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Their support agent in the forum very unambiguously answered to one of the early complaints about the Yandex thing with "Our opinion about war differs", I nope'd out right there an…

Yandex these days is pretty much directly Kremlin, so it's not "through taxes". That being said Kagi -> Yandex hop does indeed make it indirect. (I too have stopped using Kagi afte…

sure, but I prefer this layout to majority of big tech today. Gives me flexibility and choice and does not punish me with 600px wide content box because majority of users have trou…

I would like to introduce a wild concept -- browser window is resizable.

I use mine as semi-disposable device I wouldn't be afraid to lose or get stolen, it is mostly thin client for my bigger devices (over ssh and rarely vnc), encrypted disk and when l…

I'm missing netbooks so much, there's just no decent 10" laptops on the market anymore. I got myself a 150$ N150 chromebook, yoinked a Linux on it and using that, despite the terri…

It says a lot about our world that artificially discontinuing a fully functional device (thankfully mine are offline and jailbroken) is "pretty incredible". Sad even

Linux version of Reaper is 13mb today, if anything the contrast is more stark these days

>The problem is that grid scale power plants can't just turn on when the sun isn't shining They can, though? Batteries can offset the start-up times, otherwise gas plants can start…

ublue and alike accomplish similar on Linux, it looks a bit wonky on the first glance, but is pretty good day to day

Because having air frames constantly cycling in the air for six weeks straight is hard on both soldiers and air frames, so having a breather for maintenance and recovery is crucial…

I did not imply that it does, I meant to have a budget allocated for 'unauthenticated deep history queries', when it's over it's over and you only handle dynamic fetching for autho…

https://s3.gtw.lt/lUew91t6v5AO2u6mAPCXAFME.png Depends where you at

that's a pretty niche issue, but fairly easy to solve. Prebuild statically the most common commits (last XX) and heavily rate limit deeper ones

Vast majority of websites today can and should be static, which makes even the aggressive llm scrapping non-issue.

You don't lower the cost of killing by improved targeting, you lower it by thugs shooting people in broad daylight with no consequences. I understand the argument that moving the d…

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by dumb munitions I mean older bombs vs JDAM and alike. Anyone who seriously speaks words 'nuclear weapon' and 'gaza' together is basically admitting he has 0 clue about the situat…

Israeli settlers are despicable, but even in current government those who support them are minority freaks(who Hamas has empowered very much after October 7th). Also it is a two wa…

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Why does israel use expensive precise munitions wherever possible rather than their stockpiles of much more deadly "dumb" ones?

Korea

I don't know, just an anecdote: I populated my Instagram/FB Account with my interests (I mainly have the accounts to follow local racing leagues / marketplaces), and feeds are most…

>As a contrast, in the early web, plenty of people were hosting their own website, and messing around with all the basic tools available to see what novel thing they could create I…

I ask in more general sense, if there is a way to fetch this stuff directly from webarchive or something along those lines. Gotta hit the search I feel :)