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niutech

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    Comment #49246705

    Why not make it Actually Portable Executable using Cosmopolitan Libc, like Llamafile, to make it run on Windows/Linux/MacOS? Why don't you support Windows with CUDA?

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    Comment #48712156

    How about SAP, Dassault Systemes, Amadeus, Hexagon, Visma, Wolters Kluwer, Sage, ...?

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    Comment #48505374

    You can still get a cheaper brand new SBC - Radxa ROCK 5C with 16GB RAM for $160 or ROCK 5C Lite with 16GB RAM for $140 on AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007473801…

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    Comment #48505357

    You can still get Radxa ROCK 5C 16GB RAM for $160 on AliExpress: https://pl.aliexpress.com/item/1005007473801146.html

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    Comment #48505341

    You can get Radxa ROCK 5C 16GB RAM for $160 on AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007473801146.html

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    Comment #48451816

    It's nothing unusual in open source projects to be the Benevolent dictator for life ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benevolent_dictator_for_life )

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    Comment #48334349

    You don't need HTMX, there is 160-bytes HTMZ: https://leanrada.com/htmz/

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    Comment #48331328

    Actually, declarative partial updates (HTML patching) have long been possible in every modern web browser without JS by using my Pure HTML Out-Of-Order Streaming (PHOOOS) technique…

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    Comment #48287849

    If you love summaries on HN, check out https://hncompanion.com .

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    Comment #48190585

    OVH - they are cheaper than AWS and bound by the EU privacy law (GDPR).

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    Comment #48190562

    Smaller, cheaper providers like OVH or Hetzner.

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    Comment #48177315

    For a no-JS web browser, try also Dillo, it is very lightweight ad it has been recently updated.

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    Comment #48176634

    Not only in Chrome, you can use Brave, Vivaldi based on Blink.

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    Comment #48176619

    This was back in 2020 and they pardoned for it, it's time to give Brave another chance!

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    Comment #48176608

    There are more: Epiphany (GNOME Web), Ultralight, Servo, Ladybird, Ekioh Flow.

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    Comment #48176583

    Ungoogled Chromium doesn't include any tracking by Google and there are privacy-friendly Firefox forks: LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser.

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    Comment #48176560

    > Does anyone believe a single big tech company isn’t harvesting data en masse from everyone in duplicitous manners? I believe SUSE, Red Hat don't harvest users data en masse.

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    Comment #48172164

    > There has been no agreement on anything, no expectations or rules established. Yes, there has been one expectation: DNT (Do Not Track) header, sent with every request, which shou…

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    Comment #48106121

    What's wrong with MD? Is parsing it more complicated than HTML? Why can't Dillo support rendering MD documents like it supports Gemini?

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    Comment #48077657

    For GMaps alternative, there are Here WeGo or Bing Maps. For Android, there are Sailfish OS or Ubuntu Touch. For Chrome, there are Brave or Vivaldi (Blink-based). Google is not irr…

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    Comment #48077586

    E.g. Vivaldi is Chromium-based but doesn't include Nano Banana.

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    Comment #48077546

    But Edge, Brave or Vivaldi are based on the same Chromium engine as Chrome.

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    Comment #48076050

    Serious question: why do you use Google Chrome in the first place, when there are better alternatives, e.g. Brave (crypto stuff could be easily disabled) or Vivaldi, both with adbl…