agapos

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by agapos 12y ago
The similarity in names is only a coincidence.
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by agapos 12y ago
* Separate address and search bars is old-fashioned. As a user, I don't want to have to make this distinction, and it's hard to imagine most users-on-street wouldn't find this confusing Customize: rip it out, install foobar(1
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by agapos 12y ago
Even if it is there, it no longer works. Australis is tabs-on -top only.
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by agapos 12y ago
> The Pale Moon and Cyberfox browsers are forks of Firefox Those are hardly anything more current source codes complied differently, with a few switches flipped here and there, certainly not real forks. Also, the only reason many of thes
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by agapos 12y ago
Do you mean Firefox ESR? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/faq/
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by agapos 12y ago
Get out of here, Stalker!
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by agapos 13y ago
Just because you can't design the perfect car, it doesn't mean that you should not improve the breaks.
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by agapos 13y ago
Intelligence Agencies also prefer Skype that way :D
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by agapos 13y ago
Not all of these about 'self-spying', but it is sure as hell they got some tips on their own people from the US. http://www.globalresearch.ca/swedish-intelligence-service-sp... http://www.theguardian.co
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by agapos 13y ago
"There seems to be a sharp drop-off line running north/south just west of Mongolia & east of Novosibirsk." That line is too sharp for a 'Hey, that's China!' stop. Besides, it's unlikely that many of th
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by agapos 13y ago
Here is the Simplified English on what has happened until now, for those who did not follow: - There is a class with an X number of students - Among those students are B. Eich and L. Joe - During a class meeting, the class starts to discu
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by agapos 13y ago
Maybe that's what he meant under Steam, as all the others are correctly named engines :)
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by agapos 13y ago
"But what's the point of tolerance if you just blindly accept any view" khm acceptance is acceptance, and tolerance is tolerance. You do not accept it, you tolerate it. Not the same thing.
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by agapos 13y ago
"and no longer disgusted by the thought of using Firefox" You DO know that gays also have contributed to it too, don't you? So, which one will it be? Support something that was also supported by gays, or boycott something tha
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by agapos 13y ago
For every people who says that "the CEO is the face of an organisation": can you name all the former Mozilla CEO's? Or any CEO who wasn't Jobs or Ballmer? Honestly, I am curious.
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by agapos 13y ago
"The Mozilla Manifesto should not be taken to be the total sum of what Mozilla, as an organization, believes." That's the deal. They all think differently on subjects unrelated to the Manifesto. True, there may be cases where
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by agapos 13y ago
"On the one hand, Brendan Eich had some beliefs that were against Mozilla's core values." Care to elaborate this? Last time I read, the Mozilla Manifeto[1] says nothing about marriage rights or anything marginally related. [1
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by agapos 13y ago
Future versions of Fx and Chr are available constantly (on multiple channels at different stages), what is not the case with IE.
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by agapos 13y ago
Maybe these: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Platform/2014-Q1-Goals https://wiki.mozilla.org/Platform/2014-Q2-Goals https://wiki.mozilla.org/2014 Edit: forgot this one: https:/&#x2
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by agapos 13y ago
Keep it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7504296
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by agapos 13y ago
Kinda adorable how people keep arguing back and forth, but fail to take notes on how the actual Moz employees act or think on it. And most of them think he is entitled to his beliefs and acts, and he should not be banished for it, even if t
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by agapos 13y ago
This is my first time hearing about OKC, and I already saw at least six references to this act of theirs on HNews alone, until one of the mods (or their local counterparts) deleted those. What you make out of this information is up to you.
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by agapos 13y ago
Never understood this "face of company" stuff Americans are so obsessed with... if he wouldn't have took that job, but kept working on a similarly influential position as he did up till date, no one would be making these &quo
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by agapos 13y ago
"If they had ANY clue, they'd have thought of this ahead of time." Maybe they were occupied finding a man with the necessary technical and leading capabilities, plus the experience and whatever else I may have forgot?
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by agapos 13y ago
Still, degrading the desktop experience for 99% of the users for the sake of 1% is not a smart move (#1). Yet, we see it more and more often. (Even more so with websites.) Sure, they can make a touch-friendly interface, but they should just
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by agapos 13y ago
Both Snappy and Async helped to a degree, if you experience none of it, test your profile for problems, or sit back and wait either for e10s or Servo.
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by agapos 13y ago
There is no "except for gays" part in the TOS or anything, but they decide to go full "except for Mozillians" over one person's acts, who acted not as a will-be-CEO, or as a Mozilla member, but as a single civilian
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by agapos 13y ago
Even if my comments (those few I posted already, what shouldn't be enough of a basis for such conclusions) seem to indicate that I dislike Firefox, that is not the case. I have little against Firefox itself, so much I use it as my main
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by agapos 13y ago
Supporting standards is pretty unimportant when you have an interface to ruin, ads to sneak in, an unasked os to support, etc... /s To be on topic, there isn't much activity in the bug topic: https://bugzilla.mozilla.or
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by agapos 13y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Releases/28 "< input type=color > and < input type=number > have been implemented, disabled by default."

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