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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I have used that addon for a while but on every Firefox overwrites it every update.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Firefox must make it easier to switch the default Google search engine for the address bar.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Captain Picard definitely lives in a filter bubble. So many times he has been fooled by the bad guy is just embarrassing.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I also bought a Filco Majestouch 2 with Brown switches. It just too high in the front so the wrists hurt and kind of heavy pushing down the keys so I go tired writing on it. A bit of disappointment.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Personally I think the problem was that there where no free beer rewards.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Yes, yes! Ban it! We should also travel back in time and ban the fist mobile phones. Who needs it when you have the remarkable British telephone wiring system? http://www.google.se/imgres?q=telephone+wiring+pole+mess&biw
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I'm looking into doing a preorder of Geeksphone Peak+, which is their third model. Sure Geeksphone is more of a developer phone, but you also have ZTE Open as reidrac mentioned. Can I by a phone with Ubuntu Touch preinstalled? If Ubunt
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Firefox OS!
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I think it has improved lately because it runs on Windows, Mac and Linux (at least Ubuntu). I have not had any problems with. Works okay. The problem I have is that I need to carry around a card reader for my credit card to get BankID worki
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
If I remember my German correctly the articles argues around many different points. One is spying (NSA), another is restrictions on what to install (Microsoft) and some parts discuss the threat from China, manufactures of the TPM chips.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
The difference would have been that then everyone had rallied against the evil Republican. Now instead you are called a racist for even implying that Obama is an authoritarian statist. Look what happened to the rodeo clown.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
What antivirus software are you running? May I guess its Avira Antivirus based on the German you posted? Windows Defender in Windows 8 says nothing about it.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Of course it is. That is why the US government goes to the private company to get your information instead of going to you directly, because that would be a violation of privacy. The economic model for this is called corporatism, which inci
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Did I say it was the only tracking method they use? Of course the US government also uses non-blocking techniques like wire tapping, snooping, hacking etc. However, today Google has all the information about users that the US government can
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Hopefully zero, however everyone of them uses cookies and when I do read my email or use some other confidential service I can be sure that trackers is included there as well. That is how it works.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Where have you been the past few weeks? The US government uses private business to track people.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
My Ghostery browser addon reports that blog has 18 trackers. I guess tracking is a one way street then.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Next week: CSV Can Give the Same Performance as JSON
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Oh man! Blackboxing is definitely a killer feature! Also been using Aurora for the past few months and I like it a lot. Better then Firebug on most tasks (not all yet) and less resource heavy and less buggy. CSS auto completion is really go
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
It's the cost of being a global superpower together with open borders. If you seriously want to reduce surveillance at least one of these must be changed, but probably both. However both are politically impossible to change for any par
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
That link just shows academic merits relative to other students, not absolute academic merits. Politicized is the one that accepts the reality of politics, I don't because I look at result not intent.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
... or that he knew that the prize was a complete joke and gave it to the Norwegians for us to laugh at.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
"The technology has reached a point to make a snooper's wildest dreams come true but at the same time there are more and more ways to get information about wrong-doing out into the open and to discuss it which hopefully results in
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
For a long time we have had a public policy that anyone can go to higher education if they want to and in combination with different labor programs that pushes unemployed and under skilled to universities, that leads to undermining academic
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
But I'm saying that is not based on academic merit when anyone can attend.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
But now you are saying that has do with the size of your wallet (or rather lack of), which is true, but that does not mean we are basing it on academic merit. That is jumping to conclusions and assumptions. What is the academic merits to
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
1) Nothing is free. We pay the most taxes in the world. 2) We don't accept based on academic merit. We accept based on government unemployment programs. Edit: Spello
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
There exist a NOx tax (since 1992) for polluting the air with nitrogen oxides when burning garbage. But how much a furnace pollutes when doing that, not sure at all. The amount of polluted nitrogen oxides to the level of produced energy uni
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Mr Bylund's article has some points, but I rather read scientific critisism than political.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Yes, emission from dioxin has been reduced by 99% since the 1980s beacuse of better filtering and much higher temperatures when burning the garbage. From Naturvårdsverket (Swedish Environmental Protection Agency) In Swedish http:/&#x2

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