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ysabri

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About ysabri

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Interests: AI/ML, Cycling, Entrepreneurship, Hiking, Networking, Philosophy, Programming, Technology, UI/UX Design, Startups

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    It is all a gimmick but as long as people are switching to a chromium based browser and not Firefox I'm happy. With that said, I don't know how anyone would trust a small team to b…

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    Comment #41491939

    This has been happening to me too with PG&E. The page wouldn't load until the Amplitude calls finish.

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    Comment #41104972

    How many if you had to estimate? While testing, I noticed that some flags do nothing or contradict each other, but I wasn't sure if I was correctly using/understanding the flags.

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    Comment #41104934

    Wait, what? I missed this one, what does it actually do haha

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    Comment #41104926

    I agree; it also makes using Chromium for all sorts of automation a lot easier. I found these because I wanted to automate generating PDFs of a report page.

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    Comment #41104905

    I wonder if there is a reference behind '--ash-no-nudges', I tried looking but found nothing.

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    Comment #41104850

    I didn't know that's where the feature flags lived. I imagine documenting them is tough because it'll heavily depend on the version since they graduate to become standard features …

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    Comment #41104831

    I also found this extension to be useful and more configurable: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/allow-cors-access-c...

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    I remember reading or seeing this post about how SQLite can really scale and supports a really high amount of transactions per second. I don't know if it supports distrubuted loads…

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    Microsoft is in so many government offices around the world it's not even funny.

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