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by avree 10y ago
It's not you until you tie it to your identity. I leave "DNA" all over; people cannot match it to me unless they have an existing sample that is definitely from me.
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by avree 10y ago
Interesting. My friends in the Philippines also are among the most frequent sharers on my News Feed as well!
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by avree 10y ago
One thing I've noticed (and I don't have any hard data for this, just anecdotal evidence) is that the rate of my friends sharing memories on Facebook has dropped a lot. It seems like more and more people are going to other network
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by avree 10y ago
It's hosted from the GitHub page of "ioerrror", not "ioerror". Spelling is important.
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by avree 10y ago
Appears to be a fairly standard, boiler-plate separation agreement.
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by avree 10y ago
Your list blocks fewer things, though.
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by avree 10y ago
If you're blocking Instagram, shouldn't you be blocking the Oculus Rift site (and any subdomains) too?
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by avree 10y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Lextra®-MouseRug®-blues-white-10-25/dp... Was it this?
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by avree 10y ago
Actually, a more accurate title would be "12M stolen from hacked South African bank via 1,400 ATMs across Japan"
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by avree 11y ago
Probably should mention that you're only serving specific locales in the app description. Looks cool, though, would be interested when you come to San Francisco.
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by avree 11y ago
Slack is a corporate product that sells subscriptions to their native-only service. An e-mail client that only let you see your last 30 days of e-mail without paying for it likely wouldn't catch on because people have different expecta
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by avree 11y ago
Why do you think meth is worse than heroin?
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by avree 11y ago
Since you already have the card images, any chance of having it deal actual card images versus the abbreviated format? I can look into doing this myself and submitting a PR after I get home, as well.
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by avree 12y ago
Fufox provides a 100% free service. We're optimizing our cost and thus making a short profit with ads. Enough profit to ensure a 100% free service without restrictions. We only rely on advertising. ---- I'd rather just pay for Dro
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by avree 12y ago
35 minutes or less? I've never managed to make the trek in less than an hour, regardless of what means of transit I employ.
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by avree 12y ago
Don't you generally type with two hands? How often are you locking that this is a problem?
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by avree 12y ago
In what world would I want to add an extension to GMail and deal with mail client rendering of code rather than just sending someone a link to a Gist? Is sending code snippets over e-mail very common?
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by avree 12y ago
Anyone looking to follow up on this comment should search for "GlimmerBlocker", not GlitterBlocker. Useful stuff, though, thanks!
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by avree 12y ago
Thanks, my bad. Hopefully the mods can update this to the correct URL.
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Going forward, Ind.ie has just one product(ind.ie)
19 points by avree 12y ago|11 comments
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by avree 12y ago
Yeah, my housecleaner, dogwalker, and certain other people have keys. I run the risk of them deciding to one day loot everything I own, and yet, I realize that the convenience of the services they provide is worth that minimal risk. Same ca
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by avree 12y ago
Because there's a tradeoff between 'privacy and security' and 'convenience', and most people like to fall somewhere in the middle. It's like locking your doors on your house. Sure, a burglar could break the doo
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by avree 12y ago
It works exactly like AdBlockPlus in terms of user experience. There's no way that you could have been using ABP and suddenly are flummoxed by uBlock. If you have things being blocked you don't want, either whitelist the element o
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by avree 12y ago
Does it actually exist? I'm interested, but I'm always dubious when I see a shipdate that is in the future.
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by avree 12y ago
Well, each of those permissions they request ties to a very obvious and useful feature. Camera/Photo for QR code-based 2FA, Bluetooth permissions and Internet Data to handle local connection to trusted machines and callbacks from sites
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by avree 12y ago
"More ways to secure your device"
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by avree 12y ago
At 4 inches, the maximum the human eye needs is 2190 ppi/dpi. http://wolfcrow.com/blog/notes-by-dr-optoglass-the-resolutio...
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by avree 12y ago
Awesome. I'm curious as to when the AOSP public repos will be updated to contain the release version of L.
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by avree 12y ago
Lyft cut prices and earnings for their drivers then posted a pretty detached message about in in their Lounge. Responses and messages: http://elsewhe.re/XrEY I think it's pretty obvious that this isn't an "Ub
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by avree 12y ago
Very true. All these articles like to herald that "Betamax was better!" but a format that's 10% better quality and costs 400% more is not actually an improvement to mosts consumers.

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