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On HN does it capture both the HN post page and the target page?

E.g.: for this submission I would want both https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49743097 and https://github.com/asciimoo/hister captured.

Romanian sounds like Latin, not like Russian :)

Your guess is correct. A 10x (typical) or 20x eyepiece would be used.

Besides the model, they've released an agentic CLI coding tool: https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code

Github link: https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen3-Coder

Same with my Pixel 6a. I wish they would provide more details about why it doesn't qualify.

Is there a software tool like this that can add random delays between key presses? It would be useful to prevent the kind of fingerprinting Deepseek does.

I researched such a tool yesterday but couldn't find one, so I created one using xte, but it's not really seamless.

> Lower stomach acid PH means the LES doesn’t close properly

I don't think that's correct. Lower stomach acid pH makes the LES close more tightly, with a max around pH==3.

Acid reflux is due to too low stomach acid (too high pH). The lower esophageal sphincter closing as a response to acid (pH) is documented in the literature.

I have used it, but it doesn't stop JS in background tabs, it unloads them which means that I'll have a multi-second delay when I focus the tab again. ATM I unload them manually, in bulk.

> I've always been a bookmark guy, and I don't know how you hundreds-of-tabs guys do it.

I use both. I use a modified version of TabsAside, but I also use multiple windows, one for each topic + general. The way I work, as I go through the relevant material for the current topic, I open new tabs in the background (to research later) so I don't interrupt my flow. Bookmarks are too much friction for this workflow.

I wish I would have a way/setting to stop JS on tabs that are not in focus (without unloading them, and waiting for the reload when I focus them), maybe with a whitelist. I have plenty of memory.

For me the most CPU is used by idle Youtube tabs in Firefox. Turns my whole browser into a janky mess, gets progressively worse the more time the Youtube tabs are left open/loaded.

Good catch, I missed that. I also think this adds to the evidence that this is fake and his HN account was compromised.

I don't know what's with the Medium username `peravi8126` but the article is also available at https://medium.com/@vjeuxx/why-im-leaving-meta-c3ab43491204

Romania: Registrul National al Donatorilor Voluntari de Celule Stem Hematopoietice - https://registru-celule-stem.ro/

FWIW, the current article title is "CDC vaccine advisers vote to recommend Covid-19 boosters for all adults" and the submission title is "FDA authorizes Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna Covid vaccine boosters for all adults". It looks like it was updated/corrected after the submission.

Glad I could contribute something :)

That's a valid URL, AFAICT.

https://www.paulirish.com/2010/the-protocol-relative-url/

> We believe the Skype experience should be seamless, accessible, and reliable no matter what browser or device you are using, so we are adding support for all browsers. We would like to make sure that no matter which device, platform, or browser you're using, Skype will always give you a great experience.

Yet, the Firefox logo is missing from the list.

Without more details you're just announcing your biases to HN.

How would you describe your psychological state before going to your first 10 day meditation retreat?

From https://sites.google.com/site/udfintro/ :

> Although an implementation may use a journal to protect metadata integrity, this does not guarantee interoperability between platforms since it is not part of the standard.

it seems it's left up to the implementation.

I've dug out some more details re:Windows 9p support. See under "How it works": https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-for-wsl...

There's a real gem in that thread:

> FYI: There is also another cross-platform filesystem (Linux kernel, Windows NT kernel, Mac OS X kernel) suitable for hard disks too with POSIX permissions about which people do not know too much. It is UDF.

As I was struggling to find a way to share data between Linux/Windows with my gpu-passthrough setup, I'm excited to use this.

I think I've read something about 9p support in the latest Windows versions and I think QEMU supports 9p so that might become a good solution, too.

Run the app in a separate netns and then you can create iptables/netfilter rules that match on that netns.

It treats people like responsible adults, not like children to be told what to do and disciplined if they don't.

Any pointers to get SafetyNet to pass?

Slightly OT, but the Prototype Fund has one of the best Codes of Conduct I've seen: https://prototypefund.de/en/code-of-conduct/.