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by eznzt 6y ago
>BRIAN I confess that I am worried about Telegram. Other than private messaging, people love to use Telegram for group chats — up to 200,000 people can meet inside a Telegram chat room. That seems problematic. How about fuck you, BRIAN?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Obviously archive.org links do not count. We have this but it redirects: https://www.google.com/google.jpg
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by eznzt 6y ago
Humanity improves by improving forward, not by changing the meaning of historical events.
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by eznzt 6y ago
i.e. rewriting history.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Exactly. CSS does not check that your screen is taller than it is wide. What it sees is a narrow viewport.
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by eznzt 6y ago
No, that is not my justification for not caring. I said it is the most popular position because I wanted to avoid being downvoted.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Yes, that's the result of decades of shaming by the mass media. They make people feel guilty about not caring, so they won't say it out loud, but they still don't care, so they won't change their choices.
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by eznzt 6y ago
I don't care. I know this will get downvoted, but it is the most popular position—most people simply don't care. I don't, either.
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by eznzt 6y ago
I'd still rather have prosperity
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by eznzt 6y ago
All of them? The whole profile seems pretty much anti-coup.
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by eznzt 6y ago
If you like the idea of having bare-bones text-only web then you will see how everybody and their granny have a feature that they won't get onboard until it is implemented. Then at that point we will have HTML again.
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by eznzt 6y ago
That is interesting but it looks pretty biased. Any other sources?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Because if Google stops paying them, they will go out of business.
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by eznzt 6y ago
The evergrowing scope of browsers, designed so only Google (and, by now, Mozilla, but only because Google allow them to exist) can create one and keep it updated.
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by eznzt 6y ago
So your mobile phone does not end up like the average Windows install.
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by eznzt 6y ago
If I have to choose between that or the immigrants exploiting the welfare state like it happens in most of the EU, imagine what I choose.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Naps are also linked to increased consumption of Cruzcampo.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>This is all very weird, and I don’t understand the rationale, or the implementation. The intentional inconsistency in the Sleep(1) delays is particularly worrisome. Maybe it is a bug, but I doubt it. Why doesn't someone reverse eng
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by eznzt 6y ago
Where is the consumer harm in not allowing Facebook to track users between apps?
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by eznzt 6y ago
>the iPhone-maker abused its power in the smartphone market by forcing app developers to abide by App Store rules that Apple’s own apps don’t have to follow Yeah... So?
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by eznzt 6y ago
AZ is holding the vaccines for the UK and the EU is moaning about it: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55822602
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by eznzt 6y ago
What is the excuse to have this contract censored? I understand what it's in the interest of security for example, but this...? Also, where are the people who laughed about Brexit now?
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by eznzt 6y ago
I have worked in one and no they don't. Most restaurants barely break even by the end of the month once you factor in all costs (like employees, rent...), which I did in the example of fastmail.
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by eznzt 6y ago
I expect to pay a reasonable price. Being overcharged by 90% is not reasonable.
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by eznzt 6y ago
The marginal cost of the service they provide is like 10% of what they charge, or even less.
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by eznzt 6y ago
This is like people saying fastmail pricing is reasonable because other providers gyp you too.
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by eznzt 6y ago
That is because you downloaded quotebrowser instead of qutebrowser. You are welcome.
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by eznzt 6y ago
They showed the trademark very prominently and that must be because they had a deal. We give you noise reduction, you give us visibility. That is an advertising contract.
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by eznzt 6y ago
The user does not care, he throws it away. But the user cares about having a good operating system and good apps and those are built on OSS.
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by eznzt 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with you, and I hope this means people go back to IRC instead of using centralised services run by retards.

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