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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Firefox probably has the best support of the best ad blocker (uBO), which is really nice in a lot of ways, but whether or not that means it can be the only "quality" one is completely subjective. Keep in mind the typical user does
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
FWIW, if you're reading this article your opinion is extreme and summarily discarded as noise by pretty much everyone else too. I don't say that because I personally mind if they are on X one way or the other, I've just given
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Honest ask, no shaming, how many who read this comment either: A) Don't know what an rc file is B) Haven't manually configured one in the last few years I'm sure there are plenty on HN who are eager to say how much they love
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The moment it comes to that level of complexity is well past the moment it matters for browser diversity anymore. There is no shortage of open source browser codebases or random forks using them, there is a shortage of development paid in s
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I finally did find the license in ~/.cache/codex-runtimes/codex-primary-runtime/dependencies/native/libreoffice-headless/libreoffice/LibreOfficeDev.app/Contents/Resources/LICENSE
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Seems to match the screenshot in the blogpost but libreoffice-headless still shows as 429.7 MB.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Notably: this did not exist after I installed the app, it existed after I ran the app and there was the long startup screen. Presumably, and I'm not sure I'm interested enough to redo it all and find out, that long startup screen
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Despite the title, I'm not sure it's actually bundled. Some of the skills plugins will download it on the first run. So it depends where they are grabbing it from rather than the presence of the binary on the system, but I haven&#
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Kick ass, I really love this idea! It can bring a little bit of fun to wherever one travels :). Definitely several scenes I didn't realize I'll have to look out for on my regular work trips! If I were to put in one feature request
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
100k prize announcement for a competition right up a HN writer's alley and the top discussion on it is how the announcement page doesn't load correctly on a browser with half the features disabled. We are truly a special group :D.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Again, we really need to separate "MV3 - the theoretical idea" and "MV3 - the actual implementation which ships with Chrome". It's two confusingly different worlds. Nobody should be swaying you to prefer DNR over we
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
> Despite the name, the requests were not blocked until the extension had initialized. The browser could make network requests before that happened with MV2. With MV3, static rulesets and persistent DNR rules are enforced immediately. Th
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Any MV3 issue could probably be summed up as "MV3 isn't so bad, just the implementation in Chrome" where Chrome defines MV3 (as it's not a W3C standard) and ships it as such. That said, > Chromium design decision that
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Two devices connected to each other are just another form of LAN - one with 2 nodes instead of many. You can manually configure IPs without a router exactly as this article demonstrates: # On sender... ip address add dev eth0 fd42:dea
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as... has a few of the more practical concrete examples. Namely content can load without the blocker being ready to filter, CNAME cloaking can't
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
What "fast reflexes" is will vary by person but keep in mind the average person (not necessarily the average gamer) struggles with moving the character/camera in the way they want when things are stationary with normal physic
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Tell that to something as fundamental as ASCII 0x07!
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
:D. Tl;dr: it's actually near minimal to dual stack and do BGP between 2 sites of redundant services with advertisement failover to the internet. /48 is the smallest accepted IPv6 advertisement and /24 the smallest allowed IP
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Never is a strong take (for an easy to find example, the Bun port posts had a ton of comments about the interests of the author rather than the results), but even if we switch it to a "much less commonly" interpretation of the phr
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I ran through exactly this thought process & LLM based resolution just 8 hours ago with a segfault compiling a project which likely doesn't care about the given platform combo much.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
A presidential candidate having sat next to Putin at a dinner and having someone investigate them for being set on keeping the other candidates out of the white house being what you lead with sure makes them sound good compared to the usual
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
They do, which is why WASD (or whatever the positional equivalent in your layout is) work despite the text saying to press ZQSD. This only solves the input though, it doesn't let the page know ahead of time what letter it should tell y
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
"Where'd I buy it" or "where is it now" ;)? It was a 96 core gen 4 epyc+supermicro board build with consumer NVMe drives on 1x16->4x4 "dumb" bifurcation cards. I had to get a few MCIO-> PCIe adapters
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Agreed, but I must've severely messed up my message if that was supposed to be a spoiler. To be clearer: I think the unions, economic policy, and such should help with that part rather than us wield the very same to hide from replacing
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think I sit somewhere between these two descriptions. I've always supported unions and other "for the common good" type machinery. At the same time, I desperately also don't want to end up doing something the equivalen
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I got a great deal on ~72 TB of NVMe right before storage prices shot up, doesn't make it any less ridiculous that I have it or any more relevant to people talking about building a NAS now. 99% of people, even in tech, do not have the
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Indeed, let the fines better scale to the wealth!
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I assumed it apparent Trump and his renaming of the Gulf of Mexico was what the original comment opposed. Perhaps an error on my part as not everyone sees that view the opposition here, but certainly for the one I was replying to at least.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I voted for Jill Stein, that Trump won even though he says vile things should not be an excuse for us to normalize it even further. There are a lot of reasons he gets away with things which need to be dealt with, people getting riled up by
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I've been serious so far and I hold an open invite anyone to join in as they'd like - the more the merrier :).

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