I've been looking around more recently, and the only local FOSS I've found that looks **maybe** good uses playwright and chromedriver, and attempts to fool the anti-scraping measures. Now I'm thinking about writing a script against the APIs myself.
I've been looking around more recently, and the only local FOSS I've found that looks **maybe** good uses playwright and chromedriver, and attempts to fool the anti-scraping measures. Now I'm thinking about writing a script against the APIs myself.
That was my reaction, too. Last time I did a big burst of eBay purchasing was 2020 or 2021. The story then, as far as I could see, was that all the sniping packages out there were foiled by eBay's changes to require oauth for their APIs + some anti-scraping measures.
Whereโs the CBS News town hall focused on the Democrats assassinated in Minnesota?
Even if this was actually a war, and only Congress can declare war, federal law still applies.
If you believe otherwise, Iโm going to call you a Nazi.
It's all just coincidence, I'm sure... ๐คฎ
www.nber.org/papers/w34524
Put differently: Donald Trump was too weak to stand up to Putin on behalf of our Ukrainian allies.
the log lady from twin peaks
never skip log day
Foreground - a breakfast burrito. Behind is the dog poking her snoot at my face
The burrito inspector has arrived and has some concerns
This might be one of the most monumentally insane things a government has done
Youtube TV: "if we can't reach an agreement and their content is unavailable for an extended period of time, weโll offer our subscribers a $20 credit."
The reason I have YoutubeTV is for live sports. You missed an NCAA Football Saturday. That is ~25% of the month, which should count as "extended".
I gave up on Evolution for privacy reasons after this bug sat unfixed for so long:
bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi...
(I think it took ~10 years for a fix to land.)
Hey @socialistdogmom.bsky.social ... can you say what happened to part 2 of the Curtis Maynard episode? It seems to have disappeared from the places I usually get my pods, and my podcatcher didn't cache a copy.
In the event you ever buy ads for SaaS pegasus, "because inspiration is perishable" might make a good slogan.
I forget who now, but back when I made desktop things for classic Mac OS, an acquaintance used to say something like "If I have a cool icon and a nice about box, I can do anything." A good domain name is that for me today.
And I never thought about it before, but that's the truth about inspiration.
I haven't given cursor a fair shake yet. It's on my list, but I've been procrastinating on it. Editing much with anything that's not a good vim drives me a little crazy. (I consider JetBrains' IdeaVim to be a good vim.)
... where to color in your boilerplate ...
I'm having some great luck feeding it a models file and an html template that's similar to what I want, and getting something that I just need to tweak back. If you could get it to do that with the whole boilerplate, it'd be pretty interesting.
I think there's a real opportunity for you if you can find a good way to integrate something like Sonnet with Pegasus project generation. If you could feed user input (I want an app to track X, Y and Z with ...) *and* tell it where to color in your model so that what resulted was coherent.
The 2018 Nationals had six players whose next long-term contracts would combine for $2.015 billion: Soto ($765M), Harper ($330M), Turner ($300M), Rendon ($245M), Strasburg ($245M) and Scherzer ($130M).
Date and time are in bottom left corner.
You don't gotta hand anything to them, obviously... but is this something that's in A/B testing? When I hover over the date on that site, I see the time too.
And when I visit a specific post, I see date and time as well.
Jorge Luis Borges, 1941, tells a short story that describes something very close to how my relationship with the web has evolved.
sites.evergreen.edu/politicalsha...
This should feel more like parody than it does.
theonion.com/it-is-journa...
Howard.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ho...
They keep using that word "Black Friday". I do not think it means what they think it means.
This article is completely unfair.
abovethelaw.com/2024/11/demo...
@lizdye.bsky.social calls Alex Jones a "sentient shitpost" without evidence that he's sentient. Then she says he's becoming a case of "explosive diarrhea" without acknowledging that diarrhea is much more pleasant than Jones.
Thank you. My default assumption was that it was a (possibly not-yet-known-to-you) limitation of the software you chose as opposed to a real expression of intent. Feel free to have your tech folks contact me for help testing/narrowing it down. bsky is a good way to reach me lately.
My enabled Safari extensions
My Safari install is almost vanilla. It almost has to be DuckDuckGo privacy protection. See the screenshot. Sorry to reach out in public over Bluesky... once I got blocked, I couldn't find any other obvious contact info. If there's a better channel to work with you, please point me that direction.
@boingboing.net
I'm sorry to stop reading you after your recent tech changes. Your anti-adblock script is mistaking my safari configuration for an adblocker (it's not... it only blocks trackers) and won't let me read. And I can't give money to substack. Thanks for years of wonderful things!
Thread of comical/worrying dog crossbreeds:
The 'ol SI ain't what it used to be.
futurism.com/sports-illus...