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Some links I want to open in 1 container profile, some in the other.

I need a native switcher, or better profiles support. In chrom/ium browsers with velja (open to alternatives which support ff profiles), I can click a link and it prompts me in which profile I want to open. Only thing blocking me from switching to firefox. (and figma perf is bad on ff but that's not really a ff problem)

thank you!

wait really? do you have a link I can check out?

huh? what is the context lol

> ... This creates a need for human users to prove to websites that they're human, sometimes through tasks like challenges or logins.

No I do not? This sounds incredibly condescending as a user – I don't need to prove anything.

Their example of Play Integrity API is alarming because that essentially means either use this OS and this browser which has been verified only by us or we will not allow you to use the internet (SafetyNet vibes)

It's hilarious how every Tailwind thread ends up looking the same somehow. Use it if you want. It's just a (very good!) tool which some people find useful.

Thanks Adam and all the Tailwind contributors for your work!

Wow, thank you for your work! Regularly use steamdb, lovely site!

Yes, as far as I remember, you can enter the host you want to connect to in the settings.

EDIT: docs: https://bitwarden.com/help/change-client-environment/

Same, I use it for all the work apps I need instead of getting 5 different electron apps, works pretty well. The easel and notes are also pretty nice.

never thought i'd see someone mention HPMoR on HN :D

and another for rust gui frameworks https://www.areweguiyet.com/

ive worked on vue and have been looking to dip my toes into ruby on rails, any tips?

I loved reading these https://increment.com/

also massive collection of blogs https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

Thank you! :)

Wow thank you very much!

A lot of recommendations here, so I would like to ask for some (hope that's allowed).

- Operating Systems. I had a course on OS (I'm a student), but I felt it was kind of lacking, and would like to explore more. - Compilers? Seems very interesting

Also I've started with a bit of haskell to learn functional programming, would love some pointers from the more experienced people here :D

(Also networking?? So much to learn lol)

How do you compile it to a single blob?

Android 12, whose developer previews have started.

Source: https://developer.android.com/about/versions/12/overview