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xrisk
6y ago
Since when did Protonmail become anything more than snake oil?
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6y ago
Oh is Google captcha etc solvable via robot?
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6y ago
As usual, I am not surprised to see this thread devolve into name calling and strawmanish idealist arguments.
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6y ago
Zathura also exists on macOS..
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6y ago
I do believe benchmarks have shown it to be equivalent to a 1050 Ti which is not a pushover card by any means.
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6y ago
Does this block stuff like qutebrowser?
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6y ago
Especially jittery on notification center for me.
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6y ago
Welp now I feel like an idiot :) Thanks stranger.
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6y ago
> White space or negative space is important for usability Sure, I don’t deny it. However , just adding a ton of space doesn’t make a design good. Especially when you actively harm functionality while doing that. From my limited experie
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6y ago
It doesn’t show up on the right pane in a split (as it used to pre-Big Sur) This difference is more noticeable when I’m looking up a word in the dictionary, looking up a contact etc, or searching for an email/file. Why do I have to pre
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TLDR: please don’t try to merge mobile and computer UIs, it makes for the worst of both worlds.
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6y ago
Lots of wasted space everywhere, for no good reason. And degraded usability in so many places. Look at the Mail app for example, you could previously view “inboxes” at the top of the app (useful because you could then resize the app to take
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6y ago
A Spotlight change that really irks me: I have to tap Enter before I can look at the results preview. Why would you actively degrade usability?
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6y ago
My only problem with Notion seems to be that it doesn’t play well at all with SEO. Google doesn’t index my blog which is hosted on Notion; presumably because it’s all rendered client-side.
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How Python was shaped by leaky internals: Armin Ronacher
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6y ago
Yes, that sentence is what prompted my question :D
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6y ago
I’m curious if anyone knows why they didn’t use Antlr for the new parser. My (limited) experience using it has been nothing short of fantastic.
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6y ago
Take a look at the PEP - https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0617/
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6y ago
All of the extensions I use are open source (not that that counts for a lot, but I still tend to take a look at the repository before I install them).
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6y ago
Chrome has such a myriad variety of extensions that using Safari is simply not feasible. 1. uBlock Origin - the content-based blockers on Safari are not nearly as good 2. Zotero connector - for my academic work 3. Session Buddy - for saving
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6y ago
Why not just use a service like repl.it? Is it just so you can use VSCode?
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6y ago
Blame DigitalOcean for not making this opt-in. Blame a bad implementation. Blame anything. But are you seriously gonna blame people looking for free swag? How many of us haven’t done something for swag before?
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6y ago
I did. It was just a suggestion for OP to make his blog accessible via HTTPS.
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6y ago
You should consider using HTTPS :)
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6y ago
“The incident, which resulted in heavy casualties, had shaken the entire nation and the collective conscience of the society will only be satisfied if the capital punishment is awarded to the offender.”: [1] [1] https://indianexp
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6y ago
Every dominant religion oppresses. In India, Hinduism takes that honor.
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I meant that all the evidence was circumstantial, which was admitted by even the court.
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Ah yes the very same independent judicial system whose last Chief Justice is now a member of parliament. yes sir, very independent indeed.
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Also interesting that they did not find a shred of evidence in that case. In fact the order mentioned that he was convicted to placate the “conscience of the nation”.
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6y ago
What’s wrong with Vice?
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