brynjolf

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by brynjolf 5y ago
Window management is still horrible in Firefox, meaning if I want to close all Hacker news tabs in all open windows no add on seems to handle it properly. Chrome has added built in search of tabs across windows though, would love the same f
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by brynjolf 5y ago
So they are practising on collecting more data but with the motivation that it is somehow for the good of society? It is still doing the one thing I don't want Mozilla to do, embrace data collecting, no matte the banner or motivation.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
My twitter account got flagged as suspicious even though I haven't used it during the past few months and have a long random password. Now they want my mobile number to "verify" me in addition to a captcha. It is ridiculous a
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by brynjolf 6y ago
He is developer of Terraria including their official Youtube has been suspended. What does a guy have to do to become a true Scotsman? Fall acy?
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Sind he wasn't being censored and better arguments were presented, factual ones, how come we ended up here anyway? You argue like Trump been censored for 150 years, when he really wanted to censor those who actually been censored for o
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Abolishing? Are you trying to sway opinions with using that word? Want to rephrase it?
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by brynjolf 6y ago
For C# there is an extension called Sharpen [0] that alerts you of new features in the new languages, it is quite nifty when you are ready to move to the next version of .net core for example and want to know where you can remove code etc.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Closed source so it is a no go for any serious projects sadly.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
They have that? You can call Configuration manually if you prefer that way. I feel like everyone in this thread is working overtime to justify complaining when there are multiple options to do what you want.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Trump wasn't censored though? So what are you discussing?
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by brynjolf 6y ago
> Do not force others to do it for you at the point of a gun. Quite ironic considering the armed Trump supporters threatening the democracy of the country right now.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
And vice versa, the side that has been Conservative continue to be on the wrong side of history over abs over again, yet never fail to say the other side is to blame. Gay rights Women rights Liberty Always one side saying let's wait a
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by brynjolf 6y ago
The Android app hasn't worked for me for the past four months. I reinstall it clean it completely etc but I still get error messages about a slow connection on 250mbits Internet and notifications doesn't get updated or not sent at
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by brynjolf 6y ago
What are examples of those "easier things"?
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by brynjolf 6y ago
But people still don't socially distance in stores. I have had people walk so close they are touching my hands, thst never happens usually.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
It is miles better than the implementation on Android.
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Suspended apps don't show up and have to be killed through wmic sometimes
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Reader?
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by brynjolf 6y ago
Or rather we don't agree with the notion that companies stand above the laws of a country. The USA has insane bias towards companies to the extent they get better benefit as people and even qualify as people.
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by brynjolf 7y ago
The browser is unusable on Twitch or YouTube. It is so slow. It also starts lagging my 2700x CPU, which is insane. As always performance is an issue with Firefox and always will be
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by brynjolf 7y ago
Just eat cake!
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by brynjolf 7y ago
So not a single example? Your name is fitting.
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by brynjolf 7y ago
For our 32 project solution, Rider is so awkwardly slow at startup and if you pull from master it just dies. Also it just loves to notify you about everything. I still prefer VS.
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by brynjolf 7y ago
Neighbours open WiFi
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by brynjolf 7y ago
Endless notifications. I use Teams daily and it drives me insane. Especially every notification you get for a thread you already explicitly told you don't want notifications for. I stopped wishing people happy birthday but cause I woul
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by brynjolf 7y ago
It is not outdated since it requires you to enable Do not track which makes you a target for tracking. It is bad design and they know it. They don't even respect their own disable analytics toggle.
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by brynjolf 7y ago
Still wonder why they have multiple backdoor into their own browser and several layers of analytics included. Including when you start the browser for the first time. Feels hypocritical.
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by brynjolf 7y ago
They dragged someone's name through the mud and didn't even try to apologise for that. They said they were sorry to the community but at same time gave the community no extra time to influence the decisions. It was a well crafted
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by brynjolf 7y ago
Can't even acres the files on Android...
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by brynjolf 7y ago
You can view the history online on their privacy dashboard at privacy.microsoft.com There I could see all the applications I launched even though I had denied them that permission. You should be able to do the same if you linked your Micros

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