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by estranhosidade 7y ago
>On top of this, in my experience, I've found the Firefox UI extremely frustrating. Amen! I mean, the layout look as if it were something made in the early 2000s
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
Funny how sometimes what everybody was waiting to happen just.... happens
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
Chrome serves me just fine nowadays. Unlike you, I'm not some kind of Gandhi of the tech scene or anything like that. If it serves me fine I won't stop using it. If Chrome ceases to support adblock extensions then I will go look f
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
Google never wanted to have these adblock extensions on their store in the first place, it just turns out that when chrome was released and had zero market share they had to make this huge compromise to gain territory in the browser arena a
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Google to restrict modern ad blocking Chrome extensions to enterprise users(9to5google.com)
2093 points by estranhosidade 7y ago|877 comments
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
It's true. I mean, there are people using freaking bing just because it is the default search engine on Windows.
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by estranhosidade 10y ago
A brief text talking about the role of design and user experience when translating a webpage or application to another language. I mean, for instance, when you translate an Arabic article on Wikipedia, Google Translator or Bing don't a
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Adaptation, Design and Machine Translation(estranhosidade.wordpress.com)
1 points by estranhosidade 10y ago|1 comments
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by estranhosidade 10y ago
So, I wrote this text talking about the impact that I think an artificial intelligence will have upon the artistic creation. It's quite a huge text, but I think it's worth to read, and I thought maybe some people here would be int
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The Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Artistic Creation(estranhosidade.wordpress.com)
2 points by estranhosidade 10y ago|1 comments