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neeksHN

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    Comment #46245820

    They need to find a way reinvent "channel surfing". Discovery via "flipping" has lead me to watch things I'd otherwise never would click in an app interface. I've always been surpr…

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    Comment #39150053

    Super smooth on desktop, but a horrible experience on my handheld device. I've never had a good mobile experience on any scrolljacking site, even the ones done by Apple or Google.

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    Comment #32284746

    Noted and appreciated. But the fact still stands that that all-cause mortality was up about 40% at the time this was recorded. (See: https://www.usmortality.com/excess-percent ) Re…

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    Comment #32283417

    And you're engaging in some kind of ad-hominem fallacy -- refute the claims with facts, don't attack the messengers

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    Comment #22165857

    I've gotten around this by disabling cookies and javascript on a per site basis. These sites require blocking both javascript and cookies: NYT, Washington Post, MIT Technology Revi…

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    Comment #21757272

    Do you assume all HN users would reach the paywalls' read-limits through organic everyday use? I felt forced to disable cookies and javascript on the following sites just after exc…

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    Comment #19734843

    Chromium is the only app I compile that still uses Python 2, but I do know Google utilize's it in many repos. I'd love to read anything that would cover how they're planning to han…

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    Comment #18244727

    I'm always left perplexed when projects like these don't make F-Droid distribution a priority over the Play store. Regardless, I'll check it out if it ever finds its way to F-Droid…

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    Comment #18205610

    Blocking cookies from the paywall content providers' domain is alternative approach that doesn't require an extension. I've done this successfully for medium.com and nytimes.com. I…

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    Comment #18150409

    As a catch-all you could start regexing messages' content and deny the abuser if one of their common patterns matched -- you'll still be in a never-ending game of cat and mouse. Th…

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    Comment #17525251

    > At trial, prosecutors must introduce credible evidence that is sufficient to prove each defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, to the unanimous satisfaction of a jury of twe…

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    Comment #17451411

    +1, very much looking forward to that Show HN.

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    Comment #17451400

    Directus is always at the top of self-hosted CMS lists, but one of the reasons I avoid it and other PHP self-hosted headless CMS solutions is due to the difficulties(tech debt) of …

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    Comment #17451119

    It'd be rather refreshing if one of the headless CMS PaaS solutions could follow an open model similar to WordPress/Gitlab

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    Comment #17322797

    I've been using an X1 Gen 4 w Arch as my daily driver for the past 2 years. It's an extremely reliable machine minus a few annoying KMS/Xorg issues I've encountered -- to be fair t…

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    Comment #17036237

    Download each tab to preserve contents and enable offline access. Your local directory's `file:///` URI can be used as an index view to avoid the need for a file manager

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    Comment #16886384

    I wish someone would file suit against both the DNC and RNC for conspiring against the American public and third-party/independent candidates

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    Comment #16639037

    What's unfortunate about Directus and Cockpit, is they still have a hard dependency on a PHP. If I'm going headless, the last thing I want to do is setup a PHP stack.

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    Comment #16525683

    Wasn't aware! I use it mainly as a "reader" and usually only comment on desktop. Nice to know though, thanks for pointing that out!

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    Comment #16507742

    Materialistic, it's available on both F-Droid, https://f-droid.org/packages/io.github.hidroh.materialistic/ , and the Play Store, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.g…

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    Comment #14774105

    Ideological reasons. I'm no Richard Stallman, but try to exclusively use FOSS software. I have made concessions for requirements at work (G Suite, Slack, Ngrok for conference calls…

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    Comment #14765359

    I must have overlooked this when I unhappily settled for ngrok -- thank you for sharing a FOSS alternative.

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    Comment #14660002

    In NYC and I've always just brought along my Linux laptop - no one's ever told me it's not allowed. Disclaimer: I use Linux because of the philosophy, hate mega-corps and will turn…

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    Comment #14552877

    Thanks, had no idea! Instead I was wondering why HN Special broke for the second time in the past few months without the extension getting an upgrade.

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    Comment #14343293

    Any particular reason this isn't FOSS? Seems like a nice alternative to Bartender, but making it "free as in speech" rather than "free as in beer" would make this much more attract…