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by Spittie 14y ago
First of all, since you're already using the free version, there's no need to switch (at least, soon), since Google isn't retiring that. Microsoft allow you to get Outlook.com mail with your custom domain [1], and the free version includes
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by Spittie 14y ago
Just in case anyone is interested: I haven't tried it, since I don't own a Chromebook, but Crouton ( https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton ) seems to do exactly what he's doing in the article, only automated.
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by Spittie 14y ago
The FSF obviously suggest to use Replicant ( http://replicant.us/ ). Otherwise, Cyanogenmod without the proprietary Google Apps is a less bad alternative ( http://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/liberate.en.html )
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by Spittie 14y ago
For anyone interested in PacMan, The PacMan Dossier is a must-read: http://home.comcast.net/~jpittman2/pacman/pacmandossier.html
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by Spittie 14y ago
It would be way better if the author just provided a download link on it's page, but in the meanwhile: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g98p4nn2j33tr8t/net.nightweb.apk (version 0.05)
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by Spittie 14y ago
As a KDE user, I'm constantly impressed by the amount of polish the Gnome team put into Gnome Shell. While I don't like some of their design choice, They are coherent and try to focus on their ideals. 3.8 looks like a nice release, I might
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by Spittie 14y ago
I partially agree - I do use RSS to check for sites that publish daily updates (yes, even Hacker News). But even with those, you don't need to overload yourself. Right now I get about ~100 news every day, which is perfectly fine with me. I
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by Spittie 14y ago
I know it's not exactly a huge distro, but Chakra did the switch almost two months ago. http://chakra-project.org/news/index.php?/archives/3-Switchi...
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by Spittie 14y ago
This isn't exactly the same as blocking third-party cookies, and Firefox was capable of that since forever. Firefox is going to accept third-party cookies only from sites that you already browsed before, kinda like Safari does it now.
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by Spittie 14y ago
I just wrote something similar on an another site: "For now, Google Reader was the standard. Now that it isn't it anymore, I hope that it will get developed a nice API to sync feeds between decides, and that the major reader will implement
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by Spittie 14y ago
I voted for Tiny Tiny RSS, since I've just installed it and I'm liking it. After a bit of customizations it's quite close to Google Reader. But I would have voted for Google Reader if it were an options in the poll.
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by Spittie 14y ago
Thanks, I looked into it some times ago. Liked it, but didn't bother to switch since Google Reader was working so nicely for me. I know it has a mobile app for android, but it always seemed sub-par to gReader or Press for me.
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by Spittie 14y ago
This is a sad news, one of my favourite RSS reader is closing. Google Reader is likely the site I browse the most, and I always have one tab open on it. Also, my phone sync with RSS with it. I guess it's time to start searching for a new RS
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by Spittie 14y ago
See http://www.fortressofdoors.com/2013/02/steam-linux-sale-resu... They may just got lucky, but ~7% of their total sales comes from users running Linux. While it's not an huge number, it's still significant, and it's likely to grow in th
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by Spittie 14y ago
This is probably the opposite of my experience. I don't own any machine running OSX, so I can't comment on this, even if almost every experience I had with it has been quite bad. I never saw any of those problems running Linux (KDE on Chakr
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by Spittie 14y ago
I don't know what you did, but i can easily change that by changing the default action for PDF files in preferences -> Applications. I've been using PDF.js myself for i think a year now (Used to install it directly from their Github pag
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by Spittie 14y ago
I understand that you don't want to start a browser flame war, and neither i do, but: >Configuration Sometimes Chrome is easier to configure (With Firefox you need to enable click to play in about:config, while Chrome has a checkbox som
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by Spittie 14y ago
Why only Nvidia? Intel improved their open source drivers thanks to Valve, and AMD pushed some updates related to Steam as well. And, while Steam officially support only Ubuntu (at least for now), Valve doesn't do anything for stopping it t
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by Spittie 14y ago
This isn't the first time Apple do it. They've already removed Chan Elite [1] and every other 4chan's browser based on the same concern (and those were tagged as 17+ applications). I wonder how Apple chose which apps are out, and which apps
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by Spittie 14y ago
It's called "La Vita è bella"
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by Spittie 14y ago
They want to offer a stable, good locking, free (as in freedom) and well integrated operative system. To get this, they have written their HIGs (i guess this is what you could call "simplify user interfaces") and their own framework Granite
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by Spittie 14y ago
Here: http://marlamin.com/cdr/single.php?type=app&id=520
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by Spittie 14y ago
You can probably get something like chrome using "Hide Caption Titlebar Plus" ( https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/hide-caption-tit... ) to hide the titlebar and put the windows button directly into the window. You can even use Sty
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by Spittie 14y ago
Works perfectly with Nightly (2012-09-28) on Windows 7. Why no fullscreen support for Firefox? It support fullscreen api ( http://caniuse.com/#feat=fullscreen ) and as far as i can see it's just as stable as chrome.
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by Spittie 14y ago
I don't get it, if i try 500 + 1% on Google i get 505 http://sadpanda.us/images/1112074-RA9OURZ.png
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by Spittie 14y ago
Would be nice to see a port to ChromeOS or as a webapp.
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Valve & Intel Work On Open-Source GPU Drivers(phoronix.com)
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by Spittie 14y ago
This used to be true, not thing have changed since then. Chrome didn't have any WebRequest api, so Adblock Plus for Chrome loaded some JS/CSS in the page and tried to hide/block as much ads as possible. [1] Since Chrome 14 (i'm not totally
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by Spittie 14y ago
Firefox. Yes, it's a know problem and there is already a patch, but as always is taking forever to get approved. And yes, Chrome do a better job, but still it doesn't look totally right.
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by Spittie 14y ago
I know that this isn't really related to the application, but anyway... Please, don't let the browser scale the images for you. I don't like opening a site, and seeing something like this ( http://sadpanda.us/images/1078451-DUYING8.png ). B

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