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by wraptile 2y ago
When it comes to sleep quality is as important as quantity. Higher quality 6 hours is better than 8 hours of mid sleep.
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by wraptile 2y ago
cache goes brrrr
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by wraptile 2y ago
I've been using L-Theanine for a over a year now and then and it definitely has effects! I use it mostly for sleep 100-150mg in combination of 5HTP which I found it to be an incredible sleep cocktail. I generally don't have troubl
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by wraptile 2y ago
"Hey llm how do I open this file?" It's kinda ludicrous to think we'll lose the ability for something so simple.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Nah that's good. JS is way too powerful and 99% of pages don't need bloat like webrtc, navigator api or thousands of other points that are almost never used for good but for evil. Html should be powerful enough on its own to provi
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by wraptile 2y ago
> I appreciate the constant existential wobble Firefox faces The wobble seems to somewhat artificial. I'm having trouble believing Firefox could ever not be able to afford to continue browser development — there are way too many int
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by wraptile 2y ago
Don't get fooled - these are _Chinese_ scam centers in Myanmar. Before they were scam centers it was a casino complex for Chinese until Covid blocked all the customers. There are also versions of this in Laos and Cambodia that nobody r
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by wraptile 2y ago
Magsafe sticker is is 1$ for a pack of 10 so it's really not a problem.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Equating script kiddies to some genius cyberhackers worth recruiting is laughable when we literally have PHDs and 6 figure salary professionals willing to be recruited legally with zero baggage. Why are the top digital safety institutions h
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by wraptile 2y ago
Cloudflare doesn't report this to the site admins so they're just sitting there losing sales and thinking Cloudflare is doing a good job.
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by wraptile 2y ago
That's what we did with our web scraping saas - with Extraction API¹ we shifted web scraped data parsing to support both predefined models for common objects like products, reviews etc. and direct LLM prompts that we further optimize f
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by wraptile 2y ago
There's also certificate pinning which is done by basically every modern android app so you often need to modify apk to remove that. Httptoolkit has a good blog on the process: https://httptoolkit.com/blog/frida-ce
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by wraptile 2y ago
> which is anywhere in the world in four hours for 100 bucks That's while my tesla robotaxi is making that 100 bucks driving leprechauns to their golden pots! Totally not vaporware guys.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Nah normal adults vote with their senses, judgement and their spine. I'm not an American, neither is Proton. Keep your clowns inside of your clown car.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Way to twist it to "opinion battles" but Swiss CEO diving head first into American meme politics and following up _on the official account of Proton_ is very clearly a character flaw. Feel free to disagree but keep it to yourself
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by wraptile 2y ago
In my opinion this is clearly a display of a character flaw. I simply don't trust Proton now that it's CEO revealed itself to be of such flawed thought. Isn't that the whole job of a CEO?
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by wraptile 2y ago
Was hoping this would cover the latest Twitter blunder of Andy Yen endorsing Trump's political picks and saying "republicans are there for small business now" which had a major blow back. Some context on reddit: https:/
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by wraptile 2y ago
Oh there's plenty of Chinese seduction propaganda on TikTok. Literally every single tiktok users knows about the mountainous city Chongqing. Just before the ban product price tiktoks were huge: 2 usd corn in China VS 6 usd in the US wh
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by wraptile 2y ago
Tale as old as time.
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by wraptile 2y ago
This is why sales is such a difficult medium to respect even if it's clearly a craft. There's a dance but no music.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Is it really difficult though? You need a phone number but that's about it which in US doesn't even require presenting an ID right?
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by wraptile 2y ago
For people thinking of getting into moon gazing try binoculars first! Laying down on your back, plopping a nice pair on your eyes and just looking at the moon is a fantastic experience. Aside from much better UX, binoculars also have depth-
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by wraptile 2y ago
n of 8 is essentially meaningless tho
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by wraptile 2y ago
> But Windows Phone was actually good I think people just have rose-tinted glasses on. Sure the hardware from Nokia was great, but software was very poor even by the standards of that time.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Yes, that's what web scraping services do (full disclaimer I work at scrapfly.io). Collecting fingerprints and patching the web browser against this fingerprinting is quite a bit of work so most people outsource this to web scraping AP
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Start Web Scraping with Python(scrapfly.io)
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by wraptile 2y ago
Web scraping is becoming increasingly mainstream and it has never been as complex as it is today though modern Python tooling is quite incredible and very approachable given the right direction. This article is my attempt to digest everythi
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by wraptile 2y ago
That's kinda what every major captcha distributor does already! Even before captcha is being served your TLS is first fingerprinted, then your IP, then your HTTP2, then your request, then your javascript environment (including font and
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by wraptile 2y ago
You can spell as onomatopia and people will understand you just fine. You can't do that in Chinese.
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by wraptile 2y ago
> "Give me a calculator app" is doable today "give me an internet browser" isn't but it should be a matter of time. I just don't see that as being a sound solution. If the user requesting to solve a solved t

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