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by akerro 7y ago
You're assuming Google won't deprecate HTML in favour of dynamic JS in the next few years.
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by akerro 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Krn-DH3tw
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by akerro 7y ago
Can't compare UK here, education is free in Scotland, £9k/annually in Wales (Welsh government can provide 67% grant every year, so it goes down to £3.3k), in England it's the most expensive, over £9k/ann and Student Loa
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by akerro 7y ago
Modern captchas are designed to be anti-human and use as for free training of their AI algorithms. We're slaves for free while Google benefits from this, both technologically and financially. Next captcha from google will be even more
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by akerro 7y ago
>Disable JS Things that should be plaintext won't load without JS these times...
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by akerro 7y ago
Last time I checked Google didn't sell weed, didn't produce porn and didn't write books. You wouldn't, but I would, thanks to your moral standards I can't do business, because US with your legacy regulations on Inte
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by akerro 7y ago
>Staff at magazines take a lot of pride in layout, content, imagery, and attention to detail. Their attention to details is wasted on some people, my thunderbird and roundcubemail never shows remote images and styles, and none of my fami
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by akerro 7y ago
>People want full styling, images, and fancy features - not just ASCII text and the occasional uuencoded attachment Which people? I don't, my parents don't, and apparently, everyone who would like to unsubscribe from ads also d
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by akerro 7y ago
Purposely slowing down websites on competing browsers, breaking web-standards on cutting edge tech, abusing their other products, using slower codecs on other browsers on YT, not allowing some websites use certain features of google-doc, co
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by akerro 7y ago
Maybe this will help you https://blog.ladder.io/business-idea/
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by akerro 7y ago
>but China really needs to fall in line with the RoW and adopt sane standards for intellectual property Maybe US and China should adopt Russian standards of IP?
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by akerro 7y ago
No surprises here, also Shell knew that. Documents show they knew that in '80s, later they renew research in '90s: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=shell+knew+about+global+warming&t=...
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by akerro 7y ago
Yes, I personally prefer streams, LINQ seems to me like mixing SQL in C# and that feels wrong.
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by akerro 7y ago
Generics were added so late because they had to figure out how to do it properly, correctly, on the first time.
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by akerro 7y ago
>everyone's pet feature Isn't that C#? Java is very slow at adding new features, Java has only things that were proved to work in other languages.
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by akerro 7y ago
https://gitlab.com/NickBusey/HomelabOS
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by akerro 7y ago
https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii
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by akerro 7y ago
I read she never opened a case against him. It was just police officer who did it in her name? I think it's too much misinformation and lies to tell what really happened.
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by akerro 7y ago
WL published papers against Clinton, but not much against Trump, therefore he is a traitor.
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by akerro 7y ago
Agree with the title, but I would like to add that learning Go (and Rust) made me look differently at many concepts in Java and made me better Java developer.
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by akerro 7y ago
dig @1.1.1.1 archive.is ; <<>> DiG 9.14.1 <<>> @1.1.1.1 archive.is ; (1 server found) ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR,
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by akerro 7y ago
I just checked my preferences to make sure it's still disabled.
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by akerro 7y ago
All my setup of 24 containers has been reset... Not only it forgot which domains were assigned to which containers, it also removed my manually created containers.
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by akerro 7y ago
Backups https://github.com/search?q=go-common
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by akerro 8y ago
Only will give extra protection if US agrees to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evo_Morales_grounding_incident
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by akerro 8y ago
Telemetry is reset to enabled on every update, don't forget to change every time.
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by akerro 8y ago
Sorry, looks like I was lied to, this is not their security archive, but normal archive that's been available for long.
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WikiLeaks publishes security files in case Assange got arrested(file.wikileaks.org)
8 points by akerro 8y ago|2 comments
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by akerro 8y ago
So now we're waiting for encryption keys to be released to 100s Gbs of archives that we host on torrents?
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by akerro 8y ago
EU population does not feel the EU is their government, therefore they don't vote in the elections, therefore effectively leaving that government to do what it wants.

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