ArinaS

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Catbox(nofun.catbox.moe)
4 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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Wiktionary, the Free Dictionary(en.wiktionary.org)
2 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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Wastebin – A Minimal Pastebin(github.com)
3 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
No need to use an adblocker if you don't visit websites serving you ads.
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JavaScript Style Sheets (1997)(sunsite.uakom.sk)
1 points by ArinaS 1y ago|1 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
I don't think old.reddit.com will render correctly in Netscape Navigator 4 or Internet Explorer 5.
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Retroreddit(retroreddit.com)
3 points by ArinaS 1y ago|2 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " At home, it is all about Windows and Android. " Well, what software to use at home is your choice, unlike what software to use at work.
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " I don't want to care " There are many distros for people who don't want to care - Ubuntu, Mint, Elementary OS, MX Linux, etc. I don't see how NixOS not being one of them is NixOS's problem. > " I
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by ArinaS 1y ago
The "beauty" of websites built solely with javascript. As if they couldn't build an absolutely identical page with just HTML and CSS. But no, javascript is the way for them because it has way more tracking and fingerprinting
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " It also puts of some genuine users like me who prefer to keep JS off. " Non-javascript challenges are also available[1]. > " The 97% is only accurate if you assume a zero false positive rate. " GNOME's git
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by ArinaS 1y ago
Cloudflare is not chill because they, either ignorantly or purposefully, block everything that's not Chromium or Firefox[1]. Or sometimes everything that's not just Chromium[2]. [1] - https://www.theregister.com/20
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by ArinaS 1y ago
This thing, despite using "captcha" in its name, is not your typical captcha like hCaptcha or Google's one, because it uses a proof-of-work mechanism instead of writing answers in textboxes/clicking on images/other
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Hotline Webring(hotlinewebring.club)
1 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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Servfail DNS(beta.servfail.network)
2 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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Tables for Layout? Absurd. (2017)(thehistoryoftheweb.com)
3 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
I wouldn't call a website automatically loading 7 scripts on your single visit "vanilla web" though.
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " If Google was broken up 20 years ago, nearly ALL the services listed above would not have happened. " People didn't need them 20 years ago, so why do they need them now? > " They are all FREE too, mind you. &qu
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by ArinaS 1y ago
If this is the price we'll pay to break up a monopoly, then be it. Maybe we don't need these services, and maybe people will finally learn to not be dependent on a single provider for everything they have on the Internet.
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Wikidebates(en.wikiversity.org)
1 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
They didn't "rebase" it though - just some code from Gecko was merged into it. And as I understand from https://www.palemoon.org/history.shtml , there were two merges - first with Firefox 38 ESR, and second wi
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by ArinaS 1y ago
They're not using Mozilla's security fixes or browser engine. Pale Moon is a hard fork, so it is developed, and developed independently from Mozilla's Firefox. Also check out this page - https://www.palemoon.org&
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by ArinaS 1y ago
What you're looking for is Pale Moon/any other Goanna-based browser. They'll probably the only ones which will survive in this fight.
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by ArinaS 1y ago
Finally, the time for independent browsers has come. I expect rise in Goanna/Pale Moon's popularity by the end of this year.
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You Don't Need JavaScript(github.com)
4 points by ArinaS 1y ago|0 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " Am I understanding correctly? " Yes; a discussion board using the same frontend and backend HN uses, if it was open-source and self-hostable.
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by ArinaS 1y ago
> " a completely stand alone website where I must moderate it? " Yes, like Lemmy - https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lemmy_(social_net... .
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Ask HN: If HN was self-hostable software like Lemmy, would you host an instance?
1 points by ArinaS 1y ago|7 comments
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by ArinaS 1y ago
On Wikipedia, every edit can be hidden so that even admins can't access it.[1] Therefore, if legal problems arise with these pages, they probably will just delete the legally problematic info and hide every edit done before. [1] - htt
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by ArinaS 1y ago
On Wikipedia people like Icewhiz are called "long-term abusers", and there's a public list with more than a hundred of them - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:LTA .

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