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   by dest 9y ago

   Adblock Plus, despite being open source, seems to be quite a profitable business. The main point is the inertia of the user base.
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   by dest 9y ago

   People are never happy.
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   by dest 9y ago

   hum, chromium? was it sarcasm?
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   by dest 9y ago

   OK with public code, but with limits, some data and code should be closed [1], including: keys and credentials algorithms used to detect fraud unreleased policy [1] https://www.gov.uk/government/publica
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   by dest 9y ago

   I use Diaspora* as a blogging platform. The social interactions are a plus. It works well
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   by dest 9y ago

   It's very popular in Japan because of the "lolicon" phenomenon (cultural sexy drawings of youth people), which is not accepted by Twitter because of the occidental culture in which this is a taboo.
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   by dest 9y ago

   cheap plentiful stalking?
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   by dest 9y ago

   Ask HN expansion: It would be good to know as well the degree of KYC enforced by each of them (KYC = know your customer)
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   by dest 9y ago

   Will irony and sarcasm be detected?
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    by dest 9y ago

    ok thanks
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    by dest 9y ago

    What happened in Texas? (I am not American and had no luck on search engines)
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    by dest 9y ago

    Isn't Brave based on libChromium? At least on Linux
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    by dest 9y ago

    You may get it back in the future, if they open again… or not. Sorry for your loss It is reasonably well-known that it is dangerous to leave money on exchanges. BTC is only yours when it's in a wallet with a private key that is known t
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    by dest 9y ago

    experienced problems with Safari and flex-box as well. And when you don't own a Mac to run Safari on it, it's difficult to do tests! You have to annoy friends/colleagues with Macbooks.
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    by dest 9y ago

    If I'm not mistaken, the amount of lithium required for tritium production is quite small compared with the needs for lithium batteries
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    by dest 9y ago

    You have a point, but for controlled fusion the applications look only civil to me. Military application/uncontrolled fusion/H bomb already exists!
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    by dest 9y ago

    Maybe someday those power plants will be available in smaller sizes, e.g. for fusion with the discovery of better confinement techniques, or high magnetic field materials
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    by dest 9y ago

    lets hope this international collaboration will survive through the decades, and that no war or political chaos will stop it.
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    by dest 9y ago

    At the end of the article (!): Our warmest thanks go to the Deutsche Bahn AG for providing us with comfortable office space in their conveniently delayed trains.
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    by dest 9y ago

    same here. reader view is good (tested with firefox)
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    by dest 9y ago

    See also https://www.peer5.com/faq
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    New Flattr extension in closed beta(adblockplus.org)

    2 points by dest 9y ago|0 comments
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    by dest 9y ago

    stripe maybe?
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    by dest 9y ago

    In my case, customer support has been very good a few months ago to change the billing address
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    by dest 9y ago

    There was http://www.bitheat.io/ but the project seems dead.
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    by dest 10y ago

    Dell XPS 13 9443, dev edition (2015)
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    by dest 10y ago

    check Block M, that blocks Black M content https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/block-m-the-black-...
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    by dest 10y ago

    yes, and -20dB is 100 times less power
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    by dest 10y ago

    very likely.
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    by dest 10y ago

    same problem here. I get an auto-redirect to a failing https, even with extensions disabled.