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by rolodato 5mo ago
Being able to see stars in the night sky
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by rolodato 3y ago
Good riddance. Hope it extends beyond the EU as well.
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by rolodato 3y ago
One disgusting trend I see with many phone apps is notification spam with no fine-grained option to disable them without potentially disabling transactional notifications. Ride-sharing and delivery apps are particularly annoying for this. I
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by rolodato 3y ago
Bugs, faults, errors
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by rolodato 3y ago
I think bootlicker is a stronger but more appropriate word. I genuinely cannot believe people support being sold a fully standalone physical product and being charged just for the ability to use it, while thinking it is in their best intere
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by rolodato 3y ago
Stremio with torrent addons is extremely common.
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by rolodato 3y ago
My cynical AI opinion is that if it truly was revolutionary, we would be seeing private companies or governments use it internally to massively boost their productivity or achieve otherwise impossible feats. Instead, all we're seeing a
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by rolodato 6y ago
Drogon is similar to "drogón" in Spanish, which means "junkie" or someone who takes a lot of drugs.
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by rolodato 7y ago
> - Give me a setting to autoconfirm all cookie consent requests and lobby for a legally binding do-not-track header. Cookie consent was well meaning, but it has turned out to make things worse. Let's move on. This can be done with
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by rolodato 8y ago
In the case of Google, not at all: $ curl -v https://google.com [...] < HTTP/2 301 < location: https://www.google.com/
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by rolodato 8y ago
When you get the receipt back, you can request an item be cancelled because you "didn't take it". They will pretty much accept it, no questions asked.
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by rolodato 8y ago
I've seen this issue in Firefox Nightly when trying to perform the HSBC UK credit card verification, so it makes sense not to roll it out to the wider public yet.
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by rolodato 8y ago
Those discussions/articles are mostly started by Americans, not Europeans.
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by rolodato 8y ago
"From YouTube.com" is a massive understatement. youtube-dl can download from pretty much any video site, including porn sites: https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Ais...
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by rolodato 8y ago
Streisand effect, anyone? I had not heard of Kodi before this.
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by rolodato 9y ago
I stand corrected :)
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by rolodato 9y ago
I was not aware of Netlify, thanks for letting me know. I've added it to the list of alternatives.
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by rolodato 9y ago
It is end to end but CloudFlare does not verify the identity of the origin server. The only equivalent option would be "Full SSL (Strict)", which is not free.
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Free static websites with SSL for hackers(rolodato.com)
161 points by rolodato 9y ago|34 comments
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by rolodato 9y ago
Alarm sound is at https://pushupalarm.com/missile.mp3 (curl/wget the URL)
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by rolodato 9y ago
Is there a genuine use case for changing the default search engine from an extension? Even if it has to be confirmed by the user, it still seems like a dialog that many users won't read and click on Yes anyway.
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by rolodato 9y ago
> e.g. I use the terms "Flag" instead of "Boolean" I'm not familiar with THT and this is a nitpick, but doesn't this contradict the first principle? Pretty much every language I've ever used has some no
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by rolodato 9y ago
It's not as simple as total page weight - latency and server throughput are also important. AMP pages are likely served from a fast global cache with low latency from all over the world.
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by rolodato 9y ago
I live outside the city, we had subsidies taken away long before Macri became president. I've actually seen my electricity bill go down because I saved compared to the same period in previous years.
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by rolodato 9y ago
I'm from Buenos Aires and I can assure you that this is outright false. Buenos Aires is the largest population center of Argentina and has had heavily subsidized (e.g. electricity bills of 2 USD are not uncommon) utilities for almost a
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by rolodato 9y ago
Do you think it's likely it'll stay that way after Brexit?
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Scala: Consider syntax with significant indentation(github.com)
84 points by rolodato 9y ago|56 comments
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by rolodato 9y ago
In that case it would stop being free software, which is likely not something that Mozilla wants to do.
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by rolodato 9y ago
There's just one man in the ad: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/01/kindle/d...
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by rolodato 10y ago
If you're working alone or completely asynchronously sure, that makes sense. But how do you account for collaborative work that needs to be done in a group?

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