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ospider

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    Comment #48513175

    Their propaganda has become a footgun. Only the government buys it and limits their access, no target user convinced, what a ironic moment.

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    Comment #48431876

    This is really a sad moment, I hope the free-theading feature can be kept in the main line. For me, running my library in real threads has actuall revealed some hidden fatal bugs w…

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    Comment #48104641

    Because I have to maintain it.

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    Comment #47843831

    It's mostly only OpenAI, Claude and Gemini may have their unique advantages, but when speaking of models and new paradigm, only OpenAI can do it.

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    Comment #47760590

    > there are just too many features dependent on the full Chrome stack Do you mind elaborating on what features are missing?

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    Comment #45462408

    It can be much more easier and realistic with https://github.com/lexiforest/curl-impersonate .

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    Comment #44885811

    Yes, indeed. I just tried search "Apple", and apple.com is not on the first page.

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    Comment #44519315

    Why do people keep building servers for such a silly protocol?

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    Comment #44439977

    I think it will, it uses requests, and cloudflare blocks traffic from non-browser, e.g. python http clients. It would be better to use something like curl_cffi.

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    Comment #43980400

    How about going backwards? Find the first hundred users or at least 10-ish people who actually has a pain point, and build the product for them.

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    Comment #43778994

    I doubt that. I have two kids, 4yo and 6yo. I told my kids that I can make their toys talk (using AI) a few months ago, and they have been constantly asking me when it will be read…

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    Comment #42765268

    I agree that the US is going to the wrong direction. I was just saying that what China did is a bad example, not a justification for other governments.

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    Comment #42756439

    You are comparing oranges to apples here. Basically, there are 2 legislation in the world, legistlation and the China legislation. In China, there are laws on the surface and there…

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    Comment #42557511

    Maintainer here. Curl drops NSS support since like a year ago, which is the SSL engine firefox uses. Without NSS, two special extensions can not be added. And that's why only webki…

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    Comment #42557492

    Hi, maintainer here, the whole project is a hack, actually :P The original repo was already full of hacks, and on top of that, I added more hacks to keep up with the latest browser…

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    Comment #41055176

    The lifetime dictatorship like any other communist nations in the world.

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    Comment #39199534

    I was looking for macOS M1 runner, which is not provided by GitHub. I'm willing to pay for that, but it seems that there are only Linux types now.

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    Comment #38578652

    It seems half-baked to me. I logged in, and it says only org accounts are supported. I'm interesting because I can not use Win32 and mac M1 instance on github actions, but I failed…

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    Comment #38158321

    The problem of `just` is that it does not consider `mtime`, which makes it almost useless in my case. I do hate the quirky syntax of `make`, however, it does a great job of not rep…

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    Comment #37817563

    Assuming you don't take privacy into consideration, yes.

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    Comment #36888281

    Actually, it's both. Back in 2022, you have to install either WeChat or Alipay to scan the government's health code literally everywhere.

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    Comment #35788330

    Tailscale lacks of very basic features. Can you believe that you can not upgrade your plan? That's the worst SaaS product I have ever used.

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    Comment #35665829

    Because it's a walled garden. Imagine a Facebook that is strictly real name only, without a web version, and consumes ~50GiB on device typically.

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    Comment #35230245

    Glimpse, that's all we can get for free. For the rest, we need to fight for it.

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    Comment #35229861

    VPN is needed since ~2019.