I don’t know the current status on this, but it worked by recording your phone’s mac address (or bluetooth address) when your phone scans for wifi networks. So it could track you without you even needing to join the network. AFAIK this particular tactic was countered by Android and IOS randomizing the mac address it sends out (your networking stack can simply lie about it).

Sadly this approach is very likely impossible to block. It’s much more computationally intensive for google, which is why they haven’t done this in the past, but it is essentially impossible to block if done well.

Basically when you “move fast and break things” eventually all those broken things catches up to you

Just changed it to 70ch and yea I think I prefer this

I think the only major things would be around the css selectors like footer > * + * {, but it wouldn’t really take too many changes. It basically already works in w3m

Incredible! That’s pretty much what I was gonna say. Might throw this dockerfile in the extras folder.

Yea the hexbear specific stuff basically boils down to the taglines, the emojis, and the header in home.tmpl. There’s quite a few things I could do to make it a lot easier to use for other lemmy instances … there’s not a lot of configuration right now, but I tried to leave a lot of comments in the code.

It’s cool for some stuff, I follow a lot of artists and indie game devs on there and it’s nice and chill. The people I follow are supportive of each other and it feels more like a community than like a marketplace. I was never into twitter though so I dunno if people looking for that will like it.

https://worlds-beyond-number.simplecast.com/

It’s a “d&d” podcast, but without marvel vibes some of big ones give off. The world is very creative and feels more like a fairy tale than your standard lotr style fantasy, it’s got subtle sound effects and music edited in, and the dm calls himself a socialist (okay he’s certainly not an ml or anything, but the show isn’t full of cringey anti-communist tropes).

I have a relatively nice grinder and an aeropress. I’ve used traditional presses, moka pots, a v60, and so on but I definitely prefer the aeropress. It’s extremely easy and consistent. Once you have your recipe dialed there’s almost nothing you can do to fuck it up so I just never get any astringency or acidity.

That said the grinder is definitely more important than the brew method. If you have $70 to spend; get a $65 grinder and get a $5 press or v60 at a thrift shop. You definitely want an electric grinder with nice ceramic burrs if you can afford it.

I used a hand grinder for years. A very nice and accurate one. The idea of using a hand grinder + moka pot was very romantic to me, but in practice it’s a huge pain in the ass and the coffee will never come out as good as a silly looking plastic aeropress.

Jesus Christ it’s a dollar here and I still complain constantly that it isn’t free

In general the high end “flagship” devices have unlockable bootloaders, but the devices that the vast majority of people can afford do not. I expect to see a similar thing in laptops. If you can throw down 2-3,000 USD on a new XPS or Thinkpad X1C you’ll likely get the privilege of an unlockable bootloader. For most of the non-US world that’s a huge chunk of everyone (including developers) salaries.