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by aibara 8y ago
Yep, very annoying, especially for people who use trackpoints.
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by aibara 8y ago
The book in the article is approximately 70 to 100 years older than the Book of Kells. There are many books that are even older. What makes this one special is that it has not been rebound, as the Book of Kells and most medieval codices hav
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by aibara 8y ago
If the view is set to "by last visited," Firefox's history searches are sorted by last visit. Maybe you had some add-on that changed the behavior.
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by aibara 9y ago
Hmm, it doesn't say they can terminate you for any reason at all, but rather only "if you fail to comply with these Terms, or where required to by law," in addition to "non-payment, which is defined as failure to make a
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by aibara 9y ago
Aren't the codes that came with the DVDs that Netflix is then reselling one-time use? So Netflix doesn't ever use them, just sells them (i.e. the ability to download the material) to someone once. Netflix only has many to sell bec
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by aibara 9y ago
I'm a big weirdo and have all my cookies set to delete every time I close the browser, but, importantly, I recognize that I'm weird. I think the vast majority of people want their cookies to stay around, especially so they can clo
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by aibara 9y ago
A .deb file would only work on certain distributions. Why wouldn't you use your distro's package manager to download Firefox? I guess it might be helpful to have a note on their site telling Linux users just that.
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by aibara 9y ago
I like how they compared the performance of the two browsers on five whole websites (Chrome was faster at displaying three, Firefox two). Some very comprehensive testing.
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by aibara 9y ago
If media.autoplay.enabled is set to false (is that the default these days?), it does not automatically play with Firefox.
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by aibara 9y ago
With the add-on there's a useful button you can put in the navbar that lets you easily edit the containers and add sites to always open using them. I didn't know you could even do the later until I started using the add-on.
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by aibara 9y ago
Leechblock is updated. The developer made it into a separate add-on though. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/leechblock-ng...
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by aibara 9y ago
I was trying to figure that out too. These "great historians" are in opposition to what he calls "scientific" historians, which I assumed meant the Annales School (really into sociology and quantitative data).[1] But I d
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by aibara 9y ago
It's a bit obscure in Firefox 57 beta and newer. Open Preferences then click on Privacy & Security, then go to the "History" section. Select Firefox will "use custom settings for history" and you'll see the
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by aibara 9y ago
Detroit attempted to annex Highland Park multiple times in the early twentieth-century (at least in 1910, 1922, and 1924, maybe more). But Highland Park was wealthier and its residents wanted to remain independent. Now things are different,
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by aibara 9y ago
To understand why Detroit and the surrounding region look the way they do today you cannot just chalk everything up to factories closing and the mismanagement of local government. Not to say those aren't important, but the systematical
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by aibara 9y ago
While I agree many people do this with Highland Park, Hamtramck is very distinct, both physically (types of houses, density) and demographically (huge immigrant populations, Polish and now Middle Eastern and South Asian). Actually, certain
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Hidden Switch game is a tribute to former Nintendo president(arstechnica.com)
2 points by aibara 9y ago|0 comments
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by aibara 9y ago
Or this one for search: https://imgur.com/a/gwrjX
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by aibara 9y ago
Container tabs are already in stable. Just activate them with the privacy.userContext.enabled preference in about:config.
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by aibara 9y ago
Web Browser: Firefox Email Client: Thunderbird Terminal: gnome-terminal File manager: Nautilus Basic Text Editor: Gedit IRC/Messaging Client: Pidgin PDF Reader: Evince Office Suite: LibreOffice Calendar: Lightning (Thunderbird add-on)
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by aibara 9y ago
I use Firefox (Linux) and Fastmail, and definitely don't have any problems: the web UI is just as fast as always and have no CPU issues. Maybe it's some addon or something?
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by aibara 9y ago
She explicitly pointed out in multiple posts that she is judging the houses themselves, not the people who own them. How is it not ok to criticize an object? I mean, she even designed a shirt that says: "Judge Houses Not People."
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by aibara 10y ago
You can add attachments after starting to type a message by hitting the three dots at the top right.
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by aibara 10y ago
I had a problem with the smileys as well. They don't actually appear by default, but if you view your email in plain text and not HTML (as I do) there they are. I made this for Stylish to fix the issue: https://userstyles.or
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by aibara 10y ago
A shorter bang to search google images: !i
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by aibara 10y ago
You could always easily disable online searches in Ubuntu's Unity environment. And in 16.04 it's now off by default.
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by aibara 11y ago
A month ago I did the same thing, a T420s with just slightly different specs. The sad thing is that in 2-3 years whatever we choose to replace it with will likely have an inferior keyboard.
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by aibara 11y ago
I don't think Protonmail supports IMAP. https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/imap-smtp-and-... I love Fastmail but my situation is less complex than yours.
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by aibara 11y ago
You can still set hotkeys (I actually thought they were on by default, but maybe not) via the CompizConfig Settings Manager under Grid.
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by aibara 11y ago
Indeed. The only reason to still consider certain parts of the Middle Ages as "dark", particularity the early portion, is the due to the lack of contemporary sources. The Merovingian Kingdoms of the seventh century, for example, a

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