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6y ago
It's particularly interesting considering Israel's ambiguous nuclear capabilities for which international entities have more than simply closed an eye; let alone the shallow, steady claims Iran would be in possession of nuclear
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6y ago
Let's not forget the notable case of Twitter "accidentally" using your provided phone number for advertising purposes [0], and to this day still banning you after registration if you refuse to give it. [0]. https://
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6y ago
Personally, I wish Facebook would finally get slammed with the long overdue consequences of questionable practices when it comes to data handling and transparency, let alone minuscule control users have on own account and PII. This leak may
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6y ago
I've found programs such as SpeedCrunch[0] to be extremely more comfortable to use than calculators imitating "classic" designs. [0] https://speedcrunch.org/
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6y ago
Is that not what has been going on with the possibly questionable cost-plus approach of NASA, let alone the US Military contracts and similar government grants for feasibleness research without commitment?
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6y ago
The "lossless tree history" is an amazing feature to have. I have yet to find a modern, usable replacement for the Norwell History Tool XUL extension for older Firefox versions. It allowed one to see browsing as it happened in a l
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Mozilla plans to remove the Compact Density option from Firefox's Customize menu
(ghacks.net)
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6y ago
I don't believe I'm giving credence to any "conspiracies" with that comment, nor was it my intention in the least. May I suggest you stand by your words and consider a skeptic point of view on this alleged threat?
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Many were waiting for this moment, and being on the way out I guess it's the most appropriate to take such decision instead of the past 4 years where they may have been hit back. I wonder, though, were will they (as in social platforms
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That's very reasonable then. It's not a deal breaking issue especially so moving from or compared to less trustworthy entities already having your phone number (e.g. WhatsApp), but it had left me wondering, I thought it was used i
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Been using Telegram for a long time. I don't trust it any more than I do with WhatsApp (therefore, Facebook), however it is well done and thought out, has a real desktop client with a real desktop UI toolkit and enough of my contacts a
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6y ago
Google Drive UI makes me want to gouge my eyes out. Even on non-mobile devices obvious actions and behaviours are made impossible. Want to open a new tab for every folder in Drive? Tough luck, you can't use middle click nor "Open
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Seems MasterCard just did not want to continue business with that customer, and I suppose others in the same "entertainment" sector, be it a corporate decision or through external pressures to so. Should alleged "unlawful con
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6y ago
It's a gamble, I surely wouldn't use a KitKat phone for internet browsing, it is probably no different from using an ancient version of IE from 20 years ago, it is just a matter of time before something bad happens. The biggest pr
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6y ago
That also killed support for bitmap fonts, a terrible shame.
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I am pretty sure MicroG Lineage builds have NLPs other than Google's own preinstalled and being prerooted (or easily rooted with the extra zip) should be easily interchangeable from their settings. Though this is mostly an annoyance si
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Nowadays you need to accept an EULA even just to open a OEM-provided Calculator application. Most people will - justifiably or not - ignore their actual content for they are meaningless to them and have never caused direct harm to most. Wer
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I too have a blocked account, that I had removed (or so I thought) more than a decade ago and has reactivated by itself some months ago. Any attempts to delete it or contact the company has been a failure and I am amazed they are not being
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>apparently the waste ink absorber (non-replaceable) can fill after a few years of use, shortening lifespan. That is true, and correct for many Epson printers in my experience too. There's a program to reset the printed pages counte
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Is there anything to admit, though? X.org has been in the so called "maintenance mode" for years and any development on the current main project is dead in its tracks, this is a well known fact. But no "drop in" replacem
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Knuckle cracking can become a bit of an addiction, especially so in some circumstances. At some point I had grown an habit to crack my neck too, among other body parts, until I almost felt it "snap" once, with a numbing sensation
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Would support for animated patterns and the likes be relatively easy, since it's controlled by an SBC? Seems to me it would be a great addition.
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Yes. I suppose, though, it's a win-win situation for both parties because the author can claim to have addressed complaints and hollow threats while allowing anyone to do as they desire and, may we say irresponsibly, remove it.
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"Semper necessitas probandi incumbit ei qui agit" The company refusing to provide a service and shutting your account down should be the one to prove an eventual violation of an agreement. Too often we are witnessing content and&#
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I would imagine with works well with W520s too. Nice project! Unfortunately aftermarket batteries are always a lottery and more often than not have really poor quality, if not even dangerous.
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Ah, my memory is terribly hazy then, awful mistake that also shows my bias. Anyhow, I think it is a shame capabilities, performance and security cannot coexist yet in browsers. Wish WebExtensions would get more attention to extend their API
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It is a combination of factors, it always is. At the time of XUL removal Firefox didn't have much else going for it in terms of performance and stability, such improvements came later on around the time Quantum released, at least in my