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OrganicMaps is incredibly snappy compared to OsmAnd~.

If you extend your love to all who live on earth then you'd take care not to contribute to the climate breakdown which ruins their lives.

Yes, rush by train. Climate catastrophe makes families die.

They did some neat game mechanic tweaks, especially of the previously useless units: mechanics and thieves being able to revive and capture vehicles. Keeps the spirit of the old game but makes it more fun.

Every ad blocker gets full and complete access to all your data.

Except uBlock Origin Lite¹ which is permission-less.

¹) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...

why don't we block ads at the operating system level instead at the browser level?

sure, we do that, too: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

Hackernews was released as free / open source some years back. There's a community managed fork: https://github.com/arclanguage/anarki/

it's really good. very easy to import and work on multi-page docs, even with different page sizes. the developers did an amazing job there.

this is so sad. what a misogynist company. good friends don't let friends use facebook.

We can try to abolish police.

Well, there are other add-ons for that.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bypass-paywal...

"This place is not a place of honor"

Oh, so ravynOS would kind of be for macOS what ReactOS is for Windows?

i can confirm this

Yea, or just use a Firefox add-on[0] to change the user-agent to Edge for the Teams web app

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/teams-phone-f...

(or even better, don't use Teams at all, obviously)

Even on a pretty powerful system, having a project timeline longer than an hour made the entire interface run at ~5fps for me when adjusting cuts.

Did you use proxy clips? It's not on by default[0].

[0] https://userbase.kde.org/Kdenlive/Manual/Projects_and_Files/...

We further believe that local learning can offer benefits that outweigh the risk of additional fingerprinting,

Nice. I thought the local learning (which was kinda the main appeal of PB) was dead after reading that post. Glad that isn't the case.

For me, Shotcut, Openshot, Flowblade, Olive and Pitivi have been crashing to often to be worth using. Openshot used to be less flaky when I used it a few years ago when it was in GTK but the Qt version has not been stable to me.

Kdenlive is amazing though, especially the timegraphs for applying effects, and the clip proxying which makes it amazingly smooth for large projects on old laptops. I don't think any of the other free video editors come anywhere close.

Wasn't the local learning disabled because it enabled fingerprinting?[0] Has that been fixed since you're recommending it?

[0] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/10/privacy-badger-changin...

A hybrid of Mastermind and the Android pattern lock.

Neat idea, great implementation.

Another important thing is that heads uses only free software, while Tails continues using non-free software. Non-free software can not be audited and as such cannot guarantee you security or anonymity.

Latest version of heads is 4 years old so not sure how much security those developers can guarantee.

This is animal abuse!

You could use a simple client-side JS OCR library, like GOCR.js[0]. It may only work on good photos of relatively new tires with clearly printed text, and that's not always what bicycle tires look like when you're looking to replace it, so not sure how useful it'd be.

[0] https://antimatter15.com/gocr.js/demo.html

I wish this was available for Sway. Could be great for old laptops.

Limitations

Windows Only

There's a string holding his beard.

redshift,

This was also a showstopper for me. Now, however, in Debian Sid `redshift -m wayland` works fine (although Gnome also has its own

my global hotkeys,

They can be configured in your compositor. For those used to using i3, Sway makes this easy by being mostly compatible.

... which is especially embarrassing because they got rid of the problem in Swedish and Norwegian.

Sounds really interesting. I'm kinda scared to use npm right now to be honest. What dangers may be hidden deep in the dependency trees? But is a review of every update then done, because rc used to be a legit package?

More info: https://therecord.media/malware-found-in-coa-and-rc-two-npm-...