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appears vibecoded which doesn't give me confidence, still interesting though.

pnpm has also moved a few of its components from javascript to rust in its latest release

Lix is also a soft fork of the official Nix package manager implementation: https://lix.systems/

https://webcrack.netlify.app/ was made exactly for this, it's a really useful tool

Currently, every wiki they host is on its own domain (besides the meta one)

Related to this specific example, WMR headsets are just open enough for linux VR software to work with them - https://lvra.gitlab.io/docs/hardware/#xr-devices (of course this is an uphill battle, ...)

I had to go through that same system recently, and noticed that families with children - in the same, nornal boarding group - were all called to a line to the side of the face scanners that had the normal boarding pass scan system. Maybe you have to ask to be in that line? It was very confusing in the moment because a sign implied that line was for the 'premium' members (or whatever the preboarding group is called) and the face scanners were for regular boarding... (+ zero information about opting out)

Adding on to this, explosions deal significantly more damage if your whole player is exposed - so one block holes where the bottom half of the player hitbox is covered by bedrock on all sides are usually marked by hacked clients

Have you seen SingleFile?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/

https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile

Dupe

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26199410

First, shut off your computer. Deal with the problem (looking at HN, for example) on another device. From there, boot up your computer in safe mode (depends on your operating system). Get all the files you want to keep on a flash drive, and reset your device. That's the most secure way to do it, as it wipes all the files from your computer and deletes anything the hackers could be using to control your computer remotely. Change your passwords and be careful what you download.

I like the idea! There are a lot of websites that have so many ads the article is impossible to read.

And then get a DMCA request which takes down your Github repo.

I'm not the creator of this web browser, probably should clarify that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19553941

Edit: Title changed from "I tried creating..." to "Someone tried creating..."

Markdown is better for many people that want quick formatting even if you have to remember the syntax. Dumbdown is for people that want easy formatting, even if it takes more keystrokes.

This page only counts votes from early users of HN

This reminds me of ugliest.app - there was a hn post on it a while ago. And then suprise, suprise, someone made a "paypal" login page which was hosted on the main domain. It was put on the blacklist, not sure if it still is.

Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25795575

HN is a place for "intellectual curiosity", instead of just tech. A lot of it is tech, but not all.

This is a really agressive move from facebook. Now when people switch from whatsapp to signal, some will assume messanger is better and not notice the tiny ad badge.

Dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25691631

Ohhhh... Now I get it.

Oops, I said cdn instead of cms.

What is up with this thread? These comments are duplicated from the top thread...

I would recommend reposting this as a Show HN (with your github link or whatever you use to host this project), as posts with links tend to get more visibility. Also, it makes more sense for a post that is showing HN what you have made.

Example: "Show HN: PhoenixCDN"

Thanks!