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amq
10y ago
The thing is, ad blocker is disabled by default in Opera.
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amq
10y ago
Opera with an ad blocker vs Edge without it doesn't seem like an ubiased test.
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amq
10y ago
It is just a job posting.
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10y ago
Recently I had to unsubscribe from Netflix, because it started to block VPNs properly (geoblocking). Sorry guys, but I'm not going to give up privacy just for you. And I can't switch it off on app basis, because VPN is done for my
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amq
10y ago
It is scary to realize that there is no realistic real-life way to be at least close to keeping information secure. We are just closing holes in a sieve.
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10y ago
All modern CPUs have the AES instruction set, which makes the encryption almost transparent in terms of speed.
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amq
10y ago
I just hope the performance is visibly better than of gluster. Especially for small files.
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amq
10y ago
https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat
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amq
10y ago
When using shm_open and mmap there hardly is a shorter solution.
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Extensionless PHP GUI library
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
One of the biggest Ukrainian news sites wrote about Poroshenko at 22:17 of local time: http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2016/04/3/7104295/
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11y ago
I'm using CLion + Cygwin for this now. Works nicely, even gdb, without remote machines. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33267305/how-to-setup-cli...
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Realtime applications on PHP
(github.com)
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11y ago
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amq
11y ago
There are Universal apps which I actually like: Mail, Calendar, Weather, Edge, OneNote, Groove. I feel like your comment is over-exaggerated.
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11y ago
I would be really grateful!
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11y ago
At least I can clearly see which variables are already set, so that I don't redeclare them.
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11y ago
I prefer to have a completely untouched internet connection and have a control of what to block on the end device. For example, it would drive me mad if the ISP/VPN decided to be so nice that they would block "malware", "
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11y ago
You can do the same on Nginx with https://github.com/openresty/lua-nginx-module (and much more)
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11y ago
They learn this in the first lectures of a CS study.
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11y ago
And I am storing all my family photos there. My mistake was thinking that space on cloud services can only increase.
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KeePass web app (serverless)
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Important changes: - Reader mode is confirmed not leaking data. No need to disable it. - There is a way to stop leaking the browser history to Google while keeping Safe Browsing. * both tested using Fiddler
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11y ago
browser.safebrowsing.remoteLookups works indeed, I could confirm this using Fiddler. For some reason, Notepad++ couldn't find a mention of 'remoteLookups' in sources.
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11y ago
I couldn't find Browser.safebrowsing.remoteLookups in my about:config. Does it still apply? upd: I am searching for it in the Firefox sources now. Just for curiosity: there are 117512 files in 8610 directories totaling 743 MB, and sea
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11y ago
Many of it can be found in Firefox Preferences, but providing a list of about:config entries seems more convenient to me than describing a way of how to disable things in menus, which are in different languages and change with time.
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11y ago
Does creating an artificial brain or simulating it count as an A.I.?
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Stop Firefox leaking data about you
(github.com)
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11y ago
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Proper chrooted environment on CentOS 7
(serverfault.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Inspired by the article: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30817771/accept-any-wi-fi...