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Zen Browser makes RSS and GitHub PRs first-class citizens via Live Folders(zen-browser.app)
3 points by hezag 7mo ago|2 comments
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by hezag 7mo ago
Not affiliated with the Zen Browser team, just a user who got excited about this latest release. I submitted this because of the new "Live Folders" feature. For a long time, RSS has felt relegated to third-party extensions or sepa
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AfricaMuseum refuses to yield Congo geological archives despite US pressure(vrt.be)
17 points by hezag 7mo ago|10 comments
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by hezag 2y ago
Disclamer: the elephant in the room has nothing to do with ElePHPant, the PHP mascot.
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by hezag 2y ago
Loved this practical guide publication format. Anyone know other magazines like this Everyday Practical Electronics?
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by hezag 3y ago
You can share the Camera folder with the "send only" mode in the phone app.
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by hezag 4y ago
> all under the guise of helping users who want to save money (poor people) even though this category lacks the skills and the interest to repair their devices anyway outside of a rare few exceptions This is simply not true. At least in
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by hezag 4y ago
> If the book is available in the district libraries, that means it was approved by a media specialist and can be made available to students again. But any book not currently held in the district libraries must be individually evalu
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by hezag 4y ago
And snap, Appimage...
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by hezag 4y ago
> "The bot is very deep on gender ideology" Ok... Totally unbiased statement. /s
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by hezag 4y ago
And since there is no such thing as an "impartial observer"...
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by hezag 4y ago
Abstract of the research article: > Fungi are central to every terrestrial and many aquatic ecosystems, but the mechanisms underlying fungal tolerance to mercury, a global pollutant, remain unknown. Here, we show that the plant symbi
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by hezag 4y ago
About the creators: THC (The Hackers Choice) is a well known hacker group active since 1995. One of their most famous project is Hydra[0]. > "We research and publish tools and academic papers to expose fishy IT security that jus
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by hezag 4y ago
> "[...] The company cited environmental concerns for removing chargers with every purchase of the device and claimed that the decision will save 861,000 tons of copper, zinc and tin. The Brazilian Ministry of Justice remained
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by hezag 4y ago
> Do we need competition for the post office now to satisfy free-market cultists? Yeah, unfortunately that's exactly what they are trying to do today in Brazil.
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by hezag 5y ago
In Portuguese it's called "Ciência da Computação" ( computing science or science of computation ).
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by hezag 5y ago
In the book The Right To Be Lazy (1883), Paul Lafargue talks about how work became a sacred thing and argues that automation (138 years ago!) "could easily reduce working hours to three or four hours a day" . Some quotes from t
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by hezag 5y ago
It's just a custom build of the latest Firefox version with some patches applied. Everything is very well documented and you can build it by yourself, there is no need to trust "some new devs who may have good intentions"
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by hezag 5y ago
1 - https://www.framer.com/motion/ 2 - https://popmotion.io/
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by hezag 5y ago
Yep. And it's basically what supports the myth of meritocracy.
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by hezag 5y ago
Unless you are talking about borders or about the concept of property, land is not limited for political reasons. It's limited for physical reasons.
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by hezag 5y ago
Information is not — by itself — a form of propaganda, but any "content that relays information" (e.g. an article that uses a chosen subset of the available information about something to expose a point of view) can be considered
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by hezag 5y ago
"unbiased"/"objective" = Status quo Propaganda
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by hezag 5y ago
"Our findings are based on data that Amazon and other employers provided to OSHA annually from 2017 to 2020 within the General Warehouse and Storage industry (NAICS: 493110) and the last mile delivery industries (NAICS 492110 & 492
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by hezag 5y ago
In Brazil too. And iFood is the largest "food-tech" company in Latin America.
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by hezag 5y ago
A related post from Google Security Blog[0]: > "A recent study[1] found that "~70% of the vulnerabilities addressed through a security update each year continue to be memory safety issues.” Another analysis on security issues
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by hezag 6y ago
> "We really don’t need to arm police with any shitty, biased facial recognition software. Their eyes already do a perfectly good job of that. George Floyd and Breonna Taylor can both attest to that. I can attest to it."*
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Ideas to Postpone the End of the World(susannalea.com)
1 points by hezag 6y ago|0 comments
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by hezag 6y ago
"[...] Poor human nature, what horrible crimes have been committed in thy name! Every fool, from king to policeman, from the flatheaded parson to the visionless dabbler in science, presumes to speak authoritatively of human nature.
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by hezag 6y ago
These attempts haven't failed because they are intrinsically worse, but because they were systematically threatened and sabotaged by the greed-driven players.

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