e1ven

12 ms·

61.
by e1ven 8y ago
I'm not sure about an alternative UI, but for ad-blocking could you use Pi-hole?
62.
Roku is no longer a neutral platform after today’s Roku OS 9.1 update(techcrunch.com)
106 points by e1ven 8y ago|73 comments
63.
Netflix ends AirPlay support in an ongoing souring of its Apple relationship(arstechnica.com)
21 points by e1ven 8y ago|7 comments
64.
Speedify Channel Bonding – Easily Combine Internet Connections(speedify.com)
1 points by e1ven 8y ago|1 comments
65.
Despite promises, Bethesda will soon start selling non-cosmetic items in-game(arstechnica.com)
1 points by e1ven 8y ago|0 comments
66.
Tesla sells European emissions law lifeline to Fiat Chrysler(arstechnica.com)
1 points by e1ven 8y ago|0 comments
67.
Android Q Beta 2, a deep dive(arstechnica.com)
7 points by e1ven 8y ago|0 comments
68.
by e1ven 8y ago
I don't think Netflix will buy them, unless they need to as a defensive move. That said, I could see an argument where originally they didn't want to own a hardware platform, so that they wouldn't be competing with other hard
69.
by e1ven 8y ago
They did transition from selling DRM albums, to unencrypted music, so this does seem possible.
70.
by e1ven 8y ago
The author doesn't have a comment form on the blog, but since the username looks like he was the one who submitted here, I wanted to reply and offer that there may be a solution- The companies that offer digital movies came together la
71.
by e1ven 8y ago
This is what the guidelines say, and how I've awarded them - It doesn't mean strictly that you've changed your opinion entirely to agree with them, but that you can appreciate a new perspective. From https://www.re
72.
by e1ven 8y ago
Yes, but why should the debate be framed in terms of only looking at fees or living with congestion? There are other approaches to what is essentially distributing limited resources.
73.
by e1ven 8y ago
They don't have HW support for VP8 - This makes a big difference in battery life, so I can understand why they don't support it. From https://webkit.org/blog/8672/on-the-road-to-webrtc-1-0-inclu... &quot
74.
by e1ven 8y ago
I'm all for reducing the traffic, but I think having the streets be only for the wealthy is among the worst ways to solve that problem. In a way it's analogous to any other resource allocation problem. There are lots of approaches
75.
by e1ven 8y ago
Sure, personally I think it's worth increasing taxes nearly any amount to keep public roads freely available to everyone. Rather than charging everyone and giving some people waivers, increase the taxes with a progressive tax rate, whe
76.
by e1ven 8y ago
If you have 5,800 people from Wyoming using your service, it's important to Wyomingites.
77.
by e1ven 8y ago
I had a similar issue, and moved away from it. I had been becoming heavily invested- It's unfortunate, but they -need- sync to be 100%. 99.99% is worse than 0% :(
78.
by e1ven 8y ago
Do you think it'd be worth adding a feature to link those automatically?
79.
by e1ven 8y ago
It's not just about raw effectiveness per dollar. Lost lives hurt morale quite a bit, and play badly on domestic news.
80.
by e1ven 8y ago
I don't know much about the situation, but it looks like Daniel is continuing his work at https://github.com/AndroidHardening ?
81.
by e1ven 8y ago
I'm really curious - What else can I buy in that size range? I'm very interested in newer small phones.
82.
by e1ven 8y ago
Makes sense. I'm only willing to drive a manual. It's getting harder to find them in new cars. Some companies can build them, or still release a few. (Toyota said my car's model had 5% in Manual transmissions) If I have to, I
83.
by e1ven 8y ago
American cities have lots of regulations about this as well. AirBnB is making it easier for individual people to ignore these rules, and the to date enforcement hasn't been particularly strong.
84.
by e1ven 8y ago
His post doesn't give that impression. "But outside of that structure, what gives someone the right to dictate to their neighbors what they can and can't do with their own property?" Zoning. Literally, most cities and to
85.
by e1ven 8y ago
We could further optimize by just assuming that people are OK with it if they didn't send the header, and then have them opt in to sending it. Maybe we could call it something like "DoNotTrack", to get the idea across. DNT wa
86.
by e1ven 8y ago
Agreed. We use essentially a Scantron sheet in Massachusetts. Easy to fill out, computer countable, with a hand recount as an easy backup option.
87.
by e1ven 8y ago
I don't get it - How is this different than Oracle forking RHEL or any number of other times this has happened?
88.
by e1ven 8y ago
If you like nginx, why would you fall back to apache instead of forking it, or using one of the many existing forks? That's one of the best parts of OSS code - You don't just have to follow them to the next version they release. (
89.
by e1ven 8y ago
I'm very glad that they've done this. The code was open, and the company decided to close it for the new versions, so it forks. Forks are common when people don't like the corporate direction of an OSS project - It's a s
90.
by e1ven 8y ago
I don't know a lot about the specifics of this release, but isn't there always going to be a N+1 version which is better? After a new version comes out it's going to take a while to work through the pipeline of inclusion into

More ›