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by fredsted 13y ago
Why make it so hard? Why not just install virtualmin [0] on a Debian (or whatever Linux you prefer) server and get it over with. You also get web hosting, DB hosting, mailing lists, webmail and more as a bonus. And you don't have to wo
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by fredsted 13y ago
I don't know either. I really like qz.com, I just tried visiting it on my iPhone, articles are easy to read. The sidebar allows me to quickly find other content on the site. It's great.
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by fredsted 13y ago
If you use WordPress, try this: http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/ It turns your WordPress blog into static html pages that load fast.
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by fredsted 13y ago
http://bufferapp.com/awesome
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by fredsted 13y ago
If you don't feel sick... Although I'd just go to the doctor for a checkup.
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by fredsted 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green
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by fredsted 13y ago
I get you don't like it, but why? I've never heard about "wishy-washy" in relation to Web layout and design. If you could be more specific, that would certainly make your comment better. With that said, I personally think it needs less whit
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by fredsted 13y ago
They are. And it turned out to be a huge failure, at least here [0]. In any case, you'll have a lot more privacy if you stop using Google services. [0] http://techpresident.com/news/wegov/23918/denmark-government...
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by fredsted 13y ago
High resolution ground photography and mobile location tracking came to mind. Google often cooperates with government and police.
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by fredsted 13y ago
If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. Some things aren't meant to be zoomable. Trying doesn't break anything.
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by fredsted 13y ago
Most flash games have an App alternative though.
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by fredsted 13y ago
Wikipedia perhaps?
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by fredsted 13y ago
>It looks like you disabled Chrome's resizing on purpose too, which seems unnecessary/annoying. Why break existing functionality just to add new functionality? That functionality can be re-enabled by changing the "resize" CSS style[0].
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by fredsted 13y ago
I find it very weird that the author of the page did not display this information on the page.
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by fredsted 13y ago
There's also http://two.vg , they don't list .io domains though.
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by fredsted 14y ago
> needs an MTA From the same docs you linked to: > Bugzilla is dependent on the availability of an e-mail system for its user authentication and for other tasks. > This is not entirely true. It is possible to completely disable
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by fredsted 14y ago
Number 7 and below: how does that differ from everybody else?
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by fredsted 14y ago
People have different interests. I know someone who spends thousands of dollars on coffee and coffee equipment. I think that's ridiculous. I think it's a cool hobby though. It sucks that your friends make you feel bad for things you enjoy!
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by fredsted 14y ago
I'm wondering how a blog labeling itself "Advanced persistent cybersecurity" does not know this.
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by fredsted 14y ago
You have a weird definition of "exactly".
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by fredsted 14y ago
Not to mention the e-mail address ends in @live.com. At least take the time to set up a proper e-mail address.
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by fredsted 14y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=flatui%2Blayervault
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by fredsted 14y ago
Awesome post. There's some real talent behind those UI designs.
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by fredsted 14y ago
Reading this comment thread, it's as if Mac OS X is the most horrible operating system in existence.
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by fredsted 14y ago
Sorry, but did you read the comment?
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by fredsted 14y ago
>I could also ssh to a virtual server, but I'm not comfortable having all my agenda files on such a machine, because of security and privacy concerns. You could encrypt it or SSH into your own machine.
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by fredsted 14y ago
It's not very logical until you learn the science behind it: If I want less of something (fat) on my body, I eat less of it, right? But I actually have to keep my fat consumption the same and eat less carbs .
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by fredsted 14y ago
>Sugars are fundamental bio-molecules and are essential for life. That's not necessarily true. Humans do not need sugars from external sources to survive. >“The amount of sugar needed by the body is zero as the body can produce a
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by fredsted 14y ago
I don't think your extremely harsh assessment is warranted at all. There's nothing really tangible in your post besides minor things you have to get used to like pressing Cmd+Down to open a file instead of Return. Why exactly do you feel ev
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by fredsted 14y ago
You could add the Applications folder to the dock. http://i.imgur.com/qb7DB7u.jpg

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