That's basically what happened before money was invented. Imagine being a shoe maker and wanting to get some food, can you convince the sellers to take new shoes for the food/groceries EVERY DAY?
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Just note that Firefox for android tabs are not isolated from each other, but they're sharing the same process, thus technically can access all of the other objects in Firefox′s memory. You should consider using mulch for these web-native apps style usage.
Can't wait for fission to come to mobile to solve all this mess...
Hi, better late than never, right?
I wanted to be able to inspect the URL paths and parameters, before actually engaging with the website itself, and be able to interact with these fields in a convenient way, just like with URLCheck on android. Also, if possible, to check the URL, to see if it redirects anywhere.
On PC, while it's not what I wanted to achieve, I settled on using Redirect Link extension, so at least after I spot a link that I want to redirect, I can clean it as I want and redirect it automatically. For example: these annoying AliExpress GCP links to normal item page with these regexps:
https://www.aliexpress.com/gcp/.+/?.*=&%3FproductIds=%5Cd+.* -> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/%q[productIds].html
cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/5042295
I'll start
cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/1073316
My 510 DHV, love this thing.
A review I wrote at reddit:
I own it for like a year and I just realised I didn't make an actual review post, but only comments, so here we go
- I find it a stealthy and versitile vape, that gives great flavour (I don't taste the wood at all, and I can't remember if I tasted it when it was newer).
- It supports dosing capsules (jackpods), but I hardly use them anymore, because IMO stem packing is much more convenient, and I'm not really want the extra conduction the capsule adds.
- The ABV is perfectly even with or without the capsules.
- The maintenance is minimal, just keep the screen, the deck clean, and maybe the coils too but idk how much it matters haha.
- you can change coils, but tbh, idk if you will ever NEED to change them. Just because you have the option doesn't mean you have to. Most other vapes don't ever change their heater too. So, because of that, I find the glow quite hassle free. You'll just need to learn to control you draw and basically how to use an unregulated convention vape (not as hard as you might think XD). But ofc you can do some nice coil builds with it if you want to.
- Hell, the price is good too, it's definitely not as expensive as a mighty for example. And for an hand crafted vaporizer, I think it's a great price (don't forget the price of the box mod and the batteries though).
For like a year, I've been using the coils that came installed with the glow, they worked perfectly for me at ~35-42w and gave my like 8-9 hits of tasty, decent size clouds.
Now I'm using SS316L coils, I find it a little more forgiving when you vaporize at high temps. The taste is the same, I think. It's easier to let other people use the vape too, because you don't have to explain how to use it every fucking time.
Bonuses to those who reached so far:
- The stock MP fits 14mm female joint naturally, so you can just hit a bong whenever you like.
- I highly recommend to use ArcticFox, the autofire and 30+ seconds timeout features making the use so much more convenient.
Edit: some points that I forgot are
- it fits 18/26 glass stems and bong adapters
- The finish is so well done, smooth and just beautiful! Dreamwood are known for their great woodworking on various vapes NGL.
This script transforms links from other instances to your home instance. So useful :)
As @MedicareForSome@lemmy.ml explained:
It makes it so that if you visit another instance using their URL, it will redirect you to your home version’s federated link.
E.g. if your home server is Lemmy.world, let’s say you find a link to Lemmy on another website but it’s a link to Lemmy.ml. If you click the link, you won’t be signed in.
So like: https://lemmy.ml/c/memes would redirect to https://lemmy.world/c/memes@lemmy.ml
This way you can seamlessly use Lemmy.
It does the same for posts.
Edit: since it works from any site, I highly recommend you to add it to your Android browser so it will work with webapp clients here's how:
You can use violentMonkey on ff browser too, but you need to unlock Dev options, then do this
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For forums: Yeah spaces are pretty great (have a look at Mozilla for example) and it can be an alternative IME.
For gaming which even if unasked about, is the majority of the users: When we can have push to talk option (client side, which can be done relatively easy) and proper 30+ FPS Screen share for gaming features, I think it'll be much easier to convince people to try it. Everything else IMO is QOL features that I don't mind about. We also tried to use mumble, but the lack of Screen share moved us straight back to discord eventually...