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stonewareslord

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    Comment #37087735

    I found this watch because I could not find anything with more than 2 timers. I wanted a watch that has 5+ for cooking. This watch doesn't either, but I'm writing a face in rust to…

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    Comment #35003213

    I actually almost have a working version of a replacement for what3words/Xaddress/etc that solves every gripe I know of. Format is: (1-1024) WORD WORD WORD with a relatively short …

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    Comment #33015999

    Thank you for this! I had a feeling it wasn't a security issue. I closed my ticket saying it might be one due to finding websites mentioning Dom clobbering

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    Comment #33015991

    You can't in bulk as far as I know, but can't you just go to about:addons in the URL bar? I don't use more than 5 anymore. How many do you have?

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    Comment #33015983

    Is it not this way in chrome too? I know imgur messes with the ui for no good reason. Your other commentmentions i.imgur.com being the case? Maybe libredirext can help you never hi…

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    Comment #33015973

    Yes quantum was rough... I still miss vimperator. Though the speed increase was nice. Thank you, I did forget about this actually

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    Comment #33014751

    What do you mean meme storm? Switching to Firefox makes you immune to annoying changes like this... I honestly don't understand why more people, especially on hn, haven't switched …

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    Comment #33003666

    Good catch. That would explain why it wasn't mentioned then

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    Comment #32998169

    I don't think this article is complete. It mentions no pollution, which is true of window and most HTML elements, but not always. Check this out, you can set an img name to getElem…

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    Comment #32461669

    What do you mean? Adding odds defeats the purpose of the prediction since you can't confirm it to be true or not. If I predict with 99.99% odds something will happen and it doesn't…

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    Comment #32407291

    Why is this called sol (sun) when the logo is a black hole? Am I missing something?

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    Comment #32203475

    I agree with your assessment. > a stack made for a single game is not a game engine. For a concrete example: the newest Lego game, Star Wars the Complete Saga, had a complete engin…

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    Comment #32102019

    How do you enforce the physical check with captive portal? Do you give everyone a shared password to go into the portal?

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    Comment #32035905

    What a tiring trope. I use a high resolution macbook for work and a 1366x768 13 inch laptop for personal use. Like OP, I greatly prefer the font blockiness the latter provides espe…

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    Comment #31875670

    > we're headed to a dark place if your best shot at human rights is to retain employment by a big tech company But we're already here. We are in that dark place now. It's reality t…

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    Comment #31741870

    > you can solve that with a manual implementation instead of a derive. How? I thought the orphan rule said you can only define trait implantations at struct definition or trait def…

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    Comment #31684192

    What do you use to convert them? I've been looking for a way to push a url somewhere and get back the position in osmand I am currently loading the location in google maps web and …

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    Comment #31559848

    > made it myself with an ESP8266 Do you have a recommendation on how to start an ESP8266 project? Which board/power supply/??? Did you buy to do this for example

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    Comment #31471400

    ntfy already supports sending messages after long running commands: ntfy done sleep 10 If you want to also capture output, you can just use a simple bash function: ntfy_done_output…

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    Comment #31225244

    You could also write something like Linux's fakehwclock that writes device time to a file on shutdown and reads it on bootup. Your clock will skew more (shutdowns are supposedly 0 …

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    Comment #31222756

    You can enable a ton more lints: #![warn(clippy::all, clippy::pedantic, clippy::nursery, clippy::cargo)] This might be too annoying for some people, but you can choose to allow one…

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    Comment #31134205

    The worst part is, once you've selected high accuracy (or accidentally clicked allow once), you can neber lermanently disable it again. It will re-enable high accuracy every time l…

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    Comment #31032897

    > It could be life or death. What does this mean? Isn't it better to teach them how to be safe so when they grow up they will be safe? Instead of teaching them nothing but to not t…

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    Comment #31021947

    In the article they describe their attempts at tuning and weren't happy with the results