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aw3c2
12y ago
2010. Still works perfectly.
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aw3c2
12y ago
> Requires Android > 4.0 and up :(
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aw3c2
12y ago
You know, you might be looking at a screenshot that has font settings (hinting etc) which work on the originating display and fail on yours. No reason to jump to snarkiness.
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aw3c2
12y ago
It's free software so that's no problem if you feel the need.
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aw3c2
12y ago
Not as an open-source feature though. I am happy with dm-crypt on Linux, but surely the Windows and MacOS built-in encryption methods are not to be trusted by people who might be targeted by the state?
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aw3c2
12y ago
Argh, so it is not just them, but also Google who can read your texts? What do they or Google need the plaintext for?
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aw3c2
12y ago
Check out https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Feature_Comparison:_Libr...
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aw3c2
12y ago
"Gets it right" is incredibly subjective, you cannot really expect a spreadsheet to run some number series analysis to see if there is some logic behind numbers except for some trivial cases (this one might be one, but that'
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aw3c2
12y ago
No end-to-end encryption, not even a privacy policy. Stay away...
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aw3c2
12y ago
Or just search for your product title on Twitter and automate that.
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aw3c2
12y ago
Apart from the visuals I have not many problems with Gnumeric on Linux. Are you reporting those holes? I love it, it is the best spreadsheet I know, especially if you plot time series.
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aw3c2
12y ago
Gnumeric is actively developed: https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnumeric/log/
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aw3c2
12y ago
Maybe it is what it should be doing for you. But this is exactly what the IT community should work against. We should be able to trust our devices.
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aw3c2
12y ago
Thank you!
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aw3c2
12y ago
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-imprisoners-dilemma/ has this creepy chart https://espnfivethirtyeight.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/roed...
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12y ago
Oh lord, I hope it will not force some annoyingly huge text on us. I am perfectly happy with the site as it is, works well with text-reflow.
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aw3c2
12y ago
I am tempted to upvote this with the HN accounts of my desktop, my laptop, my work laptop, my phone, my work phone, my tablet and my TV. ;) Separation is good opsec.
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aw3c2
12y ago
They might not be life changing technologically but at least WhatsApp has had a profound impact on the lives of many of my friends and relatives in terms of every day casual conversation.
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aw3c2
12y ago
If you submit things from aggregators, please try to find the actual source and submit that instead. Submitted: https://netzpolitik.org/2015/samsung-warnt-bitte-achten-sie-... which links to http://martingi
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12y ago
Stolen from http://www.jasonbock.net/jb/News/Item/7c334037d1a9437d9fa650...
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aw3c2
12y ago
You are not seriously suggesting that Gmail is perfectly private, are you? You must have missed how the NSA was tapping between Google's servers. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-in...
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12y ago
Maybe not planned, but the idea that they were "tolerated" because they promoted the agenda for a reasonably low cost seems not too far fetched. grabs tinfoil
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aw3c2
12y ago
I wish one could talk about online harassment these days without the raging elephant in the porcelain store.
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aw3c2
12y ago
Please don't link to sites like gizmodo aggregators, here is the direct link: http://vimeo.com/106757336
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12y ago
The captcha one? As a Tor user for casual browsing it is really a slap in the face to see that on websites I considered supportive of privacy.
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12y ago
Nothing says anonymity like a global CDN that "infected" an incredible of websites. No thanks! Keep it local on your server please.
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aw3c2
12y ago
I have no idea how to even parse this: (or (if (and (weak? player) If it is a player or a weak player? Or this probably simple function(?): (defn- want-protection? [game] (and (< (:protection (:player game)) 3) (>
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12y ago
It's not by me and not from the wayback machine (might be integrated though), just hosted there. A crawl was requested in the archiveteam IRC channel a while ago and someone did it.
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12y ago
https://archive.org/details/c2.com-wiki_201501
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Temporary archiving
(gyford.com)
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