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by darkhorn 3y ago
I am using it for many years. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-prote... > Strict: Blocks tracking content (videos, ads and other content that contain tracking code) in addition to trackers
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Use Firefox. It has build-in ad blocker.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Outsourcing is a very bad practice. Those softwares tend to be very low in quality.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Interesting. They have founded the company in Czech Republic but choose to become citizens of Cyprus.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
I don't understand why some people use a Russian software! Especially in this age.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Yes, 1999 Turkey eartquake. And 2023 Turkey eartquake.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
I think you can fix it from Open Street Map. They use OSM a lot.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Don't drink soda. Drink water.It will create a protective layer for few hours.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
No flights at all. See it yourself https://www.flightradar24.com/
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Ukraine enforces no flight zone because of the war. Therefore there is no data.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Click the reading mode in Firefox mobile.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
WinRAR is free in Russia.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
It is a Russian software!
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by darkhorn 3y ago
Some governments are run by criminals.
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by darkhorn 3y ago
I am not aware of such thing. May be they didn't want every police to query the database. But it appears that there is a face recognition app https://youtu.be/l8R6ZwSTLzU?t=105 the guy who is using the app in the video
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by darkhorn 3y ago
In Turkey when police stops you on a street they take photo of your ID card and then send those images through Whatsapp to a police station. And then you wait for an answer. Happens very often.
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by darkhorn 4y ago
This article is from 2015. https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2015.18787 "Engineered bat virus stirs debate over risky research"
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by darkhorn 4y ago
https://www.hurriyet.com.tr/ekonomi/ev-telefonundan-da-sms-d... https://www.onedirect.de/gigaset-e720-eu-version https://www.quora.com/Why-was-SMS-text-messaging-never-rolle... The new
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Modern landline phones can receive and send SMS. Your landline provider might have SMS support. Just buy an SMS capable telephone.
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Apple had wheel keyboard https://youtu.be/9BnLbv6QYcA
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by darkhorn 4y ago
What if you have children? In Turkey the bank account can be taken over only by legal inheritors, and all of them should be present together physically at the same time in the bank with a document, most of the time obtained from notary, cal
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Use PHP 8.1 with typed properties and parameters, PHPDoc, PHP Storm with xDebug, unit tests, code review by peers, Composer, and declare(strict_types = 1);
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Same issue with Erdoğan. He was never able to prove that he had a university diploma. Plus, while he opens criminal cases for absurd tweets he never went to court for people who claimed that his diploma is fake.
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Gmail has those features for some years.
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by darkhorn 4y ago
Iterestingly when I report obviousky fake accounts with obviously fake names related with Erdoğan supporters on Facebook they respond with "there is no violation, so we did nothing".
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by darkhorn 4y ago
I think they want you to subscribe to email updates to explore new interesting repositories. Probably they are going to use it for marketing too. That might be the reason of the deprication of the page.
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by darkhorn 4y ago
If you look from Indo-European perspective, in other words if you look only at the common words, yes, they share very little common words. And then no one explains all those same grammatical structures shared between those languages. In the
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by darkhorn 4y ago
I have found this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_N-M231
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by darkhorn 4y ago
In terms of words or grammatical structures?
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by darkhorn 4y ago
No. Finnish, Hungarian, Turkish, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese are so called Uralic Altaic languages. They all share same grammatical structures.

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