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Comment #17138601
I wish they were true to the cause, and used black on white, the most brutalist anything could ever be.
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Comment #16822313
Regarding communities, this was one of the strongest features from Orkut. I remember having lots of fun hunting niches/bizares communities (and not so much fun when I found out som…
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Comment #16784379
That was my conclusion as well. I didn't get fancy about setting cronjobs. I just run a script every now and then, and it is enough for my case. I'm still looking for a good player…
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Comment #16784353
If we could restrict the app to just play videos of a single playlist, life would be great. But today it is very easy for kids to exit playlist mode, thus defeating the purpose of …
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Comment #16766115
It is essentially a think wrapper on Firebase: https://github.com/bluzi/jsonstore/blob/master/api/database....
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Comment #16312343
NoScript does wonders. Some might say this isn't easy, as it will break some sites, but in my experience you can get pretty far with it.
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Comment #15825620
Garbage Collector
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Comment #15666828
Not Invented Here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_invented_here
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Comment #15666685
Not self-hostable, but Google Vision API OCR was pretty good when I used last time. AWS also has a offering for that, but I haven't personally tested.
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Comment #15666665
I know you are talking about Desktop OCR, but I had a very good experience with Google Vision API. On my previous gig we were trying to automate receipt scanning, and it gave very …
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Comment #15126932
It does work surprisingly well without Javascript, so you might want to try that. Not sure if the linked extension would work without JS, though.
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Comment #15034310
Github projects are not as important as people might think. They are a plus, for sure, but not the meat -- unless you are a legendary open source contributor, but then you wouldn't…
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Comment #14739895
Not just that, but remember not everybody can afford health care in US, so it's not unfathomable to think some of those bad statistics is due to people not being able to afford pro…
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Comment #14009766
Unless you are on H-1B visa and your spouse can't work. Now you don't have an option to share a bedroom and have to pay for the whole thing.
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Comment #13997125
It disables scroll but enables GoogleAnalytics tracking: https://github.com/joshbalfour/disable-scroll-jacking/blob/m...
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Comment #13991582
Non Google-AMP link: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2017/03/28/new-toronto-inst...
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Comment #13949731
Disabling Javascript has singlehandedly fixed several annoyances I had, even with ad blocking. No more tabs draining my battery (ok, css animations are still a problem), no more th…
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Comment #13926908
This is golden: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=69...
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Comment #13926805
It's surprisingly not that rare for a website to be usable without Javascript. I'd argue a text+images website does not need to be modern in any interpretation of modern.
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Comment #13918654
http://archive.is/53Cbd
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Comment #13851915
That's completely true. I think the most revealing thing about being a first-time parent, is that all children are different. The art of being a parent is to learn from your child,…
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Comment #13824479
It's Chrome 56.0.2924.87 on macOS, but the issue is that the form point to an API endpoint, so without Javascript I can only see the JSON response instead of being redirected to th…
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Comment #13824283
It is so refreshing to see slim, fast websites. Only the minimal JS is used. Even though I don't have many repositories, I'll certainly consider supporting gitly. Please remain tru…
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Comment #13473087
Apparently archive.fo also requires JS via CloudFlare: Please turn JavaScript on and reload the page. DDoS protection by CloudFlare Ray ID: 326502e238204c96
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Comment #11205046
I don't know in US, but at least where I live when somebody hits you from behind, it's his fault. The idea is that you are supposed to drive cautiously and therefore be prepared if…