brogeroni's recent activity
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Comment on Announcing the eighth annual Tildes' Make Something Month (Timasomo)! in ~tildes
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Comment on Which privacy-friendly home appliances exist? e.g. robot vacuum cleaners. in ~tech
brogeroni Linkhttps://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots/ You can get regular Chinese vacuum cleaners and then root them to work with valetudo instead of talking with the original cloudhttps://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots/
You can get regular Chinese vacuum cleaners and then root them to work with valetudo instead of talking with the original cloud
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Comment on UBlock Origin got turned off with my most recent Brave browser update. Any alternatives? in ~tech
brogeroni Link ParentYou should definitely use the version in the bundle. I run into problems with brave shields all the time, but the bundled ubo works greatYou should definitely use the version in the bundle. I run into problems with brave shields all the time, but the bundled ubo works great
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Comment on UBlock Origin got turned off with my most recent Brave browser update. Any alternatives? in ~tech
brogeroni LinkDid you install uBO through the chrome app store, or is it the bundled uBO that comes with brave? It has a special set of like 6 MV2 extensions that it bundles in and supports, with uBO being one...Did you install uBO through the chrome app store, or is it the bundled uBO that comes with brave? It has a special set of like 6 MV2 extensions that it bundles in and supports, with uBO being one of them. I haven't heard any news of them removing support for this, so it should be supported for a while to come still.
Try going to the following:
1.Settings page
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Extensions
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Manifest V2 extensions
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Then enable uBO
Or try going to brave://settings/extensions/v2 and enabling uBO there.
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Comment on European Parliament achieves upgrade to air passenger rights in ~transport
brogeroni Link ParentThey all seem very reasonable, and hopefully hard to loophole out ofThey all seem very reasonable, and hopefully hard to loophole out of
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Comment on The UK prime minister resigned after this video in ~society
brogeroni LinkA nice continuation to my last post. In this video, a full time YouTuber bullies a part time YouTuber until he resigns from his job.A nice continuation to my last post.
In this video, a full time YouTuber bullies a part time YouTuber until he resigns from his job.
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The UK prime minister resigned after this video
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Comment on British cities are a game design nightmare in ~transport
brogeroni LinkJust a general decent video about how Britain does (or doesn't) deal with zoning, and learn about the division of responsibilities between layers of government. Highly recommend watching till the...Just a general decent video about how Britain does (or doesn't) deal with zoning, and learn about the division of responsibilities between layers of government.
Highly recommend watching till the end (13:00) for a cameo appearance from a very topical small youtuber with 51k subs.
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British cities are a game design nightmare
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Comment on Hundreds trying to storm Wisconsin beagle research facility met with rubber bullets and pepper spray in ~news
brogeroni Link ParentI'm guessing it's not July 1 yet so they still have their license.I'm guessing it's not July 1 yet so they still have their license.
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Comment on Two visions for the future of AR smart glasses in ~tech
brogeroni Link ParentMost of it seemed reasonable, but yeah I agree implants are a step too farMost of it seemed reasonable, but yeah I agree implants are a step too far
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Comment on Two visions for the future of AR smart glasses in ~tech
brogeroni LinkI long for the day we won't have smartphones and we'll all just have our personal HUDI long for the day we won't have smartphones and we'll all just have our personal HUD
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Comment on Forgot Chrome's unusable, any recommendations? in ~tech
brogeroni LinkBrave is a perfectly ok chrome replacement, there's even native buttons to enable ublock origin. Sure you gotta disable some features, but which browser doesn't?Brave is a perfectly ok chrome replacement, there's even native buttons to enable ublock origin.
Sure you gotta disable some features, but which browser doesn't?
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Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp
brogeroni Link ParentI assume standard workout advice applies Just try to blink that led, and maybe you'll end up doing much more. And if you only end up getting that done, so be it. Have small achievable goals to...I assume standard workout advice applies
Just try to blink that led, and maybe you'll end up doing much more. And if you only end up getting that done, so be it. Have small achievable goals to start (test out a resistor) and over time it'll hopefully become a habit
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Comment on Edible microlasers made from food-safe materials can serve as barcodes and biosensors in ~science
brogeroni LinkThis is interesting. I can see it being used as like a tamper proof seal. For example if you have seafood, you can make it turn blue if it ever goes above 0C.This is interesting. I can see it being used as like a tamper proof seal. For example if you have seafood, you can make it turn blue if it ever goes above 0C.
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Comment on Why does the UK have colour-coded milk? in ~food
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Comment on What have you been putting off/procrastinating about doing? in ~life
brogeroni LinkTaxes as well, but got an extension so it's an October problem now :P I've finally stopped procrastinating on cooking at home again and excited for that. Saves the wallet and saves the health.Taxes as well, but got an extension so it's an October problem now :P
I've finally stopped procrastinating on cooking at home again and excited for that. Saves the wallet and saves the health.
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Comment on Tell me about your favorite Minecraft mods! in ~games
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Comment on What are some good YouTube channels/shows/series related to travel? in ~travel
brogeroni LinkTim the traveller man goes around Europe looking at nerdy stuffTim the traveller man goes around Europe looking at nerdy stuff
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Comment on Using AI generated code will make you a bad programmer in ~tech
brogeroni Link ParentIf all software is made completely automatically, imagine the efficiency gains you'd get from... Everything. Even if we don't have the same relative status as before, I'm sure you could live...If all software is made completely automatically, imagine the efficiency gains you'd get from... Everything. Even if we don't have the same relative status as before, I'm sure you could live comfortably, and probably have decent quality of life improvements.
But IMO much more likely is this whole ai bubble sigmoid flattens out and then a good 10-20 years pass before we have the real killer use case for it (similar many of America's previous bubbles like dark fiber).
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