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Show HN: Execute commands locally from a website with cmd://(github.com)
3 points by yoavm 4y ago|4 comments
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by yoavm 4y ago
Loading fonts from Google Fonts for example is indeed considered not GDPR compliant without consent, because it reveals your visitors IP addresses. You can self hosts the fonts however and then it should be fine.
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by yoavm 4y ago
They said you can use a simple $200 bat detector to record these sounds.
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by yoavm 4y ago
I have my own Matrix & Bridges setup (just like Beeper but with too much maintenance). It's super easy to write bots that you can then hook into Signal, WhatsApp etc, because essentially you only need to talk to your Matrix server,
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by yoavm 4y ago
I don't think anything is holding you back from loading the ISO file in any other virtualization tool. https://os.gnome.org/
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by yoavm 4y ago
IMO, some investors are just slower in recognizing a scam. I know a few Web3 people that are still raising funds - it might be harder, but still happening. Some investors know very little about technology and are buying into the big promise
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by yoavm 4y ago
What's wrong with Python? Do you find the calculator too slow?
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by yoavm 4y ago
That's quite a harsh statement... What's so bad about package management? And what's useless about the security harness?
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by yoavm 4y ago
Isn't this literally how it's done with every browser on earth? I'm using Linux. Websites don't use DBus and notify-send, they use native Web APIs to talk with the browser. The browser then uses the OS notifications API
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by yoavm 4y ago
Why not? If you run Chrome (or Firefox) on iOS, can't the app ask for notification access using the normal OS API? It will then "lend" this functionality to websites, so that when they have an update you'll get a notific
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by yoavm 4y ago
Private browsing mode is essentially a new temporary container. It let's you keep things separate and toss them when you're done.
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by yoavm 4y ago
Much of what what was created in Servo was later integrated into Firefox. Test beds are interesting because ideas are tested in them, and the successful ones make it into the real product.
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Kola Superdeep Borehole(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by yoavm 4y ago|0 comments
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by yoavm 4y ago
The whole point of this article is that scale actually isn't such a complex problem. Like others have mentioned, the reasons Facebook and Twitter even though they seem simple (i.e. CRUD for posts, what can be so hard?!), the simple soc
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by yoavm 4y ago
While it's a little slow due to WebKit and JS probably, I'm using Foliate on my Kobo Clara HD with PostmarketOS and it does the job!
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by yoavm 4y ago
Can you be more specific about your concerns? It's not like "having root" means "everything runs as root". You can enable/disable it per app, you always grant it explicitly when you want to - it's not very
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by yoavm 4y ago
That's why I still root my phone. It's hard to explain, but it's simply the only way to actually be in control of my own device. For the specific use case you mentioned, however, I recommend Aegis with Syncthing. Very easy to
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by yoavm 4y ago
> What kind of business model is one that relies on exploitation of extreme poverty in order to succeed? that's a very good question, but asking it as if it is a problem of OpenAI and not a problem of literally all of our economy so
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by yoavm 4y ago
why $5 then? seriously asking... it also sounds low. in reality companies pays employees (even an american company with an american employee) the bare minimum they can pay them and still have them do the job. the "could the employee af
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by yoavm 4y ago
As mentioned in other comments, BitWarden has both OSS client and server implementations. You can keep using it and if something goes wrong (or earlier, if you wish) you can always run it yourself.
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by yoavm 4y ago
I have an X1 Yoga that I got here in the Netherlands, and I had plenty of choices when configuring it, including OS. What are you missing exactly?
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by yoavm 4y ago
Perhaps it's us that are obsessed about perception rather than substance though? I wonder if it's different from asking a child to memorize for an exam, or investing time in a stylish presentation, etc. Seems like we're very
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by yoavm 4y ago
I never managed to get other Wayland clipboard managers to work, so I built my own. It supports clipboard history as well as "favorites" - things you paste often and you want to always have available for pasting. This was original
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Show HN: Minimalistic clipboard manager for Wayland built in Rust(github.com)
2 points by yoavm 4y ago|1 comments
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by yoavm 4y ago
Root access and unlocked bootloader are very different things. Many apps need root access to work, and having an unlocked bootloader won't help. On the other hand, installing another ROM requires an unlocked bootloader, but having root
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by yoavm 4y ago
As an alternative to Spotify - I've been working on TidalFS as a way to mount Tidal like a local filesystem. You can then use literally any music player to play your music as if it was all local files. You can even search. https:&#x2F
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by yoavm 4y ago
It takes less vertical space because it reuses the (mostly empty) title bar.
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by yoavm 4y ago
Yeah, because countries without state education system and state healthcare system are doing so great! /s
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by yoavm 4y ago
The fact that it can be shut down easily has nothing to do with how secure it is. I too dislike the fact that it is centralized, and the cryptocurrency thing, but from this to say that Signal is "complete joke" - it's not jus
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by yoavm 4y ago
Semi-related: I built Muxile so you can connect to your running Tmux instance through your mobile. https://github.com/bjesus/muxile

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