uBlock Origin:

developer.chrome.com##+js(trusted-set-cookie, devsite-appearance-cookie, device)

This will require you to add "user-" to your trusted prefixes in the advances settings.
AdGuard:

developer.chrome.com#%#//scriptlet('trusted-set-cookie', 'devsite-appearance-cookie', 'device')

AdGuard always trusts user filters.
This for some reason defaults to light instead of device and is a session cookie so it's wiped every time. fuck you too google. by the way google is the one who came up with the prefers-color-scheme CSS media queries and they refuse to use them anywhere except YouTube.

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The most puzzling thing about MV3-based content blockers is this line in the Chrome docs:
>Note: As of Manifest V3, the "webRequestBlocking" permission is no longer available for most extensions. Consider "declarativeNetRequest", which enables use the declarativeNetRequest API. Aside from "webRequestBlocking", the webRequest API is unchanged and available for normal use. Policy installed extensions can continue to use "webRequestBlocking".
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/webRequest
Why are MV3 blockers missing so much functionality then? Can't they just use dNR to block and wR for literally everything else? Both uBlock and AdGuard docs refer to limitations in the dNR API for various things that are not blocking, but these operations that are not blocking can just be done in wR it would seem.

>>107669329
read nigga read

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>>107669340
RESPOND YOU FUCKING WHORES!

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>>107654830
>>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yokoffing/filterlists/refs/heads/main/block_third_party_fonts.txt
How is this different to
>Block remote fonts

>freebsd
woke shitware in bed with lincucks
>openbsd
slow and bloated

>>107661294
is this the macos general?

>>107670373
netbsd is the based and correct option

>>107670528
redpill me on netbsd

>>107670540
it does not suffer from any of the issues you specified
its not slow like openbsd and yet it does not compromise on security like freebsd
https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/the_strongest_kaslr_ever

I purchase headphones based on how they look

>>107670014
Good for mic, okay for speakers / line out, bad for headphones out.

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my Uli's lookin real cute, they're shippin off early Jan
>>107667218
Did they adjust the price down a bit with the change? Stealth was already pricing itself out with how much better the E3 was.
>>107667334
Idea is cool, interested to see how it plays out. Was on my radar before I decided Ulis were my pre-order gamble of this cycle.
>>107668335
Utopias are nice. Your next challenge will be avoiding the FOMO of buying 3FNs, so good luck with that.

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>>107668415
Redditors these days regurgitate ASR SINAD memes more than snake oil. Head-Fi is a train wreck though, the amount of people with $4k cables saying they work is insane.

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>>107668415
>mentions fat people for half the post
hey Sharur

>>107667285
>Tera is metric SI prefix and the drive has 2 000 000 000 000 bytes.
I don't remember ever agreeing to this absolute horseshit.

>>107667285
But they taught me in school that every bit halves uncertainty, so adding a bit is always 2^N+1 capacity.

>>107667259
ask windows, it's the only system that still displays TiB as TB

>>107669383
microsoft is fucking you in the ass and you blame the SI
dumb burger

>>107668676
>They even produce things like 512 fake GB disks so make people believe it's half a TB.
This here shows they only want to bullshit you and nothing else. If the non-metric unit was, hypothetically, 954/kb, with wangblows displaying 1000/kb instead, they'd be manufacturing the 954 one.

>>107670434
zion don and israel are in power for another 3 years

it's literally not my problem and there's nothing I can do to change it

>>107670438
it is your problem, just not yours to solve

>>107670442
correct, the free market will fix it

>>107670446
the banks are giving out credit backed by your deposits that are soon to go bad

>3000 data centres going up in the US
>it's going to affect everybody
Damn. And these data centres are an extremely raw deal for local. At least if Amazon comes in they'll hire a thousand. These data centres won't. They'll ship in a dozen Indians and run it with a skeleton crew.

And the locals we be subsiding them and their utility bill will go up hundreds of dollars. Utility bills go up 2x, sometimes 3x

If you got one of these data centres your local government fucked you over big time. Low ping with ChatGPT is all you get lmao. What happened with GPUs and RAM price will happen to your electric and water bill. And if you have a well it'll get run dry

Baion

bad

Keycaps that has the 80s/spaceman style?

>>107670592
Like this? https://kbdfans.com/collections/pbtfans-in-stock/products/pbtfans-1984

I sleep with my keyboard.

grim

>>107667252
it's the only thing that will ever call you daddy you repulsive incel

>>107667252
>Force
Mine just start to do it naturally.

>>107669588
I kneel...

>>107667252
same, but with your mom

>>107666191
Was it for saying
>fag
They don't like that.

>>107670089
>>107668537

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I use Firefox with everything at default settings and it just werks. People really depend on a pack of scripts to use this site? What are you even doing? We scroll, write shit, and attach pictures. What else do you really need to accomplish those things?

>>107668565
You can look at anyone's post history, even if they hide it, by going to their profile, clicking the search icon, and typing " ". It will return all posts and comments from them that has a space.

>>107670468
Bless you, Merry Christmas.

>>107640271
People who insist you should do method A and refuse to help you with method B don't actually know or understand method B.

>>107668082
>y-you just dont understand screwdrivers
This is a subset of Dunning-Kruger where not only can't you understand you're dumb as a brick, you also assume everyone else is as dumb as a brick.
This might work from time to time if you're a billionaire 150+ IQ - it doesn't when you're some 14yo permaneet linuxtroon like this mong.

>>107646974
'everyone' is a fuckton more complex than you can represent.

A and B are terrible method names desu, you shouldn't use either

>>107669625
...dammit, you won the thread. another situation where I had no idea it was a competition.

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>>107668128
>>107668301

>>107668301
>>107668312
Yes, i see how you're doing it.
Don't know the Strawberry player but looks nice.
I'm sure you can add genre and year also to be shown in the player's metadata list, but you already have it in the album folders name as it seems.

>>107668390
it is like this for any band, genre and artist if you pirate entire discographies, you just use directories, everything is 2 clicks away

>>107668410
Folderstructure wise, i have it very similar. The only difference is that i have not only the albums but also compilations demos, singles in the same artist folder lumpsummed without having separate subfolders for albums, singles and such.
Since i have the tags filled in, the player can sort them this way.

>>107640773
>nobody mentioned beets
https://github.com/beetbox/beets

>>107669974
that's easy. castor improved bass with all switches up.

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>>107669974
Obsoleted by fox IEM.

>>107670627
>can't measure hrtfs
>swears by it anyway

so cheap shitbud (less than 20-30USD) to buy in 25/25 is? gk kunten or something else? Want to try something new without spending 100+usd for new meta stuff, already have bright dunus and somewhat midrange oriented full size headphones so i wanted maybe V shape or neutral set

>>107669298
>annoy neighbors
>cops can't tell where the noise is coming from
>iems in
>can't hear cops knock anyway

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My curiosity persisted so I made another go and successfully got AntiX installed/configured to reasonably close to my own Debian setup (base +Standard System Utilities + xorg/Openbox).

I used the AntiX Core iso which is the closest thing to Debian netinist in that it's no X, WM, DE, but does have an essential install that includes WiFi to build from. There are obviously differences of package inclusion/exclusion, but I don't know what they all are, only ones that are readily nooticable on the surface. A very few examples is that the Openbox package doesn't include ObConf, htop is included, I tried to install mc but it was already there, ufw was already in it,

I mentioned the "arcane feeling UNIXy toolkit" (my description) that it has during installation, antiX-cli-cc I think was the command to get to it. That's how I got WiFi set up before getting started installing, and it's a very nice and interesting aspect of the total experience.

xinput set-prop <device number> "libinput Tapping Enabled" 1 didn't work until I discovered antiX assigns a different number to my touch pad. The struggle with that was one of the reasons I noped on the first install attempt, just figured I didn't want to go to the trouble of solving it, but did the work on this one and it's TAPPIN'.

It boots to Openbox at a little over 300 meg of RAM use.

I have some doubts I'll stay in it for long, it's just not as tight of a ship, but at least for now I get to enjoy being proudly anti-fascist magical anitcapitalista systemd resistance revolutionary n sheeeeeeeeeiiittt.

KEK
just discovered it doesn't have scrot pre-installed.

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>>107670251
Whatever here's the shot.

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>>107670342
OK, figured I'd try antiX-cli-cc on an already installed system, and sure enough, here it is. But, it's a little bit visually different than the pre-installation, as that one is a vertical list.

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>>107669824
nevermind i foiund it

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>>107665872
Distributions without any workforce behind them are a meme.
(whenever I say that some anon starts arguing as if distributions just magically maintain themselves)
>>107665956
"LTS kernel" is a matter of opinion, usually it means one of those older non-EOL-branches, the even numbers. Some distro calls 6.12 LTS and some call it 6.6, some could even 6.1.
>Is it about features?
It's specifically NOT about features, it's about bugfixes. You know like USB4 support came in 6.18 (or 6.17, can't remember) so most people here could just do 6.12.

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>>107670811

>>107670811
>Are they fucking retarded?
Yes. In the same way ChatGPT is. They're bio-LLMs with bad training data. Reality doesn't matter.

If there was anti vaccine people in the middle of a pandemic, do you think there won't be retards in the middle of a technologic evolution.

There was anti vaccine people in the middle of a pandemic, do you think there won't be retards in the middle of a technologic evolution.

Also fuck the new captcha made me post twice lol

>>107670482
>blogging system
static HTML is all you need

Kind of.

>>107670489
This guy actually ships.

>>107667274
>>107667644
3-20 coins on app
i only leave reviews if there's something really important to say

>>107669152
so if I leave a review using the website I get no coins?

>>107668556
Which ones did you get?

t. bought a Reimu cosplay on impulse and it's now too late cancel it

>>107624496
>zorro
>lathe bits
based machinist
review your shit after you've used it, compared to local pricey shit.

>>107669296
no coins. they are an app only exclusive