mozarella

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by mozarella 8mo ago
Slopilot
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by mozarella 9mo ago
I also supplement it with the "Web Archives" extension to access paywalled and login-walled articles.
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by mozarella 9mo ago
He was talking about actors who contribute to the system. See my other reply : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46202319
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by mozarella 9mo ago
Because he is only talking about categories that can contribute to the system. [Scammers] do not. In so far as the system and the diagram is concerned, [scammers] are to be thwarted and their harmful effects mitigated. A lot of the work
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by mozarella 9mo ago
The point i was trying to make was that the disillusionment faced by technologists possibly stemmed from a naivety about how the economy works and how people respond to incentives. Speculators are a "feature/bug" of pretty mu
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by mozarella 9mo ago
https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2024/01/31/end.html#section... Vitalik touched upon this briefly in an other-wise long and wide-reaching essay. I think its a good treatment of the topic that the author
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by mozarella 2y ago
You won't lose your existing followers? They will still be able to see your new and old posts from your new host? Even if Bluesky suspends your account? If that is true then that probably goes a long way in addressing the concern Doct
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by mozarella 2y ago
I think the author Cory Doctrow (who is actually a published author) laid out his case quite clearly. He doesn't question the intentions or sincerity of the BlueSky team. But from past experience he is not confident that will be enough
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by mozarella 2y ago
Can you seamlessly migrate your account (your id, followers, and posts) to another host without losing said followers? I think that's the main feature Doctrow is looking for?
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Bluesky and Enshittification(pluralistic.net)
12 points by mozarella 2y ago|14 comments
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by mozarella 2y ago
Related : Corey Doctrow's article (again) about how he doesn't trust Bluesky enough to move there from mastodon. Especially Bluesky's promise to allow users to migrate to another host in the fediverse. https://doct
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by mozarella 2y ago
It opens as a pinned tab but yeah maybe about 10 - 30 seconds when opening it for the first time in a new session. I am patient with it since i figure it probably takes a while to load my 5,000 or so tabs.
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by mozarella 2y ago
Not what you're are looking for but maybe Tab Session Manager might help you out : See my comment : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41158725 Also i think they're bringing back tabgroups : https://n
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by mozarella 2y ago
I just organize my tab under windows and sessions : See my comment here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41158725
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by mozarella 2y ago
OneTab and TabSessionManager addons fill these roles nicely on firefox. OneTab for your readinglist/todo-list tabs TabSessionManager for your organized topical tabs See my comment : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by mozarella 2y ago
I am a broken record on this. "Tab Session Manager" + "OneTab" people!!! - Save all your tabs and windows which come under a single topic (say "Buy car", "Learn OpenCV", "Work") as a nam
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by mozarella 2y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-m... The "Tab Session Manager" add-on probably will address the majority of your gripes with firefox's inbuilt session manager : -
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by mozarella 2y ago
> 95 windows open You have a problem. First step is to admit it. Second step is to install firefox with OneTab and session manager addons. Third (optional) step is find some way to backup or export these to firefox so you can restore so
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by mozarella 2y ago
Use tab session manager. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-m...
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by mozarella 2y ago
Tab Session manager addon https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-m... - Its a firefox 'Recommended' addon - so its reviewed and vetted by Mozilla - Great UX and features.