Paianni

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by Paianni 9y ago
It's their browser, they can do whatever they want.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Time to remove Windows 10.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Not really, because there aren't any thoroughly supported, mainstream browsers as clean of spyware features as Firefox.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Chromium still has more pervasive spyware features than Firefox with all the data collection options enabled.
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by Paianni 9y ago
No one is perfect.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Pocket can be disabled by setting extensions.pocket.enabled to false. Mozilla has admitted the promotion extension was a mistake and is removing it. I cannot remember the last time this sort of episode ever occurred with Firefox, it should
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by Paianni 9y ago
Actually it is possible to get cheap MIPS stuff, not only in anonymous Android devices but also (m)atx boards Lemote produce for the CCP (for obvious reasons).
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by Paianni 9y ago
Unfortunately those sorts of people tend to be less informed about I.T and that eventually leads to their NetBurst, Pentium M and Atom machines performing even slower than they would be if they were maintained probably. They probably waste
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by Paianni 9y ago
Or i386 OpenBSD.
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by Paianni 9y ago
They support 486's though, which is quite rare for 2017.
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by Paianni 9y ago
If OBSD feels it can make use of older arches then so be it, many users will find less intensive jobs for the respective hardware and it saves it from going to waste/recycling.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Not really, the flaws in our hardware may well backfire horribly on the people who instigated them as well.
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by Paianni 9y ago
It's not really a dystopia if we can already free ourselves from blobware (well, with old enough processors that is).
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by Paianni 9y ago
AMD rolled out PSP from 2013 to 2015, not 'roughly 2010'.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Quality is still good but lyrically they are all the same now. 5.2's 'Aquarela do Linux' was probably the last aggressive song.
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by Paianni 9y ago
For this reason my place of work hosts Firefox rather than Chrome.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Well dealing with certain sites covered in Javascript elements (YouTube comments on the mobile site comes to mind) the browser's 'memory' of clickable elements don't always update with each swipe. So tapping one element
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by Paianni 9y ago
I think you mean not using mobile internet through cellular or Wi-Fi networks is being serious about security.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Use 52ESR.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Narrow-band-amber-LEDs and SOX would avoid the blue light problem.
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by Paianni 9y ago
This was fixed in OpenBSD back in August.
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by Paianni 9y ago
A really good resistive screen, probably the best put on any phone. For 2009 it was perfectly usable.
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by Paianni 9y ago
You're not really being fair on Nokia or BB; Nokia had an iPhone competitor when they added phone functionality to their Maemo 'Internet Tablet' OS in 2009, creating the N900. Sadly it had to compete with another in-house pro
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by Paianni 9y ago
Win7 has not had to face a major update since SP1, and has seven years of bugfixes under its belt. Not to mention that it was merely a reworking of Vista, which is even older. The consumer editions of Win10 are managed like Arch Linux, it i
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by Paianni 9y ago
Not really, Win7 is still far more stable, and the UI is still far superior. Also, the spying doesn't come close to Win10 as MS can't violate the TOS.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Yeah, screw everyone who makes use of Lynx, Netsurf or any of the extreme lightweight browsers still maintained today.
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by Paianni 9y ago
Low pressure sodium lamps (SOX) are negative, -44. High pressure sodium lamps (SON) are positive, +20.