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by yoavm 5y ago
But web applications don't have all my data. I gave you an example just above - Discord web app can't see what other programs I have running. Discord Desktop can. Google docs can read all my data on Google Docs (shocking), but Mic
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by yoavm 5y ago
Here's an example: Discord app reads all the processes running on the machine. Discord webapp can't. Telemetry is probably the same. Another example: Microsoft Word can include a bug that makes opening a doc file run whatever comm
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by yoavm 5y ago
Try this with Hebrew... Because of the RTL nature of the language, we had ISO-8859-8 and ISO-8859-8-I, which as a child I always thought of as "Inverted". The characters would render the same, but going backwards. When entering a
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by yoavm 5y ago
Where was this revealed? genuinely curious, I never heard about this.
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by yoavm 5y ago
I hate to say this, but it sounds to me like the sanctions are in a way doing pretty much what they were intended to do: make it harder for Iran to have good engineers and technology scene, that could later be used for other things. It suck
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by yoavm 5y ago
Love mosh, back when the connection was bad I had it aliased to ssh. Somewhat relevant: if you actually a need to take your shell mobile, check out my tmux plugin that allows you to quickly transfer your tmux session to your phone without a
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by yoavm 5y ago
Hello! I wrote this tmux plugin and wanted to tell all other tmux users about it, and if you aren't a tmux user maybe this will convince you :) often I run a command only to realize it will take some time before it completes. It could
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Show HN: Muxile – a tmux plugin that puts your terminal on your mobile(github.com)
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by yoavm 5y ago
Right, especially when he put $1.5b in Bitcoin.
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by yoavm 5y ago
Nah, but maybe if you take a picture of it and sell it as NFT!
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by yoavm 5y ago
Honest question - what do iOS users do in such situations? I'm using Android and we can always install things from outside the store, or even from alternative stores (eg. F-Droid). Is there any similar solution? If the app is open-sour
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by yoavm 5y ago
> Especially now that labour laws are starting to catch up to Uber and Lyft So perhaps it's not just competition, and we should give some credit to the regulation too.
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by yoavm 5y ago
Pretty much every paywall you can think of: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bypass-paywal...
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by yoavm 5y ago
My mistake. It does have an option to use JS, though it's not a requirement and it's no-JS by default.
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by yoavm 5y ago
The proposal includes no JS at all, and will probably reduce the amount of JS because it replaces current cookie consent modals and banners.
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by yoavm 5y ago
It's not about taking example from the US, it's about how popular it is to say that Israel shouldn't exist while many other countries had a much worst history. Not many of the places people live in now were empty when their a
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by yoavm 5y ago
I thought it was the UN that decided the country should be split into two states, where one would have a Jewish majority and the other would have an Arab majority. When did people rebel against imposing a majority-rule democracy? Last time
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by yoavm 5y ago
Sounds like the perfect solution if you want to say "we are releasing features that support a healthy usage of the our app", and at the same time make sure no one uses these features!
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by yoavm 5y ago
For an airline, it's much easier to fly around Belarus and not land in Belarus, than to fly around the EU and not land in the EU.
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by yoavm 5y ago
The parent post didn't even mention Gaza (simply said "Israel is an apartheid state"), and you were the one who brought up lives of Israeli Arabs. For your question however, I don't think that apartheid is a suitable ter
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by yoavm 5y ago
Israeli here. I find the word apartheid pretty suitable to describe the situation of Palestinians living in the West Bank - no citizenship or voting right, many issues with land ownership, a majority controlled by a minority, etc etc.
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by yoavm 5y ago
I was thinking the same. It seems like Windyquery isn't really just a query-builder, it also executes the query and parses it.
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by yoavm 5y ago
Yes, hackers care about their communities.
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by yoavm 6y ago
well technically, everyone else would still be in front the lens regardless of how wide it is.
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by yoavm 6y ago
What databases are supported? I couldn't find any list like that.
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by yoavm 6y ago
What so "clearly" about this? Is the Lira plummeting because it's a fiat currency? Are cryptocurrencies inherentially stable? They can't technically plummet? I don't get how crypto is "clearly" a solution
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by yoavm 6y ago
A competitive browser and render engine with a patreon button as a business model? Sounds like you're staying with Chrome forever then. Mozilla aren't more holy than the pope, but of course they are more trustworthy and privacy or
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by yoavm 6y ago
There's no need to tamper with anything, the specs already mention this: > Whether the browser sends a real FLoC or a random one is user controllable https://github.com/WICG/floc
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by yoavm 6y ago
> because there's no alternative It's a little strange that in all of Russia one can't find an alternative, for decades. One might think that when an alternative shows it might get poisoned and jailed.
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by yoavm 6y ago
They basically only work if I'm on a great Wifi and the other side is too. As long as the connection isn't perfect, the only way to continue the conversation is on Whatsapp (or Zoom).

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