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wruza
2y ago
I don't need the default, because which python to choose depends on project's dependencies which may work only for specific versions. And then you build a venv and it lives there. It's not some safety measure, it's a nat
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wruza
2y ago
Yes, when I follow it, it now shows the "Forums" section, and it stays there if I switch to e.g. All or Web from there. It's likely encoded somewhere in the long "fbs" parameter, cause it disappears once I remove it
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wruza
2y ago
Can you post the resulting url here? Someone may try following it. Please note that a link may(?) encode info you may not want to share, so maybe remove long parts from it. Section selectors are usually short: tbm=isch, tbm=shop, etc.
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2y ago
Won’t work without trying. It wasn’t hard 10-15 years ago when it was at its peak. I suspect all it did was relaxing walk rules and simply presenting more diverse selection, which optimizes for surfing but deoptimizes for some modal group.
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2y ago
Lol, I know the pain (who doesn’t). Disliking and removing from history works for me, at least in the short term. I put history right on the sidebar with unhook extension, I believe. Sometimes I clear whole pages from there to avoid spam. W
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2y ago
That’s why it requires notation in the first place.
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2y ago
And still can’t recommend me anything interesting outside of my chamber.
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wruza
2y ago
What do you mean? A bookmarklet to take its code from a local file. Would be useful for debugging, ctrl-s and click again.
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wruza
2y ago
Show all images on the page in a grid with size and megapixel tags. Useful for manual scraping. Dereferer current tab in a new tab. Some sites refuse to be referred from search/etc but copy-pasting an url into a new tab works. Various
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2y ago
Same. I’d rather start and quit smoking again than this.
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wruza
2y ago
Thanks for the advice!
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wruza
2y ago
It feels like GIMP was designed with user-hostility in mind. There’s no Paint.net for Linux, so I have to use GIMP from time to time for my gui server job needs. And gosh, I hate the damn thing. Every simple step in it is as hard as you c
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2y ago
I’ve heard about a local packaging factory recently that uses an ML-first system for messaging their clients about what they will need to order soon, based on recent orders and global criteria. It’s not a simple problem, apparently. They si
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wruza
2y ago
Why is game development fun? I mean not that it can’t be, but why it specifically. Past some experience that OP definitely is, there’s fun in much more areas and in programming in general (I say much more, but gamedev may not even be includ
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wruza
2y ago
StyleBot to remove/fix bad styles on sites. I know uBO can add style one-liners, but prefer full control. For example, I set my own youtube column count, remove ellipses from titles and make the cards less badly designed in general. Th
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2y ago
https://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html if you feel threatened or got tired of encoding/newline issues. Works as a drop-in replacement (replaces .exe). https://sourceforge.net/p/notepad2/co
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2y ago
I think you're misreading my comment. I find the threat real and probably already in action. My key point is that hard-banning a popular resource in a country without a DPI-like firewall is just a national security theater with no effe
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wruza
2y ago
Chinese political bias is well-known ahead of time.
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2y ago
It’s your people who decide to see it, not a foreign govt. Chinese media like cnn and nyt exist, no need to imagine either that or the situation where China buys cnn and nyt and gosh now you have to watch their propaganda. The essence is,
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2y ago
My success rate was around 2/3. That after I finished they returned to excel is your unfounded assumption (also demonstratively ignorant of what it takes). Anyway, if you advise your clients to build on excel, I wish them luck, and wis
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2y ago
It’s not just fun, but the least offensive way of establishing hierarchy, which is required to form a group, in men. They ask you who you are. A reference to some rule (e.g. what’s acceptable) is by definition a confrontation. A refusal to
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2y ago
Sometimes people use them to sink obvious (to them) nonsense without spending too much time on it. Arguing with downvotes does no good here, also people posted more than enough answers if you ever wanted to reflect on them. I'd summari
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2y ago
If these were just ABI changes, packagers would simply re-package under a new ABI. Instead they specify ranges of versions in which "it works". The upper end often doesn't include the last python version and may be specified
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2y ago
Could you point to any specific major breaking changes between 3.x releases? I can not, but I can tell you that anything AI often requires finding a proper combination of python + cuXXX + some library. And while I understand cu-implicatio
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2y ago
I don't get swirls, it feels like they just swap channels quickly (10Hz+) and that is annoying, tbh.
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2y ago
From all the backrooms channels this one is my second if not most favorite: https://youtube.com/@lostinthehyperverse - there’s something nostalgic to it rather than action and it focuses less on an actual entity horror. (No
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2y ago
It’s MrBallen, right? Ofc it’s him. Please note that these stories are recreational and may contain parts that aren’t exactly real. Also real-based stories get mixed a lot with just horrors without explicit notice. Not saying that he’s inte
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Why is it even cringe? Do you really cringe from backrooms stories and videotape reports on yt? Also curious how it compares to regular popular tv horrors. Are these cringe too?
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Call it a parenting issue, dismiss, 1st amendment, whatever. I choose whatever and call it unreasonable fixation and absurd negativism towards a single, arbitrarily selected open-lore idea. Whose roots, btw, find reflections in human perc
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2y ago
Exactly. You turn a bag inside out afterwards anyway, so the dirty part stays inside.
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