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by SL61 12y ago
The reason I quit using Firefox wasn't because pages loaded slowly. It was the overall responsiveness of the interface. Tab management, opening menus, pressing buttons, and even scrolling were (and are) incredibly sluggish in Firefox o
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by SL61 12y ago
According to their wiki, they support donations via Bitcoin and Flattr as long as the developer of the app adds the option.
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by SL61 12y ago
They actually did something very similar to that :P http://www.theonion.com/articles/reclusive-deity-hasnt-writt...
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by SL61 12y ago
The Wow! signal is pretty well known, and is called that because the astronomer who saw it wrote "Wow!" on the printout. It's not quite as unexplained as the BBC article suggests, but none of the possible explanations are com
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by SL61 12y ago
Google has a tool that will find the fastest DNS server for you, and check for censorship (though IIRC I found that part rather ambiguous). In my case my ISP's was faster by about 30%. https://code.google.com/p/nam
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by SL61 12y ago
It's working now, at least. I was able to successfully download it in Chrome.
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by SL61 12y ago
I've been using it as my daily driver on my Nexus 7. It's surprisingly stable for a dev preview. I only have one app that doesn't work with it, and the major freezing bugs only happen every couple weeks. It's probably no
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by SL61 12y ago
The Reddit admins seem to be aware of moderation issues, but doing something to fix it would cause a shitstorm or require a major redesign of the site. A while back, they introduced a limit on the number of defaults subreddits you can mod (
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by SL61 12y ago
Yeah, when the new defaults were added 4-ish months ago, they experimented with some country-specific defaults. I think they only set it up for Sweden though. Edit: Actually, Kenya, Sweden, and Singapore. http://www.reddit.com&#x