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by dzek69 8y ago
Well. Old-fashioned communication is dying anyway. Even IRC channels I used to be active on even in 2017 are now moving to different platforms like Discord. For person to person communication no one I know was using XMPP still uses it. Is t
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by dzek69 8y ago
How about not allowing such content?
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by dzek69 9y ago
It will be forced in Europe soon. Banks will be obligated to provide an API.
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by dzek69 9y ago
Definitely. Telegram wins all with their UX with a ways sometimes you wouldn't expect from an IM app. Light native apps everywhere is a very big plus too. I'm aware it is not secure as I would like to but I'm gonna use whatev
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by dzek69 9y ago
> The one password to rule them all ought to be pretty strong anyway. The problem is that each year definition of "strong password" changes, because of growing performance of CPUs and GPUs. "Use a password manager" is
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by dzek69 9y ago
That's nothing new. At least Thunderbird is full of annoying even 10 years old bugs. Some important, some just annoying. I bet there's many more hidden because of security.
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by dzek69 9y ago
I'll try this
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Ask HN: Is there a Docker alternative that flawelessly works with Windows?
1 points by dzek69 9y ago|2 comments
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by dzek69 9y ago
I'm using Vivaldi since first public release and I haven't encountered any issue regarding to Blink stability. I'm using only newest snapshots (so they should be considered unstable) as my daily work & private browser and
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by dzek69 9y ago
Vivaldi is Open Source, they just doesn't have github repo and they aren't "crowd-based open source" (I don't know how to call it). https://vivaldi.com/source
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by dzek69 10y ago
Tesla isn't autonomous (yet). It's just simple autopilot-like helper.
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by dzek69 10y ago
PAYWALL/FORCING REGISTER TO READ! Don't post shit like that.
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by dzek69 10y ago
no, it's not. I actually enjoyed working with React ES5 "classes" more than ES6 (but I had to switch cause of work standards)
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by dzek69 10y ago
github is somehow advertised as ideal place for open source community. instant-banning long-term active-user and not telling what was THAT suspicious in his user activity that they have to ban him doesn't seems to match being "ope
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by dzek69 10y ago
this is open source. https://vivaldi.com/source/
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by dzek69 10y ago
they dont want to. but you can enable native window decorator from your os. theming (for icons) will be available some day in the future
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by dzek69 10y ago
there is a lot of mail client, tbh, you just not know them. Mailbird is a popular example you've skipped. for my desires - all of them sucks anyway, not providing basic features that are needed and bloating the client with thing almost
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by dzek69 10y ago
the browser is RATHER fast, but ui is single threaded, one tab can freeze the whole ui. also try to press and keep ctrl+t - it will froze, try this with other browsers - they are fine
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by dzek69 10y ago
it's open source. you cannot use the code or contribute, but still you can download the source code https://vivaldi.com/source/
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by dzek69 10y ago
it was way better several builds ago
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by dzek69 10y ago
It did years ago :) When i didn't had account they already know my name, mail, telephone number, because some idiots gave them their mails login & passwords, allowing FB to read all contacts. I wasn't on Facebook, yet in the &