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Ad Choice – Opt-Out(optout.aboutads.info)
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I had the original iPhone, and the photos were terrible. I don't think it focused on camera features at all! The photos were laughably awful, while my Nokia took reasonable photos to its age. There were no video support, and a video ca
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If you increase the pricing by 475%, and only 400% customers left, it's still a net win.
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This sure was the case before, and I'm likely in my own bubble when I say this. I think many spam filters are nowadays very good. SPF+DKIM+DMARC setup makes a huge difference. I have a small server that occasionally sends emails, and I
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I think Facebook (surprise surprise) offered a feature like this. I no longer use and don't know if my memory serves me right.
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"pulls a GoDaddy" I think we are at the point that a noun becomes a verb to say how good or bad (Godaddys case) something is!
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I still use it! I have two separate "Google apps" for two domains, and I just add new domains as aliases. It allows you to separately select DKIM keys for even aliased domains. I don't know what's the limit for aliases,
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I use a domain-hack for my domain. So it's "name@na.me".
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No you are not the only one.
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I think a bit that closes (but not lock) issues that keetna certain criteria (maintainer marks is as "needs reporter feedback", and are support issues makes more sense. Big reports shouldn't be discouraged not stale-locked.
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Sucks that there is no Windows version. Android one looks pretty nice and I like that there are many import/export options
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I follow @nimsdai on Instagram, he took the initiative for this. Very nice content if you like that sort of content. He (and I'm sure the others are too) are some real-life super humans!
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You don't necessarily need to authenticate users on that domain with a cookie. An HMAC token would be ideal, because you don't have to maintain state. Don't hardcore the content domain. In case the content domain gets flagged
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Google Chrome isn't open source, so they can modify chromium as much as they want to add their now-private APIs.
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I don't think any web developer needs to be concerned. It's about chromium based browser developers, who will find their browser cannot use these private Google APIs anymore. Browsers that don't use Google services (such as u
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No. They have 1.1.1.1 for families, that they block certain sites.
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I've been living in Vietnam for almost a year, and there is a crazy amount of superstitions here. Some of them are eastern Asian, and some were proudly invented here. - Number 4 is an unlucky number. 6 and 8 are lucky numbers. In fact,
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I think this is quite true. Even with federated/distributed architecture like web and email, many of the emails are on Google Apps (or whatever they call it these days), Office 365, or a few other services. Many web sites are on WordPr
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Not OP, but I use WhatsApp statuses frequently. You can set privacy settings down to individual people. Most of my statuses are photos I take from my phone, when I'm out cycling, making some food, or even a link to an article in find i
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Because it is cheaper, and Xiaomi, Oppo, and a few other manufacturers dominate the market there. Xiaomi in particular has a massive market, to a point that they release some India-specofoc models too. I also read that in India, iPhones hav
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Have you tried Firefox 52 ESR? it no longer received updates, but it should work on XP (SP3 at least), and supports TLS 1.2, which almost every site should support nowadays. It should work fine for a while until we gradually move to TLS 1.3
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There are many downsides. First, a response without the redirect is still a "successful" request. This easily allows a middle man to observe and modify the response and request. With a 301 redirect, the server is not sending any h
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Answering the likely rhetorical question: No.
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- Sqlite - Symfony framework
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Fellow Sri Lankan here, although I don't live there anymore. Dialog and SLT both seem to have some hair pulling stats with their data usage, and I wouldn't even trust them for the statistics. It is possible that they associate IP
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This is awesome, thank you! It says it's a two year effort. It's a great length for a company to go for, specially when they could very much default to what other companies are doing and simply block access. As someone who comes f
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Ad blindness is real. The "professional" ad is a text book corporate ad that people often ignore.
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Having owned many novelty TLDs, from my experience: - TLDs with more than average marketing tend to not bring many surprises. .club, .blog, .co, .dev. - TLDs run by companies with TLD portfolios tend to remain supported relatively as well.
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Nothing really. Even ccTLDs can freely change the pricing scheme. You are pretty much bound to what the registry can do. Take it away, hike the price up, etc.
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Compared to Windows Terminal, I started to use Fluent Terminal (also on Microsoft store), and it is amazing! It crashed a few times at first, but it's customizable, has a settings UI, and is just as fast and nicer looking compared to W

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