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Show HN: Uweb browser for geeks (newbing/ChatGPT for censored area)(github.com)
2 points by guilloche 4y ago|0 comments
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by guilloche 4y ago
For censored area, using the bingUS search engine to access chatgpt without VPN needed.
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Uweb browser: unlimited power (newbing/chatgpt access in censored area)(github.com)
3 points by guilloche 4y ago|1 comments
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Hammer needs nails: browser with unlimited power(github.com)
2 points by guilloche 4y ago|2 comments
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by guilloche 4y ago
Want to find some nails for the following features: The uweb browser can implement any native functionality with [html5 enhancement]( https://uwebzh.netlify.app/en/html5/ ). Anything worth to implement? [Any urls as
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Uweb: Tiny and powerful Android browser for geeks(github.com)
1 points by guilloche 4y ago|0 comments
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by guilloche 10y ago
I thought alacrity was faster. If not, I will still use st. But alacrity can still become a GUI terminal later and will have some usage for me.
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by guilloche 10y ago
I am the one with you. If you decide to add scrollbar later, please at least make it optional. I am using firefox with pentadactyl, and the firefox is configured as a minimal terminal like st. Basically, firefox becomes my GUI terminal. But
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by guilloche 10y ago
Very impressive. Maybe it can be used in unikernel with freestanding applications. Some Suggestion: do not focus on GUI at first, since it will not be usable soon as desktop OS anyway. I could imagine that a barebone ExDos to manage multipl
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by guilloche 12y ago
I am with you.
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by guilloche 12y ago
When visited with w3m I got spaces breaking words frequently. Is there any justification to use complex html to control intra-word spacing for a web page?
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by guilloche 12y ago
I agree.
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by guilloche 12y ago
I hope that FF keeps to be different from chrome. Otherwise why not use chrome directly. I am using firefox because it is multi-threaded (vs. chrome's multi-process) and thus lighter. My version is still 28 since it has less dependenc
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by guilloche 12y ago
It seems that I am not the only one gotten hurt by standing all day long. In my case, the knees are fine, the joint between my right thigh and body got hurt baddly. So, do not stand a lot, do not sit all day long either. Do drink water regu
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by guilloche 12y ago
systemd seems bloated and could not be cleanly replaced. I'm using arch linux, even if I removed systemd completely, all daemon-related packages would still install systemd configuration files.
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by guilloche 12y ago
I have bought 4 laptops with windows pre-installed. Immediately after getting them, I erased all windows and installed arch linux. As I know, the pre-installed windows cost around $50, so the total cost of microsoft tax is $200 for me. The
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by guilloche 12y ago
Since unikernel still needs to run in hypervisor, so I believe the performance is worse than docker. Am I right?
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by guilloche 12y ago
I had both versions installed(arch linux). I wanted to remove one of them long time ago, but there are lots of dependencies on python2 in arch (gdb mercurial etc.). python3 do break many of 3rd-party scripts I am using, so I make /bin&
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by guilloche 13y ago
Questions for peer founders: As a developer and solo founder, I just can not finish a serious project in one year. For example, it took me two years to get version 1 of torapp guilloche designer (www.torapp.info). We did not get consistent&
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by guilloche 13y ago
As a developer and solo founder, I just can not finish a serious project in one year. For example, it took me two years to get version 1 of torapp guilloche designer (www.torapp.info). We did not get consistent/significant customers an
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by guilloche 13y ago
Cannot agree more. Besides $100 annually, a CA certificate is harder to manage (considering cloud hosting etc.), and it is not worth doing for many casual sites. I predict that https only http/2 will be doomed.
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by guilloche 13y ago
No different opinion allowed? Please give me more down vote, I do not care in fact.
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by guilloche 13y ago
Why bother wasting effort on GUI? GTK3 is good enough and QT seems more bloated and has more dependencies. Anyway, I will use tcpdump. Byebye, wireshark.
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by guilloche 13y ago
voted up the topic and let more people be aware of it to avoid traps.
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by guilloche 13y ago
look at what you can find on these 10TB cloud storage with http://search.torapp.info
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by guilloche 13y ago
It seems interesting but I did not get it. Does it try to add some c++ syntax sugar? Does it have performance advantage over c++ for similar functionality? I am not a fan for C++ syntax, can I still get something from cello?
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by guilloche 13y ago
I agree with the article because the code many people consider beautiful does not mean easy maintainance. We want clean and simple code, not anything with convoluted patterns.
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by guilloche 13y ago
No, this is not what I want, the secure boot is MS's evil plan and I want to get rid of the whole shit.
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by guilloche 13y ago
So, even if I hate MS and did not use their product, I still need to pay to support MS to be even more evil next time.
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by guilloche 13y ago
I myself will boycott the evilest MS and will not buy anything associated with MS from now on. Secure boot is evil until we can provide our own key. Even if GNU keys are permitted, it is still bad enough.

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