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by cadence- 7y ago
It was probably deprioritized after the recent layoffs and reorg. They need to focus on their core product which is Firefox.
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by cadence- 7y ago
There is nothing else major in this release, so it probably made sense to Use this opportunity to mention it.
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by cadence- 7y ago
Mozilla is currently in a state of disarray. Diving revenues, layoffs, etc. Don’t expect anything major from them until the number of users start growing again.
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by cadence- 7y ago
Facebook is very heavy handed when it comes to these things. I’m talking from my own experience with them. I own a free dynamic dns service, and yes scammer sometimes use it to plant familiar sounding subdomains to cheat users. One such sub
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by cadence- 7y ago
The Monthly Active Users metric is more important, and it has been declining by around 10% each year. That’s very significant. Roughly 25k users lost every day. Mozilla had to lay off almost 10% of its staff this year, and will probably ha
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by cadence- 7y ago
I agree. Even if I don’t sleep at all, but only lie down at night with my eyes closed, I feel better than walking around at night. I mean, I still feel horrible overall. But better than when I spend the night out of bed.
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by cadence- 7y ago
I’m in the same boat. It’s very hard for me to operate on a schedule compatible with the rest of society. I can force myself into it, but I never really feel well rested. What makes matters worse is if I don’t keep my sleeping schedule for
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by cadence- 7y ago
Atari was my first computer, and I remember it fondly. It's extremely sad to see the brand being abused like this.
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by cadence- 7y ago
One issue with Dev Edition is that it shares the base code with Beta. With the new 4-weeks release cycle, most of QA testing now happens in Beta, meaning the chances of serious bugs in Beta and Dev Edition increased quite a lot. Previously,
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“Hello World” from scratch on a 6502 connected via breadboard(m.youtube.com)
4 points by cadence- 7y ago|0 comments
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by cadence- 7y ago
Here is an amazing video on how to build a computer based on 6502 on a breadboard, and program it in binary to get a Hello World equivalent. I highly recommend it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LnzuMJLZRdU
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by cadence- 7y ago
I can never understand why there is so much discussion in western societies about whether to have kids or not. It’s very simple: 1. If you want to have kids, then you SHOULD have kids. 2. If you don’t want to have kids, then you SHOULD NOT
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by cadence- 7y ago
I think it depends on how much you want to have kids. If you feel very strongly about it, then go ahead and have kids. You will probably experience the chemical changes in your brain that will help you cope. But if you are unsure about havi
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Firefox Private Network(private-network.firefox.com)
2 points by cadence- 7y ago|0 comments
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by cadence- 7y ago
Americans have been dismantling and weakening their regulatory bodies for quite a while now. The idea is that this will unshackle big corporations and allow them to innovate faster. This sounds like a great idea, until you realize that this
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by cadence- 7y ago
Perhaps the solution to traffic is remote work + Starlink? Most of the jobs in downtowns of big cities seem to be office jobs in skyscrapers. Can’t most of those people just work from home instead? This would also increase demand for local
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by cadence- 7y ago
This sounds great. I’m wondering if this technology will ever be available for cunsumer use, similar to CDs or DVDs. The article didn’t mention current costs of this technology.
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by cadence- 7y ago
The irony is that one of the big reasons Brexit is even happening is because people in U.K. don’t like the fact that EU standardizes everything. They don’t seem to understand that this is being done to protect them from exactly this shrinkf
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by cadence- 7y ago
I’m with you on this. If they allow this plane to fly again, I’ll be actively avoiding it when booking my tickets. Even if that means much higher ticket prices. It would take many years of flawless service of this plane to change my mind.
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by cadence- 7y ago
I know it’s not what we are supposed to be commenting here, but the photo in that article is awesome!
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by cadence- 7y ago
Did they modify the virus in any way? Or was it just a total luck that this particular naturally-occurring virus targets bladder cancer cells?
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Bunk bed is $1,200 a month, privacy not included(cnn.com)
8 points by cadence- 7y ago|1 comments
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by cadence- 7y ago
DNS over HTTPS.
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by cadence- 7y ago
We are unhappy with our wants, because we are being overpromised on how much happiness those wants will deliver. Advertising and politicians are probably the worst offenders here. We desire and pursue certain wants (big house, luxurious ca
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by cadence- 7y ago
So you think wireless companies will spend billions of dollars upgrading their infrastructure to 5G only to later increase your monthly caps so that you will be able to pay less monthly? Keep dreaming. The reality is that they will use 5G t
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by cadence- 7y ago
Interesting. I would like to see more research - especially with humans. That waves used in 4G cause harmful effects on humans was proved to be not true. But those mmWaves for 5G are much higher frequency, and they get absorbed by more mate
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by cadence- 7y ago
I think it’s safe to assume that this machine will be getting improvements. The “pick” part will surely also get automated at some point. It’s quite obvious to anybody who is willing to think about it for a while, to deduct that these kind
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by cadence- 7y ago
Universal basic income seems to be the only viable way forward. So far I have not heard any other good solution to the societal problems automation is causing. The other alternative would be to slow the progress, but that’s even worse. We n
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by cadence- 7y ago
Noise pollution is more immediate problem. Once your neighbor installs loud AC or swimming pool pump right next to you bedroom window and you cannot fall asleep at night, you won’t even last a week of sleep deprivation. I would say solving
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by cadence- 7y ago
AC installed between houses that are close to each other are another menace that makes it hard to sleep if your bedroom is on the wrong side of house. It’s not even the noise level, as it is the vibration and low frequency hum that often ha

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