currysausage

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   by currysausage 7y ago

   Which makes sense, given that the list could change anytime (ideally, it wouldn’t even exist) and no developer should rely on Edgium identifying as Chrome or Classic Edge.
2. 92.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   This is why Edgium calls itself “Edg”, not “Edge”, in the UA string.
3. 93.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   If you have the new Chromium-based Edge ("Edgium") installed: the compatibility list at edge://compat/useragent is really interesting. Edgium pretends to be Chrome towards Gmail, Google Play, YouTube, and lots of no
4. 94.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   Sites would just instruct users to accept permanent storage in exchange for free content.
5. 95.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/syntax.html#optional-...
6. 96.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   Tavis Ormandy has been dismantling AV software, one after another, for some time now.
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   Let's Encrypt only revoking “certificates that we are confident were replaced”(community.letsencrypt.org)

   2 points by currysausage 7y ago|1 comments
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   by currysausage 7y ago

   "We started with the premise that Messenger needed to be a simple, lightweight utility. Some apps are immersive (video streaming, gaming); people spend hours using them. Those apps take up a lot of storage space, battery time, etc., an
9. 99.▲
   by currysausage 7y ago

   I can't reach anything under gitbooks.io at all. Some GDPR paranoia thing again? It would be lovely to get an HTTP 451 at least.
10. 100.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    Verizon maybe?
11. 101.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    Edge ("Edgium") doesn't appear to send this header. Neither does Chrome in Private or Guest Mode.
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    Yeah, it really feels like history repeating. For those who don't remember: "Mozilla Messaging (abbreviated MoMo) was a wholly owned, for-profit subsidiary of the non-profit Mozilla Foundation. ... Its main focus was developing Mo
13. 103.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    How do they not get infected with worms and ransomware the second they browse the internet?
14. 104.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    Maybe because of the privacy implications of web workers keeping connections/checking for new notifications in the background?
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    They will only refund you for the taxi if the scheduled arrival is after midnight and the expected delay at your destination is >60 minutes OR if it’s the last connection for the day and there is no other means of public transport that w
16. 106.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    There's a clone at https://snapdrop.net/ which loads a little faster and works a little more reliably in my experience. FAQ: https://github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop#frequently-asked-ques...
17. 107.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    No autocomplete this way, though
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    I switched from Chrome to Firefox literally this week, and I am missing this so badly. Can't understand why they wouldn't copy this behavior in all these years. I hope they put it on their agenda now. I was preparing to create my
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    I keep hearing about this. This is what’s keeping me from upgrading to 1903, as I find disabling Bing Search absolutely essential. So, have you followed the advice in the support document? Did it help?
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    Actually, this is a standard feature of iOS Maps.
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    So Siemens > EPCOS > TDK > Qualcomm/TDK (RF360 Joint Venture)? That is super interesting, thank you!
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    I can’t find anything about Qualcomm having Siemens roots. Are you sure about that? Qualcomm bought some BenQ Mobile (ex-Siemens) patents from HP (Palm), but according to Jobs, these were rather worthless: Just for the record, when Siemens
23. 113.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    I guess that most people who know that you can save web pages to your disk (and make use of that feature) also know that you can disable telemetry (and make use of that feature).
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    I just checked https://www.ns.nl/en (e.g. enter Amsterdam > Utrecht) and I am stunned by how beautiful and, at the same time, detailed the information is presented. They show punctuality statistics and even the type of r
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    Wow, the screenshots really look incredibly polished, not just for a high school project. Actually, if you told me that this was some preview uploaded by Microsoft, I may have been fooled. Yes, I do share the criticism about UWP. The author
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    First, Windows 8(.1) is supported until 2023. Second, Windows 8 drivers will usually work smoothly under Windows 10, and I see plenty Windows 8 drivers for the T420 in Driver Matrix. There's even a BIOS update from 2018-06-25. My T430
27. 117.▲
    by currysausage 7y ago

    It solves all backup needs, until it doesn't. https://petapixel.com/2014/07/31/cautionary-tale-bug-dropbox...
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    by currysausage 7y ago

    I find this way of dismissing things that other people care about as irrelevant quite arrogant. Yes, there are always "worse" issues. I could just as well write: We live on a planet full of environmental pollution, human rights a
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    by currysausage 8y ago

    According to the specs [1], the X1 Carbon Gen 3 does have a spill-resistant keyboard, and the current Gen 6 too. Given the compact design, maybe the liquid just couldn't escape from under the laptop in time, so it soaked the motherboar
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    by currysausage 8y ago

    Also, if you work at a larger company and have a Siemens/Unify IP phone on your desk, it's not unlikely that it's connected to OpenScape Voice running on SUSE. (Even if it's not an IP phone, it might be connected to a sm