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by yoavm 3y ago
I don't see an annual subscription. I see one year of "unlimited replacement of HEPA Bags, Mop Rolls, and Brush Rolls". That sounds great actually.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Kitty does allow you to choose 4 different fonts for regular/bold/italic/bold+italic. I guess that with the right configuration it should be quite straightforward to set your shell to use bold+italic for your input, and set t
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by yoavm 3y ago
I think there's a fair amount of Elon criticism on HN. The EU is unfortunately not very popular abroad, and even within the EU itself. Regardless of the above, I agree with your main point - the EU should do something about the fact th
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by yoavm 3y ago
You don't need about:config to disable that, you can do it from the regular settings screen.
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by yoavm 3y ago
curious, what do you want to do with about:config on FF for Android?
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by yoavm 3y ago
I'm using the most recent version of Chrome unstable and Firefox Developer Edition. I think that what most people in this thread are saying is not that there's are bugs, but that the UX of the website is so nonstandard and so conf
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by yoavm 3y ago
It's a USA thing. No ones uses WhatsApp. Everyone has an iPhone. If you're using Android everyone knows it and they'll shame you for it.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Yup, and I meant that while the site indeed works terribly in Firefox, it also works terribly in Chrome.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Is it though? I thought so too but then tried it with Chrome and I think it's broken in the same way.
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by yoavm 3y ago
haha, it is, I thought it's also a phrase in English... Hebrew is my mother tongue.
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by yoavm 3y ago
I'm tired of these "saving the Linux Desktop" ideas. The Linux Desktop doesn't really need saving, it's doing fine. Sure, if you're coming from MacOS or Windows you'll need to adapt, just like when you swi
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Adobe Photoshop Web(photoshop.adobe.com)
1 points by yoavm 3y ago|0 comments
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by yoavm 3y ago
Yeah like others suggested, maybe it has to do with the installation method. I'm using a Home Assistant Blue. It all came configured, I'm clicking "update" a couple of times a month and never had the slightest issue.
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by yoavm 3y ago
I don't know where all the frustration with HA is coming from. I've only started with it last year and so far the experience is amazing. Not only that everything just works with it, it's also so simple to create fun automatio
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by yoavm 3y ago
I don't think that the parent's point was that he was wrong or exaggerating, but that the way he communicated his messages is bad. I think it would have been great if he said "I think you mean Free Software, not Open Source,
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AI Gateway: making AI applications more observable, reliable, and scalable(blog.cloudflare.com)
5 points by yoavm 3y ago|0 comments
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by yoavm 3y ago
The ThinkPad X1 line is of great quality. I've been using it with Linux for the past 8 years and never really had any issues. Unlike Apple, Lenovo also has very cheap quality laptops, so when you hear people say that their Lenovo lapto
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by yoavm 3y ago
> It would be nice if someone were to start working on an aftermarket linux distribution/ecossytem that targets eink devices. It's a lot of work to do, though, so I'm not surprised that nobody has picked up that torch yet.
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by yoavm 3y ago
I don't know about the rM, but for Kobo - why not just run Linux? it literally runs Debian (and others). I've written so apps for it (e.g. https://github.com/bjesus/pidif ) using GTK. It would have been great
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by yoavm 3y ago
shameless plug: I'm loving my PostmarketOS powered Kobo and even built a small interface for it: https://github.com/bjesus/air and would highly recommend it to fellow hackers. I use it pretty much daily for readin
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by yoavm 3y ago
You can install whatever you want already, it just takes a little longer and requires Beta or Nightly (both very stable) https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio... https:/&#x2F
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by yoavm 3y ago
It's an open-source privacy oriented and no bullshit interface to Twitter.
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by yoavm 3y ago
As I replied to one of the other comments - why does it matter? So let's say they're paying as an anti-trust shield. Does that make it a donation? Does that mean the Mozilla can't do things Google doesn't like?
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by yoavm 3y ago
You mean this? https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/17/23559234/firefox-manifest... https://adguard.com/en/blog/firefox-manifestv3-chrome-adbloc... https://www.ghacks.net
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by yoavm 3y ago
> Maybe it is now more about not facing antitrust scrutiny, just like when Microsoft "invested" in Apple? Maybe, but what does that change? It might even be a stronger lever to pull than "we will stop sending you traffic&q
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by yoavm 3y ago
Google doesn't pay Mozilla's bills as a donation, they pay for traffic because they make money from it. Why does this make Mozilla powerless? Was Google successful, for example, in making Firefox not support all the things is does
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by yoavm 3y ago
Really? It sure looks like the OP did a great job with this browser, but it's still iOS... On Android I can use Firefox for Android with uBlock Origin, Bypass Paywall, Cookie Auto Delete, and more. Whenever I try browsing on an iPhone
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by yoavm 3y ago
It's important to note that a browser that implements something like this is simply not a User Agent, in the most clear way - it's just not there to serve the User, it's there to serve the website. When you consider this, it&
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by yoavm 3y ago
Agreed, but it's so rare nowadays though. I still remember when I saw a junior frontend dev struggling to get some element to look differently when hovered in React. They went though loops and hoops to style it using CSS-in-JS and mous
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by yoavm 3y ago
So every time I'm sponsoring someone on Github, Microsoft loses some money? That's even better!

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