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Farow
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Comment #49231084
Do you think the average person can properly handle security issues and spam? Maybe a static site is fine.
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Comment #46439030
There's an example with 6 month pages: https://github.com/abetusk/neatocal?tab=readme-ov-file#prese...
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Comment #35039781
I'm guessing that monetizing comments is a lot more difficult on reddit as any links can be removed by admins/mods/automoderator.
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Comment #34459386
addons.mozilla.org
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Comment #34399635
AMO does not require a manual review nor the extension to be uploaded publicly. You can sign it through their site and then distribute it elsewhere. Also, I don't see how you can c…
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Comment #33966207
A streamer has to compete with every other streamer for viewers/income. They're basically trying to sell their personality / themselves to the audience. As other comments mention, …
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Comment #33894598
I'm personally a fan of SpaceSniffer: http://www.uderzo.it/main_products/space_sniffer/index.html
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Comment #33722554
Works fine for me on Firefox 107.
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Comment #33709992
Usage times, usage intensity, list of all extensions, country of origin. I don't understand why they'd need those to improve Firefox. Next thing you know they might try to increase…
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Comment #33707751
Couldn't crash reports be separated from other telemetry data, possibly with a dialog letting the user whether to send a crash report or not? IIRC, the dialog used to actually exis…
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Comment #32673406
Someone already made a Stable Diffusion extension for Photoshop: https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/wyduk1/sho...
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Comment #30696970
Not exactly what you're asking for but you can setup SingleFile[1] to automatically save each page you visit. Then there's also ArchiveBox[2] which can convert your browser history…
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Comment #30670614
Does the canvas need to be created and removed as it comes in and out of view? Using requestAnimationFrame() might also further improve responsiveness.
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Comment #29603365
You can start from the official tutorial: https://perldoc.perl.org/perlintro
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Comment #29460993
Ah, the classic. In order for your issue to be resolved you have to make the news. Really sad how this applies to many/most online services.
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Comment #29415531
I believe Firefox and Chrome do not allow you to set a local html file as a new tab page. You can set it as a home page but then you need to manually navigate to it after creating …
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Comment #29415489
https://github.com/Farow/startpage
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Comment #29415104
I personally aim for a startpage that loads instantly and since browsers no longer let you use a local html file as one, I've made an extension that registers a custom new tab page…
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Comment #29335273
I'd recommend [SingleFile]( https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile ) for saving web pages, [Obsidian]( https://obsidian.md/ ) for taking notes and [Syncthing]( https://syncth…
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Comment #29243605
It throws an error on empty or non-integer values: https://github.com/i-voted-for-trump/is-even/blob/master/tes...
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Comment #27903295
You can also specify a template file through the registry. There are a few default directories where windows looks into: https://windowsforum.com/threads/add-file-templates-to-the-…
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Comment #27831555
> do you really think Google could get rid of third party cookies tomorrow and not get sued out existence? Considering that ad blocking extensions still exist, yes. The browser (us…
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Comment #27465425
If you're using uBO, it's defused by default: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/tag/1.35.0
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Comment #27306472
I feel like substack has proved that high quality writing can be monetized really well by providing contracts in the range of $200k/year for some of its writers.
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Comment #27273353
Hopefully they'll copy Chrome as usual and bring back RSS support.