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Redlib typically has less aggressive restrictions: https://farside.link/redlib/r/OSINT/comments/1opjjyv/i_may_h...

(Farside.link just picks a random instance)

It's also available in the official F-Droid repo: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.roguetemple.hyperroid

Archive for anyone else having issues loading the page: https://archive.today/z47RV

> Told me to make a turn at an intersection that did not allow turns.

That's an OpenStreetMap bug, the intersection likely isn't marked as not allowing turns. If you put a note (OSMAnd calls them OSM Notes) on the map someone will fix it when they can.

Personally I'd look through the brands listed in the Home Assistant integrations, either Local Push or Local Polling :

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/?cat=camera&iot_c...

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/?cat=camera&iot_c...

The documentation for setting up the integrations should also indicate whether there's any cloud involved.

> Also a great honeypot to query out all the users of this app and schedule them for a visit.

In other threads people have noted that the Dev's decision to be iOS only means Apple has a complete list of users but the Dev does not.

I'm using Glider on Android: https://github.com/Mosc/Glider

It's pretty nice and handles network issues well

There's also OpenLibrary by the Internet Archive:

https://openlibrary.org/

> > Onboarding is a lot of random environment setup hitches > > Learning how to navigate these hitches is a really important process

To add to this, a barrier to contribution can reduce low quality/spam contributions. The downside is that a barrier to contribution that's too high reduces all contributions.

My understanding is that most of those issues stem from Xorg's core design not really being compatible with modern hardware and the only way to fix it requires breaking all clients.

> Most new phones are trackable even if they are off, even.

For anyone wondering how this works: the cellular modem is a separate general-purpose computer that runs code from the manufacturer and the service provider, the only thing needed to allow tracking a phone that's off is circuitry to allow the modem to draw power independent of the rest of the phone.

> What's the Real Science™ then?

Monopolies and intense corporate consolidation are bad for everyone except shareholders and CEOs?

Works for me on Firefox Mobile w/ Ublock origin: https://i.imgur.com/8UAuXiu.jpeg

> I'm not sure what your point about "gender wars" is. Is this pole too effeminate for a man to be shaded by?

They were referring to this: >Its purpose was to assist female bus riders by offering shade during the hottest hours of the day and providing sidewalk lighting at night.

That must be what Barty's profile is referencing here:

> Dislikes: Tight corners (screeches!)

My family have both a Chrysler and a Subaru that try to do this, but they can't always keep up. (Sometimes I walk too fast and pull on the handle before it unlocks the door.)

> Note, demo requires WebGL so won't show in Firefox.

Works for me in Firefox on mobile?

It should be noted that vehicle design impacts the design (and therefore price) of tires, e.g. the 2012 Subaru Impreza is designed for a 15-18 inch rim and a low-profile tire, so the tires cost around $175 per

GP may have used superscript that got stripped, here's a test with normal numbers followed by the superscript version : 0⁰ 1¹ 2²

I think Firefox Desktop (but not Mobile) has this for all extensions but I'm not able to check right now

Watch also clears the terminal between runs

> Some big programs split it, usually for the worse.

For some reason ZSH provides split manpages and a concatenated manpage (zshall, iirc.) I personally just use the concatenated manpage

PenLight might count: https://lunarmodules.github.io/Penlight/

GP's just returning to the Unix style, though they typically had /usr on NAS (which is why some things were in /bin instead of /usr/bin, for example.)

I believe they were referring to the use of ZFS snapshots for a Copy-on-Write type setup

The site seems to have been HN'd:

https://archive.ph/xP8YB

Archive.Today to the rescue: https://archive.today/IAwB0

Bad regex strikes again

  If paper.contains('diverse|diversity|…'); then; DEI_papers += paper; end

https://xkcd.com/1217 aka "just remove the cancer"