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151.
by Sprint 13y ago
I did not mean to imply that. But even if I did, quality is a subjective measure.
152.
by Sprint 13y ago
I love the variety of icons on Android, especially how they use different shapes. "Forcing" icons to always be rounded squares seems so silly to me. Random examples: https://lh5.ggpht.com/mKx3_D9fhszXZ3A-03zI5qsKi4
153.
by Sprint 13y ago
There was FireGPG but it was discontinued http://blog.getfiregpg.org/2010/06/07/firegpg-discontinued/
154.
by Sprint 13y ago
You are victim of fear, uncertainty and doubt. Tor's security is in its design (which is free and open). And thanks to that it does not matter what the original purpose was. Everyone can run a router and thus contribute to the network.
155.
by Sprint 13y ago
Are you seriously blaming the police for the death of that? Surely it is the guy's fault for stealing a car with a child in it and recklessly driving it.
156.
by Sprint 13y ago
And on Linux Intel's powertop utility can.
157.
by Sprint 13y ago
By default it does display threads with posts in different font sizes and not wrapping lines if you zoom in. If you enabled text-wrapping (it is not a default anymore for god knows why), it will display with nice text-wrapping like earlier
158.
by Sprint 13y ago
Just installed it on my Nexus One, agent is set to Desktop. Reddit (.compact) and other sites are rendered with a serif font now, scrolling is not fluid anymore but jerking in "waves". If I scroll fast everything is displayed blurred. It lo
159.
by Sprint 13y ago
Just noticed that about the address bar, works nicely indeed.
160.
by Sprint 13y ago
This nicely highlights a problem I see with controlled app store models. I would like to give this a try but looking at reviews I feel like I might not like it (always visible address bar, bigger text). So I might want to downgrade which is
161.
by Sprint 13y ago
Oh I wish I had that much money for side projects. You could save a lot of space by hosting from a compressed filesystem or compressed archives (eg through avfs) at the cost of some CPU cycles.
162.
by Sprint 13y ago
How much does it cost you to host it? How do you host it (from compressed archives)?
163.
by Sprint 13y ago
I expect routing to become more prevalent in the OSM world thanks to the fantastic http://project-osrm.org/ project.
164.
by Sprint 13y ago
I do not know, do you?
165.
by Sprint 13y ago
See the description for a link to the source and lossless downloads.
166.
by Sprint 13y ago
I find it extremely positive and beneficial that I have root access on my smartphone and I would not like to buy a device I cannot hack like that.
167.
by Sprint 13y ago
No sane e-mail client executes Javascript from mails.
168.
by Sprint 13y ago
Who are you to be able to speak on behalf of the SQLite developers? Anyone could be behind that username.
169.
by Sprint 13y ago
This might seem nice for the USA but it would fail miserably in other places (or require different URL schemes). I could not find a bigger discussion I remember on HN but https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2588289 might work as example
170.
by Sprint 13y ago
https://jitsi.org let's you do voice and video chat on top of XMPP. It's free software and runs on Win/Linux/Mac
171.
by Sprint 13y ago
Those are not curated while medium.com is "creating content is limited to a small list [of users]".
172.
by Sprint 13y ago
A new startup because no one made that option available yet while you want it!
173.
by Sprint 13y ago
From what I know applications are meant to clean up after themselves.
174.
by Sprint 13y ago
Of course Windows does, $TEMP!
175.
by Sprint 13y ago
Woot, you have 22 comments! Why bother about the spam.
176.
by Sprint 13y ago
Well, you are watching.
177.
by Sprint 14y ago
Not to mention some serious issues for people with color vision impairment with those colors on the graphs. I hope those are just random examples but the defaults are better.
178.
by Sprint 14y ago
Technically absolutely yes, but morally and ethically I find the bitcoin scheme utterly disgusting.
179.
by Sprint 14y ago
If you took another turn on the 14th June of 1996 you might have found a briefcase full of money. ;) Bitcoin is gambling to me, it is pure speculation. Don't drop a tear for that. In general society would be better without such schemes.
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by Sprint 14y ago
That seems like an abrasive and silly idea to me. Safari and modern IE are good browsers.

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