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You misplaced "lunatics" in your sentence, though sadly the likely answer remains the same.

The old look is still available. Settings > Themes > Editor > Coloring Mode

You can also adjust density, rounded corners, transparency, blur, etc.

Maybe but it's always been a problem. I've been receiving offers to monetize or sell my extension for over a decade.

I hope this means they're changing the main menu back to functioning like an actual menu instead of a weird panel thing, but somehow I doubt it.

* You don't believe China should be an "adversary"

Personally I use https://github.com/pyxelr/hacker-news-bluish-gray

git log --first-parent

Works best if your merge commits have useful messages.

Is there something significant about this release? I read the changelog but nothing really stands out to me.

Considering it still needs javascript, this trick seems massively overcomplicated compared to the following:

  <textarea oninput="this.style.height = 0; this.style.height = this.scrollHeight + 'px'"></textarea>

(Yes this forces an extra reflow but it likely won't matter)

Yes, because the bill hasn't actually taken effect yet. Meta is blocking news preemptively, Google plans to do so later.

Yep, I've been getting these emails since 2014, around 200 in total. My extension has had between 30,000 and 100,000 active users. They often quote up to $500 a month per 1000 users, which sounds too good to be true.

These tests just show the default settings. If you enable the ad blocker and disable third party cookies it would score a lot better.

This SVG path editor is incredibly useful if you're building or editing SVGs by hand: https://yqnn.github.io/svg-path-editor/

Isn't Raddle open source? The footer links to https://postmill.xyz/ https://raddle.me/wiki/why_raddle

I've noticed my newer GitHub repos are not indexed by Google for weeks, while on Bing and DDG they show up very quickly.

Wouldn't blocking third-party cookies prevent this? It should really be the default setting at this point.

It often missed what should have been exact matches. You could copy and paste a variable name or a string from the repo and the search would not find it.

> User interface updates: Dark mode support on Windows 10 and 11.

You can deny push notifications by default in your browser settings and never be prompted again. They can still be manually allowed on the sites where you actually want them. Same goes for location requests and other "site settings".

Also posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34412975

Aside, I've been waiting years for a favicon API, which Chrome has had from the start. It's a pretty glaring hole for any extension that displays bookmarks or history.

At least with Manifest V3 they finally triaged the issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1315616

The Decentraleyes[1] and LocalCDN[2] extensions aim to do this in part. But the effectiveness is limited since they only have a handful of libraries and most sites bundle their javascript.

[1] https://decentraleyes.org/

[2] https://www.localcdn.org/

I still miss my BlackBerry, not just for the keyboard; the trackpad was far more precise and comfortable than a touch screen. No awkward reaching for controls at the top of the screen, no fat-fingering the wrong link.

I honestly think their biggest mistake was the BlackBerry-specific data plan requirement, not the slow entry to the touchscreen market.

They have it on their website, no account needed:

https://www.lastpass.com/features/username-generator

Indeed most git GUIs can do this. git-gui (built-in), VSCode, Sublime Merge, Git Extensions to name a few.

I use this on an ancient Chromebook because VSCode and Lapce feel sluggish in comparison. What it really needs is a plugin manager.

I prefer the approach taken by nostr[1] and Scuttlebutt[2], where identity is a public key not tied to any particular server. However Mastodon is gaining a lot more traction and seems to be good enough in practice.

1. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr

2. https://scuttlebutt.nz/

> Thunar: It is now possible to add a 'file creation date' column

Finally! Coming from Windows this is something I've always missed.

I know older filesystems didn't support it but EXT4 has been the default for years now.

I worked around this issue using xcape to map my Super key to another key combo:

  xcape -e "Super_L=Alt_L|F1"

Then set the keyboard shortcut for xfce4-popup-whiskermenu to the new combo (Alt+F1 in this case). This allows other Super shortcuts to work without triggering whiskermenu.