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by 5560675260 5y ago
Only if you already know Italian or English. Personally I would easily confuse Italian with Spanish or Portuguese.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Yeah, those are opt in. Go to settings - "Brave Rewards" to disable ads in push notifications.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> There in-app marketing messages are cringe-worthy[1] and there isn't a way to opt-out Aren't ads opt in?
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> Its antithesis of progressive vision of society. Could you expand a bit on this? My impression was that it just became a cultural norm in places that could afford this, driven by the basic need to cultivate own "spaces".
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Is that actually a problem? Members of terrorist group will be imprisoned for their terrorist acts, drone stricken (together with a nearby wedding), put on "do not work with them list" or all of the above. In summary: they will no
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by 5560675260 5y ago
They are not anonymous, they are pseudonymous, that's a very different thing. This allows them to participate in communities and engage in posturing with an added benefit of being able to dump their online persona if something goes rea
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I am unclear on where a line should be drawn (or would at least have to do a lot of introspection to figure it out). But any push for equity ? From my perspective it's very much outside of scope of "being kind to people" and
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Standards and browsers are already so bloated, that it's virtually impossible to create a new implementation.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Next I'd blame environment regulations that banned older short-haul trucks from operating in the state, but that's besides that point. The point being: there is no contradiction between wanting smaller government and less regulati
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by 5560675260 5y ago
But we don't live in a world of small governments and deregulated free markets. Without a regulation on stacking LA might not be at a point where any of those other measures are needed. A funny thing would be limiting yourself to appro
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Is this actually true? Would you care to name the city? Sorry for being sceptical, but I've seen similar claims propagated on twitter "hospital so full, that gunshot victims are turned away". It was untrue both on accounts of
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Do you really have to? It could be as simple as using a different browser (and waiting for a minute or two after startup).
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Thanks, this really helped with a major pain point I had with tab management in Brave.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
For browser biggest UI difference is tabs - they squeeze instead of scrolling. There are no plugins that can create a proper sidebar, but out of the box you can organise them into foldable groups. Search results are noticeably better, espec
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I don't think that there is any meaningful gaming community, same way as there is no overarching communities for movie watchers or music listeners. At this point it's just a type of content we consume, art we appreciate, etc. But
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> Is it really any wonder that “politics” ends up being an issue in the workplace? It's still a wonder for me, I don't follow your reasoning at all. How does this force people into being antagonistic and fighting over politics
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by 5560675260 5y ago
There is no need to make it any more complex than "facebook, the company, messed up, now their properties are broken". An overly elaborated analogy just makes you sound condescending.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It started a bit earlier, 2.0 release of colorette introduced breaking changes in color detection. This caused a major fallout with a creator on nanocolors who was a minor contributor and used colorete in some of his popular projects. Most
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by 5560675260 5y ago
There is a downside of having to spin and maintain your own instance, or maybe having to suffer from same issues.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
This is an important concern, but I'm afraid that this ship has sailed with Firefox.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> replacing existing ads with their own (and who knows what other code they inject) This is completely wrong. Brave ads are shown in OS notifications.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
There are several things. 1) There is an integrated ad blocker. It's very convenient because I don't have to worry about adblocking plugin is bought out and is compromised, I don't have to figure out if my uBlock is supposed
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I've heard this justification numerous times. Yes, there might be only 0.1%-5% users relying on any given UI feature, but with a constant stream of poorly thought out changes and feature cuts Mozilla will keeps pissing off more and mor
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by 5560675260 5y ago
This would also greatly help with social coherence. First make living costs so high, that they are unaffordable for the underclasses, leaving them no other choice than complete reliance on the state payouts. Then make subsidies conditional,
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Most people probably don't realise that all attribution was gone at first.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
This could work, but it's just annoying. You'd have to modify your build process to serve this library separately instead of including it in your main bundle and then doing some code splitting.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Overwhelming majority of modern web frontend development is done with build tools written in JS. Node is a popular choice for backend and that also generates a lot of lines of terminal output.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Many, probably most, Discord servers operate under assumption that discussions are private and are limited to invited users. Making all of these discussions public would make a lot of people very, very unhappy.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Not your case, obviously, but there is a plethora of management software (like Workspace One) that is mandated in some companies.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It sure sounds wild when strawmanned like this. Now "the Chinese will use any opportunity to reduce cohesion in western society, in particular by poring gas into culture war fire" is uncharitable, probably wrong, but plausible.

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