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emilis_info
13y ago
Extending your argument about 2 viewpoints: lets go listen to what astrologers have to say about criticism from astronomers...
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emilis_info
13y ago
If you want a balanced view turn to Wikipedia, not some kremlin supported (pun intended, see below) propaganda: - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euromaidan The peaceful Euromaidan protesters were attacked and beaten by p
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emilis_info
13y ago
This. These kinds of posts always make me roll my eyes. Frequently they get hundreds of upvotes. Makes me wonder about the quality of submissions from the fields I understand much less (sciences, humanities, politics, etc.).
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emilis_info
13y ago
(OP here). I am amused myself. I have cut out Google Analytics include from my blog code after I wrote the post. Now I see that I will have to switch off IntenseDebate comments as well. Thanks for pointing out!
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emilis_info
13y ago
I am very glad that Mozilla takes privacy so seriously. I am glad it was a conscious decision. Also: I noticed the tracking codes in the email using Mozilla Thunderbird. By the way: the email I got was probably sent to Mozilla supporters, n
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emilis_info
13y ago
I think so. At least I would like to have added "please" at the end. I am sorry. My only excuse is that my two kids were running around disturbing my ability to focus. BTW: I am a big fan and a user of what you do. I think Firefox
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emilis_info
13y ago
Thanks for the link. I will switch to the plain text version :-)
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emilis_info
13y ago
It seems so. On the other hand I outsourced my blog tracking to Google Analytics. I am guilty of the same crime. Do you do that too? I have now removed Google Analytics code in my blog until I will find an alternative that keeps my visitors
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emilis_info
13y ago
Author here. My purpose with this post is not to expose Mozilla, but to show how deep many of us are in this business. I admit I am guilty of similar practices myself. I think we should use this privacy crisis to stop and rethink what are
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Dear Mozilla, stop watching me
(emilis.github.io)
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emilis_info
13y ago
No. Ideas are really useless. If they are unimportant I will forget them after a while and that is OK. If I forget them they are unimportant by definition. Keeping track of such things is a waste of time. If I get really bothered by some te
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emilis_info
13y ago
Me too. The page describes me as a CoffeeScript expert. I haven't written a single line of CoffeeScript and don't intend to in the future. Actually you would get a much better overview of what I do by just looking through my repository list
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emilis_info
13y ago
Switching to Firefox will not save you. I recently found out that Firefox sends a request to safebrowsing.clients.google.com for every page I visit. I found out how to disable it, but it wasn't straightforward and there were still requests
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emilis_info
14y ago
The answer is here: http://superuser.com/questions/558876/how-can-i-make-the-sig...
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emilis_info
14y ago
This little Gimp plugin will get you the old shortcuts back: http://www.shallowsky.com/software/gimp-save/
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emilis_info
14y ago
Source: http://youtu.be/Xe1TZaElTAs
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emilis_info
14y ago
I am sorry to put it this way in this forum, but the "bullshit" and "buzzwords" warning lights on my panel have just lit up.
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Merry Christmas everyone
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emilis_info
14y ago
Clarification: we are looking for 4 developers. Not for a single developer with all the skills :-)
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emilis_info
14y ago
PriceOn (in VILNIUS, Lithuania, Europe) is looking for full-time DEVELOPERS: - JavaScript - .NET - iOS - Android We are offering flexible working conditions, good salary, lots of opportunities to use your wide experience and learn new thing
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emilis_info
14y ago
I don't understand the need for "//" in the URI. The thing that follows it is usually an authority (hostname), not a name for an algorithm. This would still be a valid URI without the unnecessary characters and without the confusion:
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14y ago
http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/koans.html http://www.canonical.org/~kragen/tao-of-programming.html http://internet.ls-la.net/comppoems/tao-te-chip.html
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emilis_info
14y ago
Or should we call it suicideware?
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emilis_info
14y ago
Freedom of choice, being able to fix things yourself, ability to work on the same OS your server uses, being able to run old programs or on older/cheaper hardware -- all these and other things are not sentiments. Why are you guys complainin
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A Legend For Our Time
(csd.uwo.ca)
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And Hitler built the Autobahns, shouldn't we say thanks to him for that? Also the rebels where never able to build something as marvelous as the Death Star :-) Success, efficiency and morality are three different things. Though many people
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emilis_info
14y ago
It is a classical Russian propaganda defense: answer an accusation on human rights violations with "and you are lynching Negroes" or similar. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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Frequently Forgotten Fundamental Facts about Software Engineering
(computer.org)
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Your Bottleneck is Dead. Long Live Your Bottleneck
(mailinator.blogspot.com)
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Musical Chills Related to Brain Dopamine Release
(scientificamerican.com)
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