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by anc84 11y ago
Huh, I had no idea. What a shame!
752.
by anc84 11y ago
Hahaha, and let everyone in the big wide world see all my transactions? Good joke!
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by anc84 11y ago
How come everyone is using the closed-source, ad-network friendly Ghostery instead of the open-source https://disconnect.me/ ?
754.
by anc84 11y ago
Is a centralised service. I want to pay "cash", I want my privacy. It is no one's business which things I give money to.
755.
by anc84 11y ago
That sounds incredibly cumbersome, akin to things like umatrix or noscript (which I use but 99% of users would never touch or be able to correctly control).
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by anc84 11y ago
I know and I kinda hate its name for it... I could have sworn it also had an option to only allow HTTPS connections with error as fallback. But I guess I saw that in some other add-on. Sorry for the false information!
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by anc84 11y ago
I organise my files, I don't put everything into the same directory. I save them all over my file system. Same for uploads, I do not put them into one directory prior to uploading.
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by anc84 11y ago
> I (...) changed the setting You can rest assured that 99% of Firefox users won't do that.
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by anc84 11y ago
How would you handle uploads or downloads then?
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by anc84 11y ago
From all I have heard, docker is not even secure enough to let user A do things in dockerthingyA and user B in dockerthingyB. From what I was told, user A could easily break out into dockerthingyB and maybe even the host. Are you sure it re
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by anc84 11y ago
Everyone is punished for Windows' Adobe Reader. I never got it either. PDF is not a web format. I would not want to read doc files in my browser either. Evince(-light) starts up in milliseconds.
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by anc84 11y ago
That sounds like an incredibly wasteful way of editing. Why would you want to use a web app?
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by anc84 11y ago
FYI the submitted article is about cartographic maps.
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by anc84 11y ago
I dont know that but you can force HTTPS Everywhere to only allow HTTPS connections.
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by anc84 11y ago
Everyone is busy hacking their own competitor.
766.
by anc84 11y ago
And then there happens a drive-by exploit that silently replaces your extensions with malicious versions. Now you think you are using the source you (be honest, you didn't) verified but you aren't. And it's being evil. The br
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by anc84 11y ago
Amazing! I thought about doing that but gave up because I was too lazy to configure a bot. I would have never expected it to work so well.
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by anc84 11y ago
I doubt that you are making a site 5$ per month. Does anyone know reasonable numbers what a single recurring visitor can make you?
769.
by anc84 11y ago
Maybe there were not actually valuable to the visitors?
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by anc84 11y ago
Actual link to docs is http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/interactive/index.html , come on, be fair.
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by anc84 11y ago
And it's incredibly weird considering Facebook's questionable https://www.internet.org/ campaign.
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by anc84 11y ago
I'd rather say Baidu and Yandex. Not sure if a similar engine exists in India. If those expanded to the western market, they could cause quite the hurly-burly.
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by anc84 11y ago
You are missing out.
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by anc84 11y ago
Please don't use the combination of red and green as early option for category colors. Many people have color vision problems and that combinations is very problematic for them.
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by anc84 11y ago
GPS based speed calculations are not to be trusted, is easily faked and often false.
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by anc84 11y ago
It is the same in many other contribution run online communities. It can be a fantastic content & quality fuel to have people obsessed with a topic. I hope that does not sound exploitative though.
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by anc84 11y ago
Breaking news! Someone is almost certain about something that might imply something else, maybe.
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by anc84 11y ago
You can have a fake name to the world but Facebook makes it really hard to have a fake identity towards Facebook. "That names does not sound real, can't let you signup, sorrryyyy!"
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by anc84 11y ago
Facebook's apps have access to contact information. Someone who has her information in their phone allowed Facebook to suck it in. From then, matching a mail address or phone number or name (if the social graph matches) is trivial.
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by anc84 11y ago
How do you ensure the users are anonymous? Tor, Gnunet or some similar network? Or did you make your own mixing network?

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