ago
I seem to remember someone trying to build a blogging service on top of Matrix. I don't really understand the specifics but I assume since it's decentralised and federated, any other home server could then connect to your home sev
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by worble 6y ago
> So, you do collect information just not the kind you would classify as 'personal information'. I wonder if my personal domain with my full name qualifies? Considering they have operations in the EU, I would imagine that would
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by worble 6y ago
Good to know, I just wanted to be sure that someone wasn't attempting an impersonation.
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by worble 6y ago
It's a little confusing to see 2 accounts, with very different usernames (epi0Bauqu and yegg), that appear to be posting as Gabriel Weinberg . Are these both legitimate? And if they are, what's the reason for two of them?
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by worble 6y ago
It supports web as an export target, although there are some limitations: """ Unimplemented functionality The following functionality is currently unavailable on the HTML5 platform: - Threads - GDNative - C# - Clipboard synch
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by worble 6y ago
Yeah, enabling JS meant it's already worse than old reddit, but I gave it the benefit of the doubt just to give it a read and enabled JS, only to be greeted with a neverending spinner. No console errors either, just the eternal spinner
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by worble 6y ago
I've been recently looking into some of the new WebAssembly based web frameworks, specifically yew for Rust[0], and I'm having a lot of fun with it. You get a lot of the same compiler guarantee's as Elm, with a familiar synta
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by worble 6y ago
>if low quality media is everywhere, doesn't high quality media stand out? You would think so, but more often than not, most people don't want high quality. What happens is that the media that panders to the lowest common denom
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by worble 6y ago
> By releasing things as cheaply as they can within reason, this vastly broadens who can get one. Given that they depend on the community to create most if not all of the software, this means that software support gets there much earlier
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by worble 6y ago
I leave this turned off just so their analytics show me bounce to old reddit every time I get the new one. Luckily I don't browse it enough for this to be a large inconvenience for me.
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The GUI should be a lot better [video](youtube.com)
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