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your_paranoid_neighbour

@ your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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  • How useful are functional programming languages?

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  • One answer: scala

    Scala is used in a lot of places, it's a very good mix of OOP and FP, not fully functional, but you can simply not use the OOP parts.

    For databases, accesses to the world state, etc, there are monad transformers

  • You're right to call me out on that

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  • "Do you want me to make a travel guide for a trip to mordor?"

  • True story that might have happened today

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  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    True story that might have happened today

  • How does browserleaks detect uBlock blocklists ?

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  • How does browserleaks detect uBlock blocklists ?

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  • These urls were all blocked by my hosts file, so it seems to trigger something else.

    Edit: it didn't do anything it seems, it's all "not detected".

  • How does browserleaks detect uBlock blocklists ?

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  • I use ublock origin with no global cosmetic filtering, only some specific cosmetic filtering that I added manually, nextdns with a shit ton of block lists, a hosts file with hagezi ultimate mini.

    It didn't detect anything:

    Edit: I'm using the adguard blocklist

    Edit 2:

    The website does only some downloads that are pattern matched only by some block lists, if you don't use certain rules, it doesn't get caught. It doesn't use other domains, or any other thing, just downloads files that look like domains or parts of the URL of the pattern matched rules.

    So if the filter list use domain blocking, it won't get caught by the website. If the filter list use simple URL pattern matching to get the domain or part of the path, then it will get blocked.

  • Videos @lemmy.world
    your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Examining an Arctic Island with Almost Zero Information… Eight Bears Island | Geomargin

  • Videos @lemmy.world
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    37:31

    why is romance "cringe"? | bazazilio

  • The Silencing of Me | Current Affairs [1:39:04]

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  • How can this be a joke? Wokeness ruined my marriage too

  • Videos @lemmy.world
    your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com
    1:39:04

    The Silencing of Me | Current Affairs

  • Some of my usb ports not working in Mint

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  • Had the same problem ages ago, as the other said, iommu 100%. iommu=pt on the kernel variables at grub or systemd-boot, and you're ready to go!

    Edit: fx6300 on an 990x gaming, from gigabyte too, at the time.

  • Tip for noisy microphones while using pipewire: importing module-echo-cancel from pulseaudio

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  • Interesting! Didn't know about that, good to know!

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
    your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Tip for noisy microphones while using pipewire: importing module-echo-cancel from pulseaudio

  • Linux @programming.dev
    your_paranoid_neighbour @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Tip for noisy microphones while using pipewire: importing module-echo-cancel from pulseaudio

  • What are some tricks to efficiently search for information on the internet?

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  • Searxng with brave, duckduckgo, google, mullvadleta, mullvadleta brave and qwant as the search engines. Law of big numbers makes it quite useful.

  • Lemmy "Subscribed" page loads slower than "All"?

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  • Every instance is like this it seems, maybe lemmy doesn't make a batched select at the cache and the db, but idk.

    Maybe a new webscale backend could solve this, but i'm just a java backend developer, not a rust one. Maybe could be an interesting project, scala + pulsar + batching, turning lemmy into a microservices hellscape.

    Edit: but