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by eznzt 6y ago
They show (or showed) continuous ads for Krisp.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Instead we got locked-down privacy-breaching smartphones, IoT devices, SaaS, where only the manufacturer benefits from OSS. You forget the user.
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by eznzt 6y ago
> Honest question - it's obvious how you identify politically by all your posts here, but what has your comment got to do with the story? It is the literal meaning of "virtue signalling".
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by eznzt 6y ago
"According to an Ifop opinion poll in October, 57 per cent of French Muslims under 25 think sharia law is more important than the law of the French republic" https://www.ft.com/content/b6c0681f-3a0a-40fa-8b90-
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by eznzt 6y ago
I think he means that they use another domain (third-party cookies), not that they have no domain at all
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by eznzt 6y ago
That's bad. I use it with Edgium for Spotify and it's neat, it behaves like a desktop application.
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by eznzt 6y ago
The new about:config editor is also rubbish. I don't know why they rewrote it since it's just... worse?
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by eznzt 6y ago
They have more disposable income than the median.
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by eznzt 6y ago
That would be quite the coincidence... and also assumes there is only one shelter with free beds.
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by eznzt 6y ago
> Related news: European Court of Human Rights just made important ruling that decriminalizes begging. Making it criminal to be poor is against human rights. Equating begging with being poor is wrong. Bothering others is not a human righ
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by eznzt 6y ago
They are not that far off on sociology lol
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by eznzt 6y ago
I am not going to jump to any conclusions until 'Arathorn posts here a 10-paragraph long comment explaining how this is expected and even good for Matrix.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Which is not the same thing at all, so it proves nothing.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Windows support. >Just forget about it. ???????????????????????
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by eznzt 6y ago
There should be a better way of reporting a bug on Windows than posting it on a public forum full of spam that is only accessible from a Metro app which does not come with LTSC.
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by eznzt 6y ago
This seems a list of things that are wrong with people, not with the fediverse.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Internet access over satellite has been around since forever. It's a big thing in Cuba for example. Evidently, possession of the necessary equipment is illegal, and smuggling it in is extremely expensive.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Are investors usually this clueless about how things work?
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by eznzt 6y ago
History is written by the victors.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Valetudo en el culo te la sacudo
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by eznzt 6y ago
That's normal, you only find those things if you look for them. There are lots of profiles with hundreds of thousands of followers full of porn, or football, or welding memes. But you never see them. Yet, there they are.
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by eznzt 6y ago
All those extensions are also available on Brave (and all Chromium derivatives), and the browser themselves are always faster than Firefox.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Are you European? Because I am, and despite what you said being true, I don't think I have much in common with other European countries, not even the ones that border mine... We don't even speak the same language!
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by eznzt 6y ago
Because they have not found the bookmarks feature yet.
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by eznzt 6y ago
It's complicated: https://lwn.net/Articles/780737/
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by eznzt 6y ago
Which is kinda funny since their UI is half-done and sluggish.
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by eznzt 6y ago
It could be worse. There are Western countries with blasphemy laws.
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by eznzt 6y ago
> "So imagine our surprise when Amazon launched their service in 2015 based on Elasticsearch and called it Amazon Elasticsearch Service. We consider this to be a pretty obvious trademark violation. NOT OK." I don't underst
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by eznzt 6y ago
She said Muhammad was a pederast, which is correct, according to the Quran.
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by eznzt 6y ago
"In Europe, Speech Is an Alienable Right: [the European Court of Human Rights] upheld an Austrian woman’s conviction for disparaging the Prophet Muhammad." https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018&#

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