geojson.io is a great editor/viewer by Mapbox. Also https://kepler.gl/demo is great for additional filtering, visualizations like heatmaps, arcs etc.

A extension to GeoJSON that works with JSONL-like semantics would be great for huge files, but this could also be solved by tiling.

Disabling the eCall is not possible, and doing so (in the EU) would void your car's registration.

Not much real research into that topic, interestingly.

[1] https://medium.com/@pueojit/a-look-into-the-yellowing-and-de...

Not only is the README.md largely written by a LLM (:emoji: :emoji:), the repo does not contain a single folder but 25 files (.py, .csproj, .png ...) , many of them 0 bytes.

Seriously, I am saddened that Chromium dominates the browser market as much as it does, but at this point the herd-immunity of Chromium is necessary to keep users safe.

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Tl;dr e.g. the HTML of a YouTube video contains the video description, views, likes etc. in its first 600KB, the remaining 900KB are of no use for me, but I have to pay my proxies by the gigabyte.

My crawler receives packet per packet, and if I got everything I needed I reset the request, and only pay-for-what-i-crawled.

This is also potentially useful for large-scale crawling operations, where duplicates matter. You could compute a simHash on the fly, and reset on-the-fly before crawling the entire document (again).

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I work in the automotive industry, and for volume products the price-cutting is really brutal. If you can save a cent somewhere you will, because that cent multiplied by 8 million cars a year is a sizeable amount of money.

This seems to be generally true for most OEMs of hardware products, but not for Apple. Apple could have cut costs by just using a magnet and a reed switch/hall effect sensor, because it is not using the exact angle of the screen anyway (afaik?), but they chose not to.

They could have implemented their "3d Touch" by using a simpler circuit which just indicates if the press was really hard or soft. But again they chose not too.

And they sell over 20 million Macs per year, so they really sacrifice a sizeable amount of profit

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44635808

>I no longer love blue skies. In fact, I now prefer grey skies. The drones do not fly when the skies are grey.

>When the skies brighten, though, the drones return, and so too does the fear.

Zubair, 13 yrs old https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2013/10/saddest-words-c...

I was working on something similiar, using ReVanced(1) Framework, which allows you to distribute fuzzy tweaks to regular APKs with their ReVanced Manager(2) which can persist multiple version updates.

They have their own DSL (3), kinda.

My target was Instagram Reels, I did not come that far with JADX in finding the appropriate methods/attributes to overwrite because I kept getting stuck scrolling reels on my Android Emulator.

Novel obfuscation technique by Meta :/

(1) https://github.com/revanced

(2) https://github.com/revanced/revanced-manager

(3) https://github.com/ReVanced/revanced-patcher/blob/main/docs/...

Google has become the benevolent dictator of the web, if you like it or not. We get secure browsers, performance improvements, stable implementations at the cost of one bad feature being shipped a year (like Manifest V3).

Mozilla/FOSS community has fucked up Firefox, big time, which is not even their fault as they cannot hire thousands of six-figure developers.

E.g. in the app store you click a button, send a request, receive the response which contains a xml-like structure describing the UI mutation to your action.

   
iTunes Login

   We could not find a user with those credentials.

type stuff.