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deltaprotocol
11y ago
"The tech crowd's acquiescence to the surveillance state is absolutely necessary for it to function as designed. " Well said! Since we have the toolset to understand what is happening, we must be the main source of outrage. W
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deltaprotocol
11y ago
Seriously, I read several posts here that I'm absolutely sure where written by NSA/GCHQ agents working very comfy to try and manipulate technical opinion. Anyone with a brain and enough technical knowledge (which can be assumed of
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deltaprotocol
11y ago
You should definitely send that to the author. After reading the (very enjoyable but inconclusive) article, I'm sure his 30 years quest could see some more data and, well, some more decades.
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The likely end of DownThemAll
(downthemall.net)
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11y ago
My answer is based exclusively in what you wrote, and not in my technical knowledge of Firefox's internals. - There is no such thing as "minor" reduction in fingerprinting nowadays. This is a war, every little bit is importan
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deltaprotocol
11y ago
Perhaps he did not know, but I find that a lot of developers, especially those not using GUIs, end up using -m every single time and writing poor commit messages. With Magit, at least in my experience, you are more inclined to write better
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11y ago
Definitely not on my Firefox. It feels smooth as organic grass-fed butter. As a beginner web developer aiming to work remotely, they have me. I want simple, fast, colaborative, and they have it all plus "mindblowingness". ;) Not o
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11y ago
Noooooooooooo!
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11y ago
I had just copied this to paste here. That someone is able to write such an article and at the very end wrap it up like this, today, after everything that the whole world knows for a fact, this scares me more than anything in the article.
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deltaprotocol
12y ago
But only if you use gvim or macvim. I've been using wasavi ( http://appsweets.net/wasavi/ ) and so far it works very well for me. And I just love the sound it makes.
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12y ago
This is awesome , but the chosen title is misleading. This requires at least 20 minutes.
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Sublime like Minimap for Vim
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The Singularity University Warmonger
(singularityhub.com)
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