Eriks

I expect it will be updated once Apple renames Photomator to Aperture and adds it to the Creator Suite

As of data (photos, contacts, files etc.), you should have rights to request all that for download. GDPR etc that grants you that.

dezoomify-rs https://byte.tsundoku.io/byte_files/10/0_0.jpg

Found the following zoom levels:

0. byte (Deep Zoom Image) (868480 x 453747 pixels, 376956 tiles)

...

I think, I'll skip downloading this

perfect website for mouse scroll wheel benchmark

Set dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled to false in about:config and problem solved. Not the first thing you should disable there and not the last.

Browsers are for browsing internet. So many of them are now turning into bloatware..

Aaaand it's gone. Site Not Found

At first thought - 4-second reboot sounds great! But at "more than 10,000 times" it's more like a bootloop.

hell has frozen over

Relevant presentation on DEFCON Media server:

https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2030/DEF%20CON%2030%20pre...

https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2030/DEF%20CON%2030%20pre...

Maybe that's because he is acting as a troll sometimes. Troll, bot. What's the difference.

Pipe output to mdless (or similar) and it will be readable even more

How is this on first page?

I have only one issue with Firefox - Google Streetview is sluggish for GeoGuessr use. Otherwise it is my default browser on my Linux box. On Macbook Safari is still the best.

eleven

good reason to not use comma when destructuring an object

any combination is possible but, e.g., all blue videos with g3 will have same g segment.

3 different segments per key/argument, 4 keys/arguments, 2 colors = only 24 random segments inserted

Looks like there are just two resolutions - "high" 1080p, "low" 720p

h = ["high", "low"]

Nice code word/project name for this site wb-ice-cream-site

:)

b, e, g, h are random number from 1 to 3

Math.floor(Math.random() * 3) + 1

edit: b, e, g, h are different segments included. So all unique segments are in these videos:

blue-a-b1-c0000-d-e1-f-g1-h1-i 1f3dbdfd6a7c3d574b6b9eb8d07a3567.mp4

blue-a-b2-c0000-d-e2-f-g2-h2-i 241eb47071c89d8f18b0948763d6389a.mp4

blue-a-b3-c0000-d-e3-f-g3-h3-i 498ec3ba6719291e77b2a8870c744bdf.mp4

red-a-b1-c0000-d-e1-f-g1-h1-i ea2222b8b7a5c72396f76d65cf56890a.mp4

red-a-b2-c0000-d-e2-f-g2-h2-i bac726340f5486d9e02942c243e5b56b.mp4

red-a-b3-c0000-d-e3-f-g3-h3-i ce1aef26388b49562eab495b597e8fbc.mp4

b, e, g, h are all 1..3 ;)

https://gist.github.com/EriksRemess/62f946bda713da80c7905d1c...

Also macOS Big Sur 11.5.1 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212622

But can it run Pied Piper network?

Any link on the internet - shortened or not - can after some time die. Domain registration expire, websites get shut down. Domain changes ownership and new site goes up. Relax. It's just a lifecycle of Internet resources. Let us end this conversation. You obviously see things differently.

It's users choice to use a shortener to shorten their long URLs. Calling shorteners middleman is just wrong.

Not at the moment but Archive.org is an option I'm considering.

Thank you for being concerned for my life. I've set it up in a way that someone will take it over after my sudden death, don't worry.

And I care about climate change, even after my death.

No, it's public and has been run for 11 years already and will continue to do so in foreseeable future. I would say it is the most popular one in my home country and it has good reputation among users. From my experience most linkrot issues comes from the fact that sites and documents URL shorteners link to go down before URL shorteners themselves. Many websites from 11 years ago doesn't exist anymore.

Not all URL shorteners do that. I know because I own and maintain one that doesn't.