AckSyn

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by AckSyn 9y ago
That won't happen. The media groups wouldn't alienate potential customers because of their browser choice, not these days.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
You shouldn't be compelled to give up anything that is "you" without a court order and a warrant. Not indiscriminately photographed, fingerprinted, and in some cases tested for drugs against your will.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
The pervasive want of private corporations to stockpile our private information is a huge concern as well. There's hardly any reason they should store anything beyond name and contact info.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
There's no copyright violation by a browser refusing to load obnoxious css elements... it's more akin to an adblocker also blocking objoxious garbage.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Would be nice if the .gnupgrc would let you enable that, leaving the default to staying off the network.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
One of the things that really irked me was not only their editorialization of the entire thing to paint it like he was wrong, but also reformatting it, and then having circular links back and forth to motherboard like they were both in on i
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Many people said this on the initial run/introduction of Glass. Industrial applications are definitely where they should have started. I'm just glad they've made a comeback and will hopefully get broader use in the medical
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I had forgotten what it was. > The safe (simple agreement for future equity) is intended to replace convertible notes in most cases, and we think it addresses many of the problems with convertible notes while pre
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by AckSyn 9y ago
I've never seen this done before, and I'm in awe.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
This is my first thought as well. Apple has done wonderful things as far as accessibility for the handicapped, and usability in general. I can't think of a more incorrect statement than the one claiming otherwise.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
> For power users it's annoying and disruptive Let me stop you right there. As a sysadmin, UAC is both effective as it is necessary. I absolutely don't want any application a user can launch with a mere YES/NO prompt but
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by AckSyn 9y ago
The brain reaches its full maturity around this age so it's unsurprising any mental illnesses reach their own peak in somewhat of a parallel. As a personal aside, it makes me question the sensibility of letting kids go off to war, vot
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Full time remote system administrator for windows and Linux servers with management responsibilities between various groups. Employer employs about 75 people. My day can be summed up with: Arrive to work (home office or at the office 2 days
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Well you had responsibilities as a child and presumably you have them now as an adult. That hasn't a thing to do with what I'm talking about.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Darwin awards would suffice here if this antivax crap didn't hurt others who were vaccinating properly as people are supposed to.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
This kind of article is trashy at best. We all know the answer alread, and the solution is found in the answer! Encouragement from the time people are young. "Cultures" that can't respect what a kid wants to be curious about
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by AckSyn 9y ago
The takeaway I get from this is we're in for more than a little warm weather when it comes to "global warming"
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by AckSyn 9y ago
I've seen web developers do this a lot and it's an annoying trend. I'm glad there's a "Reader View" that Safari and later Firefox included so I didn't have to subject myself to some asinine design "p
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by AckSyn 9y ago
> There has been a systematic will to enslave and degrade black people in America, and this is a continuing effort. Are you mad, or are you posting from the wrong century?
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by AckSyn 9y ago
Facts that are so old that they have no resemblance of any reasonable basis of someone's current situation should be called out for being political.
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by AckSyn 9y ago
> There are dozens of overlapping taxes in the world And we shouldn't have any of it.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
"Appropriate speculation" isn't spouting off about a pet agenda a particular news outlet has or shoehorning it into whatever #popularbullshit is trending, it's about a logical conclusion to new information. Opinion piec
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Intentionally or unintentionally, they have to go. All media is suspect without sources, secret sources, sources that won't go on record, and all the rest without proof of what they're saying. Else we're no better than schoo
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by AckSyn 10y ago
It's intellectually dishonest to draw a comparison of IBM helping the Nazi's commit a genocidal action to the US government deporting illegal aliens, and then say "well I didn't _imply_ anything" Either that or you&
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Some people let their feelings get in the way of rational discussion. "Mass deportation" is probably their way of legitimizing the criticism of deporting illegal aliens. re: people who came illegally or stayed here illegally pa
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by AckSyn 10y ago
> We can't tell you, because of safety reasons Reminds me of another "security" organization.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
There's the web, then there are tons of other protocols out there to use on the Internet. And browsing using lynx/links/elinks is quite possible.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
> We're involved in a new "fight of the systems" [...] Democracy vs Authoritarianism The United States has been authoritarian for at least a half-century.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I had to check moments ago, and you're right. It must have been very recent!
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by AckSyn 10y ago
All I would ask is for AMP links to have a link at the top of the page that says "press here for original article" to quickly go to the source. The only way I currently know how to do this is by going to the URL bar, which isn&#x

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