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Postpaid plans (the traditional ones which have contracts) usually give discounted or free phone upgrades while prepaid does not, so they can bring the price down.
In the past I recommended people to look at https://github.com/camsong/You-Dont-Need-jQuery. I haven't looked at it in a while but it looks up to date.
If a you manually copy text then that's a "gesture". Sites are able to add malicious code when you copy text and this won't change as far as I know. In terms of security, it's horrible but not new.
Looks blocked to me.
Using google to limit the results by date, it looks like Airbnb was the second to use the text, a few days after "WeChalet"
https://www.google.com/search?q=before%3A2020-10-31+%22Geo-l...
It's not a huge battery drain when I use it at all. Google already has a history of where you go so I don't even know why they would need more battery for it.
In practice it's usually done with SSL termination (MITM but you have a trusted certificate)
Adguard Docs on it: https://kb.adguard.com/en/general/https-filtering#how-does-h...
Charles Proxy: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/proxying/ssl-prox...
It's mainly the "&" which does it, which is pretty common.
I haven't tried it since I don't use Windows 11 but I believe it's supported
https://ramensoftware.com/7-taskbar-tweaker-on-windows-11-wi...
I agree, although there are hint links on each answer which generally give you the selector you are "intended" to use
I saw a few of livestream scams happen real-time so let me explain what I saw. I didn't see it on YouTube but I saw it on Twitch a few times and I never saw anyone mention it before.
Short answer is it's an evolution of the Elon Musk Twitter scams where people are told to send crypto (Usually bitcoin) to an address to double it. The main difference than the traditional scams is with livestream you have an audience - the chat.
Tens of thousands of viewbots to bring the counter on the livestream high and then the chat is flooded with chat messages but fake accounts that I can see how people could think they were real. Things trying to convince you that it is safe, that it worked, and even talking with each other asking how easy it is. It doesn't matter if the account is banned after 20 minutes or more, it's already done the damage.
First time I saw this was about ~6 months ago. It was a fake account with a similar name for a Dota streamer. They had fake footage of the game and I was pretty shocked. It had something like 10,000 viewers and after reporting the channel it was still up for a while.
Other times I've seen it with Elon Musk with footage of the Tesla plant talking to a reporter about crypto. I can see how the voices can be fakes as well and how much potential it can have when combined with the chat. These were up for less time.
For me I had to disable a newish setting called "Prefer Fuel-efficent routes". It's in navigation settings.
It too aggressively took me on a highway and I don't even think it was too effective in being fuel efficient.
Searches for "bifl" within the URL. As others have said though, I find it easier to only use "site:". Like "site:reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife"
https://www.w3fools.com/ explains most of it but as explained it apparently mostly resolved the past issues
If anyone has the issue with Windows and it taking forever try uninstalling, wiping all your user data in AppData and then reinstalling. Worked for me at least after being extremely frustrated. I think they are converting the windows version to the same platform.
Not saying it doesn't frustrate me with other things. I haven't used the Mac client in a while but I remember it being really good though
If I had to guess why you had issues, the app probably had certificate pinning. Apple makes it pretty easy to pin domains, but it's also not too difficult to circumvent it.
This looks to cover it pretty well: https://www.guardsquare.com/blog/leveraging-infoplist-based-...
It's listed in rfc6761 which it references there.
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6761#section-6.5
The domains "example.", "example.com.", "example.net.", "example.org." [...]
I just recently saw this on this as an example as a Recency illusion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recency_illusion
It has a few references there that I have not confirmed myself but it does list a reference to Shakespeare.
It's a bit skewed since it's a default system installed app and people generally aren't going to rate it unless they are unhappy but hopefully it doesn't blow over. I agree that there are a lot of people who are unhappy (including myself).
I noticed in the Powertoys devdocs[1] it mentions the settings[2] uses React. This looks to be for the settings. Windows 11 had some multi-tasking changes which look very similar to Fancy Zones and I wouldn't be surprised if they are using React in Windows 11 itself.
I assume they are probably using React Native through their FluentUI[3]. Would be curious if anyone knows more info on it.
[1] https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/tree/fa92f2e581e8c74c...
[2] https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/tree/fa92f2e581e8c74c...
[3] https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/get-started/...
The post has was restored by reddit and an admin responded with their explanation of it being human error.
This will sound a bit flippant or trite, and I'm sorry about that - but this really was just a human error when handling multiple reports on the post. The person reviewing misunderstood what they were seeing, didn't realize the significance of the image and erred believing the name was PII.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/o2d4fc/officer_john_p...
I started using SponsorBlock (https://sponsor.ajay.app/) a bit ago. I was skeptical that the crowdsourcing wouldn't reach enough but I find it works for most videos.
It essentially tags parts of videos and it's pretty customizable - it only highlight a certain type, have it skip automatically, etc.
I already pay for YouTube Premium and am not a fan of ads.
the extension "Google docs offline" was renaming files form Photopea to .TXT. You are using the same extension.
https://github.com/photopea/photopea/issues/2294#issuecommen...
"Google docs offline" is an official extension from google which you get prompted to install when you go to Google Drive in Chrome without the extension installed. I don't think that caused anything and it looks like there was an actual bug you had:
There really was a bug in Photopea. If you opened a file, whose name started with a dot . , like .myfile.psd, It was always exported as .TXT_ I have fixed this bug. You can open files with any names now, and they should be saved under the right extension.
https://github.com/photopea/photopea/issues/3116#issuecommen...
It did seem like the issue was on your end and not the extensions though.
Yeah this is correct. I was able to use a Magisk module to whitelist the KDE Connect app in Android 10 and it worked fine.
This is only for rooted devices so it's not really something most people are going to be able to do.
Windows also has Powertoys Run https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/run
There are of course a bunch of third party apps and I've used many of them across multiple OS.
Jetbrains provides plugins for Intellij that support almost every other language they have a "dedicated IDE" for. That's what I do and it supports almost every language I throw at it. The exceptions that I know of are Rider and parts of Android Studio
Ray uses it to more efficiently transfer objects across processes and nodes.
https://docs.ray.io/en/master/serialization.html
https://arrow.apache.org/blog/2017/10/15/fast-python-seriali...
They do have some here: https://github.com/search/advanced
I think they made it harder to find - I remember being able to get to it in just the search bar. Having the syntax autocompleted for you would be nice.
This isn't going to be as common. Either way it's not surprising.