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901.
We built the extension that blocks ads, trackers and third-party cookies(ultrablock.org)
12 points by dotcoma 2y ago|23 comments
902.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Still dead even if one of the top5 companies by market cap in the world, according to PG’s definition of ‘dead’, I think.
903.
Microsoft Is Dead: The Cliffs Notes (2007)(paulgraham.com)
9 points by dotcoma 2y ago|5 comments
904.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I'm not. I haven't tried a single LLM tool and I don't expect to anytime soon.
905.
by dotcoma 2y ago
So, on what "substance" does FF beat Chrome on bookmarks ?
906.
by dotcoma 2y ago
So... do you know why they chose BrowsPilot and not BrowsePilot ?
907.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Really ? Here are bookmarks on FF-based Mullvad Browser (I stopped using FF proper a long time ago) https://imgur.com/a/RSy8B2L Here are bookmarks on Chromium-based Iridium browser https://imgur.com/a&#
908.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Hi Hirosi, nice product and I'm sure it will sell well. But: are we sure that FAST is the right way to learn? Are we sure that letting software take notes for us works well? I ask because some say that taking notes by hand, on paper, t
909.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Sounds good. Best of luck!
910.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I like it, of course, but don’t Gmail and similar services offer this ?
911.
by dotcoma 2y ago
What is more expensive? Not having to sit next to a child or not having to sit next to a man? Also: will IndiGo Airlines share with me, a guy, part of the extra money I help them make? ;)
912.
Introducing Writebook(world.hey.com)
4 points by dotcoma 2y ago|0 comments
913.
by dotcoma 2y ago
What happens if no women were ok with sitting next to a man?
914.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Was browsepilot.com not available ? (brows looks weird to me)
915.
by dotcoma 2y ago
https://archive.is/JdvpR
916.
by dotcoma 2y ago
The interface to move them around, create and move folders etc. If I had to use bookmarks on FF, I would simply not use them at all.
917.
Mojeek on Waterfox(blog.mojeek.com)
3 points by dotcoma 2y ago|0 comments
918.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I second Bitwarden, ublock origin and privacy guard. Also: how will you handle bookmarks? IMHO only Chrome does a good job with bookmarks — please copy them instead of reinventing the wheel.
919.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I had no idea such a subreddit even existed. It sounds like /r/cantgetlaid to me, but clearly there is a market for (poor) advice and reading others’ stories, problems and complaints. But: OP will be starting from zero. And even i
920.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I'm all for it.
921.
Wind and solar are 'fastest-growing electricity sources in history'(carbonbrief.org)
23 points by dotcoma 2y ago|8 comments
922.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I'm afraid the same is true of sugar, cigarettes, alcohol, fast food etc.
923.
by dotcoma 2y ago
I'm not in the US and I am in favour of laws making smoking, drinking, driving, drinking soda and sweet stuff etc harder, less pleasurable and taxed. But I don't think laws, while necessary, can really solve the problem. If well t
924.
by dotcoma 2y ago
Can a law make cigarettes less addictive? What about alcoholic beverages? Soda? Sugar? Sweet stuff in general? Gambling? Drugs? Possibly so, to a certain extent, but in the end it's our personal responsibility to stay as much away as p
925.
Mozilla acquires Anonym to improve privacy in advertising(siliconrepublic.com)
4 points by dotcoma 2y ago|2 comments
926.
The Pet Project That Mozilla Acquired(adexchanger.com)
2 points by dotcoma 2y ago|1 comments
927.
Mozilla is an advertising company now(jwz.org)
27 points by dotcoma 2y ago|9 comments
928.
by dotcoma 2y ago
IMHO those who care about style don’t need this, and those who couldn’t care less are happy without it. I doubt there’s a third group that is interested in style but unable to match their socks to their polo shirts, and willing to go throug
929.
Does nuclear power have a future in Australia? These numbers will help(abc.net.au)
5 points by dotcoma 2y ago|2 comments
930.
by dotcoma 2y ago
It’s interesting, in a certain sense, to read what gets the green light and what doesn’t…

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