Aoyagi

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Hemingway 3.0 Now Available(medium.com)
4 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Actually getting my car to receive "digiTV" costs about $700 :) It's the only TV I have, too. Why can't there be a cheap set-top box for radios though?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>I use Opera You might want to be more specific than that. Are you using version 12 or earlier, or 15 and later (currently sitting at about 43)? >Opera has the best mobile browser on the planet I haven't checked recently, but las
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
AFAIK that's only a part of it, specifically the layout engine-related one.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
One of the most frustrating things for me is the lack of Dragonfly...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>I just don't WANT a re-implementation of Opera from 15 years ago. I'm sorry, but desktop email is dead for most of us. Well, those "most of you" clearly are not the target audience. And you're not the majority e
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I was asking for a proper native title bar possibly a year ago since I'm using the "classic" Windows theme and that's just ideal. It doesn't take up much space and it shows the whole page title. http://pu
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>The place where I usually listen to radio is the car. Car radios don't have DAB receivers. It's not like anyone was asked when digital TV was the only thing left working..
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Sure, why keep something that's cheap and easily accessible operational when you can have something that's easier to monetise, track, and whatnot...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I know, but I'm replying from a Presto-powered desktop browser :) . People have been asking for open-sourcing of it ever since the switch happened, but I guess we'll never see that happen.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Makes me wonder what's going to happen to Presto now that the Chinese bought Opera ASA...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I wouldn't say browers are slow, it's just that sites are bloated to no end. Then again, as is Chrome.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Yes, Fury Road was the first one to mention that. It's basically a retcon of what the proper Mad Max films have established.
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Your smartphone is a civil rights issue [video](ted.com)
3 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The third link in my search results: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/23/europe/pavel-durov-telegra... Man, I feel like a shill, but the flak Telegram gets is equally hilarious.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
And it's impossible to buy a foreign pre-paid SIM with cash in some backwater store, register, and then never use it again, right?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Hey! I believe it's just due to me logging in from new locations/countries quite often and Google's account hijack protection kicks in. Up until that point it's completely understandable (although I'd prefer if ther
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, something similar happened to me as well. I moved (just a few kilometres, too). In fact, it happens in about half of the cases when I'm logging in in some new location. I want to log in (to Youtube or whatever) from the machine a
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, Skype is generally rubbish from any point of view with the exception of the amount of people who use it. Thanks, Microsoft!
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
The planet is being warmed by rage of people seeing an unlabeled or improperly labelled Y axis on a graph. This article alone cost us this winter's snow. Edit: Oh! It's apparently labelled correctly... >The colored temperature
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Well, I guess I can see the point in that.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
It doesn't do e2e encryption by default by design. It's rather hard to have everything synchronised (one of the advantages much of the userbase likes) when everything is e2e'd.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Meanwhile, Telegram doesn't even have voice calling...
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Unfortunately for them, Opera has already done that.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Yes, but I don't see any parallels there.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I love Panasonic's feature-packed laptops. Too bad they aren't sold in Europe, and with some strong components, too.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Nothing in that article proves that the accounts were actually directly hacked or mentions whether they had 2FA enabled or not.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Funnily enough, "lane retention" on European roads is much lower.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>Need long exposure, but cell phones have no shutters. Mine have... 1020 and 808.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I'd very much prefer script bloat calculator.

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