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by hrjet 5y ago
I would be also interested in mini vacuum packets, that one could strap to their car or backpack, and make it a touch lighter. Just imagine the energy savings!
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by hrjet 6y ago
While exodus is a good minimum bar, and I use it, its list of detected trackers is incomplete. I have reported two known trackers, but their signatures are not yet detected by exodus. It is difficult to know these signatures because the goo
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by hrjet 6y ago
Try flatpak with flatseal The permissions are not interactive, you can set them once and forget.
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by hrjet 6y ago
That's why Matrix is better. Open server, open client, open protocol. Host your own server, build your own client, and yet be able to talk with everyone else.
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by hrjet 6y ago
For the first problem, you need to ensure that you exercise the muscles along with fasting, to nudge the body away from salvaging proteins from muscle tissue. (Not a bio chemist either, this is what I have read in most articles about interm
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by hrjet 6y ago
What has been the amount of devaluation in USD, post covid? Is there a ready number we can just plugin to recalculate the value of one's assets? For example, if I held 100usd worth of a stock in March 2020, what would its worth be in J
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by hrjet 6y ago
> But there really is need for another browser engine. If alone to prove that writing a new one from scratch is possible in 2020. We have been developing one here [1]. It's a long way to go, but hey, it's open source! And we ha
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by hrjet 6y ago
htmx sounds great! I am interested in this from the security angle. If browsers were to natively support htmx (or something similarly declarative), it might reduce the need for Javascript and hence improve security.
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by hrjet 7y ago
Agreed; a determined programmer could solve almost any Captcha given sufficient time and resources. But we are not trying to create an unsolvable Captcha. For those websites that need something good enough to deter generic bots while not co
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by hrjet 7y ago
Would appreciate thoughts on this alternative that we are developing: https://github.com/librecaptcha/lc-core The idea is to develop a framework for Captcha generators. A few sample generators are provided out of the b
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by hrjet 9y ago
GC should be available in WASM in the future. And, not all applets needed JNI. In other words, this is enabling a subset of well behaved applets, while excluding the naughty (or advanced) applets.
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by hrjet 9y ago
There is also a WASM to Java source transpiler: https://github.com/wrmsr/wava
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Why disable JavaScript by default?(github.com)
3 points by hrjet 9y ago|0 comments
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by hrjet 9y ago
We don't need a new web; just more browsers that respect the user's privacy. There are many ways to achieve this. At gngr[0], we are taking a "safe by default" approach. This is very similar to the NoScript / uMatri
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by hrjet 9y ago
> I'm not sure if it's still this way, but Chrome used to load every tab on startup. I used to avoid Chrome for the same reasons, but then I found an extension and, uh, extended it, to create: https://github.com&#x2F
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by hrjet 9y ago
I got confused too. We can't stop people from naming their projects/products the way they want. However, I think headlines in HN should be editoralized a bit to provide context, followed by the actual headline from the webpage.
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Sloth: a chrom(ium) plugin to lazy load tabs(github.com)
1 points by hrjet 9y ago|0 comments
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by hrjet 10y ago
You can try increasing `N` in the nbody problem, and also measuring the memory overhead. You could also try one of the hashing / crypto algorithms in JS. They should involve a lot of integer arithmetic that should make WebAssembly stan
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by hrjet 10y ago
Thoroughly solving security problems would of course take time. But the parent comment asked a very high level question: How does the security of this new proposal compare to a client-server model such as that of OpenGL? One can simulate on
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by hrjet 10y ago
Why are you proposing a new standard when you are still thinking about security?
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by hrjet 10y ago
Interesting that "drm" occupies almost all of the "drivers/gpu" space!
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by hrjet 10y ago
128MB was the total RAM in the VPS including OS + nginx + JVM + Postgresql. The heap allocated to the JVM process was about 64MB, but bear in mind that this was an actual application. So, it's hard to do a detailed comparison between J
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by hrjet 10y ago
> I've written small HTTP servers in Java that can happily run with a heap of 30-50mb or less. Runtime overheads add some on top of that, but not much. I second that. I have deployed a medium traffic web-server written in Scala back
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by hrjet 10y ago
6. Tooling
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by hrjet 10y ago
Nope, there are no other browser extensions. Just Chromium with uMatrix. Here's the complete request/response data in HAR format: https://gist.github.com/hrj/f538ed3e67636c94934e221efe67b323 (Note that the UA
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by hrjet 10y ago
Chromium with uMatrix installed. (exact versions irrelevant, because it hasn't been working for me since atleast 2 years)
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by hrjet 10y ago
From a privacy point of view, it would be awesome if you stabilise the NoJS version of your search page: https://duckduckgo.com/html/ * The above landing page doesn't work (typing a query and pressing enter return
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by hrjet 10y ago
Ah ok. I think I see what you are saying now. As long as a sizeable portion of browsers support a fresh version of the preloaded list, there is sufficient customer feedback to push the servers to only support https. Right?
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by hrjet 10y ago
> You don't need to trust any particular browser here. You do need to trust that the particular browser you are using supports preloaded list, and is using the latest updated version of the list, and is not missing any entries!
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by hrjet 10y ago
And even with uMatrix installed + JS disabled for that domain! Edit: raised an issue in uMatrix: https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix/issues/672

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