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by atatatat 5y ago
Gives feedback per character, and/or if your search is fruitless.
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by atatatat 5y ago
By the metrics society judges people and companies, Amazon is fucking killing it, few are doing things better (Apple?). You still buy from them, what incentive do they have to return to former quality?
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by atatatat 5y ago
Vaporize some ground cannabis herb!
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by atatatat 5y ago
Peep the settings, you can remove the Trending tab altogether.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Sounds like you need to consider making a change, too.
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by atatatat 5y ago
sus
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by atatatat 5y ago
I think that correlation is backwards.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Who then came home and brought all of that to US streets.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Should.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> This. There's nothing wrong with using mature technology that is still being developed. Surely this decade they've squashed the last bugs that nginx or anything newer won't have...
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by atatatat 5y ago
The long(er) patch cycle is why I switched away from Debian. Decent privacy, questionable security vs stability if you're serious about it.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Source?
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by atatatat 5y ago
Unless you're on iOS, in which case Chrome/Brave/all are just a crude wrapped for Safari/WebKit.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Windows has historically recovered from repeated unsafe shutdowns better than Linux. Squeaky wheels getting grease, and such.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> I now question where their priorities lie. Informing and legally fighting for the user — seemingly the "informing the user" will be more cost effective in the Apple case. They have billions of dollars for legal costs...
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by atatatat 5y ago
Regardless of law, intent, etc, this is how it functionally ends up happening, a nonzero amount of the time.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Yes. I'd believe the same reaction in Afghanistan, too.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Any good options? This thread is nightmarish for someone looking to deploy a SaaS with three 9s
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by atatatat 5y ago
Same thing happened here — for $23 instead of .23¢. What a dysfunctional service.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Crypto is (was? ugh.) cryptography, for starters.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Why are we considering these regular people when this is becoming the new regular?
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by atatatat 5y ago
> as far as I know Literally everyone claiming they never miss emails in spam, never have delivery issues with their custom domains or mailservers, etc
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by atatatat 5y ago
Right, but if I use none of their stack, it doesn't affect me. There is a bifurcation of people who want to learn about the tech they use every day, and those that don't. Those that don't can't be saved if they won'
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by atatatat 5y ago
A wench is called a "honeypot" — totally different thing.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Just don't mind the gap in security on your desktop, then? Or do you disable JS?
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by atatatat 5y ago
Weird that Mozilla could also be doing this.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Personally appreciate the grouping (roughly) by time opened, especially since the tabs are movable to other bunches.
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by atatatat 5y ago
> I'd much rather have the Mozilla foundation focus on security I would, too, but they're not able to keep up on that, either, despite vast funding. Foundations and nonprofits used to do one thing well, not 12 things okay, and
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by atatatat 5y ago
No, they simply could . Which is likely enough to get compliance from Google. (but regularly not, from other firms) Bit like saying if a bank laundered money for the cartel and spookies they wouldn't be allowed to be a bank anymore.
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by atatatat 5y ago
We gave your food the option to eat a salad — to wash down all of the sugar (grains).

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