fwn

98 ms·

691.
by fwn 10y ago
... in very small area, namely the us.
692.
by fwn 10y ago
..but at that price and with all the optical problems they seem to solve, a flipscreen is probably not that big of a deal to add.
693.
by fwn 10y ago
If they do not need them for some reason, why would they leave 40 tabs open in the first place? I believe this to be a rather unlikely assumption.
694.
by fwn 10y ago
No. Batteries cost next to nothing. Back in the days I had three additional batteries for my Galaxy S 2 and it was amazing. Others in my team frequently needed time at a charger while I could go from 0% to 100% in a minute while on the go.
695.
by fwn 10y ago
In both cases, Twitter and Facebook, the content you see is entirely based on who you follow.
696.
by fwn 10y ago
Having an actual solution for sending money through messenger would be a great thing. Currently that's not available in most of(?) Europe. I wonder why it took so long, given that I really can't see any value in most of the availa
697.
by fwn 10y ago
Spending 70% of your income on rent is far from inevitable in Germany.
698.
by fwn 10y ago
All of this affects you less if you are in a shared flat compared to renting it alone. The flat can be vastly more expensive as you are pooling the money and flexibility is higher as you have less furniture per person and tend to be able to
699.
by fwn 10y ago
Which, by the way, sounds like an awful concept of how creditworthiness is created. Signing into some unnecessary additional financial product with comically obsolete interest rates, just to manually repay it in the random timeframe in whic
700.
by fwn 10y ago
That's quite interesting. I rent cars quite frequently with the boring free VISA debit card from my normal checking account. I never knew that there are restrictions on which cards can be used for renting.
701.
by fwn 10y ago
I don't think it has anything to do with uBlock Origin. EasyPrivacy apparently breaks some Youtube embeds and only fixed it partially. In the end, it's almost never the content blocker but the lists you choose to enable. edit: but
702.
by fwn 10y ago
> Are you saying that there should be no consequences for anyone no matter who someone is political supporting, because it is in political context? Not at all. I was inplying that the consequences should be political as well. If your chi
703.
by fwn 10y ago
It's good that you aren't comparing this current context with our modern view on the NSDAP. Mainly because pressuring others into supporting a certain candidate through non-political means really is ridiculous and a deeply concern
704.
by fwn 10y ago
Thanks for the clarifications! I misunderstood the article.
705.
by fwn 10y ago
Title should be "Pushing your website to Estimote or Beacon Tools users on Android".
706.
by fwn 10y ago
If I want to share content on a social platform I just copy the link and post it wherever I like. I don't need slow, endless lists of tiny buttons to nudge me into something.
707.
by fwn 10y ago
Keep in mind that this is an accidental fix due to a suboptimal naming choice by the website author. A better solution would be to disable third-party cookies in your browser settings. Sending the do not track request generally increases th
708.
by fwn 10y ago
Personally I went with EasyList and local EasyList against ads, Fanboy’s Annoyance and Anti-ThirdpartySocial because social media integrations generally annoy me. EasyPrivacy and Fanboy’s Enhanced Tracking List‎ for privacy as well as the
709.
by fwn 10y ago
The blocked string is "socialmedia-"; filename is fine, folder name is still triggering the script being blocked.
710.
by fwn 10y ago
Keep in mind that it doesn't show up the icons at all if you're using a content blocker and activated Fanboy’s Annoyance List. This is because the critical resource is named "/socialmedia-leak/socialmedia-leak.js&qu
711.
by fwn 10y ago
German bus drivers have it as well. The routes are lists of stop names and their change is triggered by opening the doors. Can be adjusted by the driver if stops are passed, etc.
712.
by fwn 10y ago
I do this since Windows XP and it always worked. I don't know why so many were writing that updates can't be disabled anymore.
713.
by fwn 10y ago
Yes I am familar with this concept. I'm also vaccined, just apparently not against measles. My parents certainly don't hold any strong feelings about it, so I guess it wasn't recommended at this point in time? I don't kn
714.
by fwn 10y ago
basically this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority combined with a wobbly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum edit: sooo, why the downvotes? You see that this is
715.
by fwn 10y ago
I think there needs to be a distinction between people who oppose forced/obligated vaccination and people who don't trust current vaccine combinates. Both are probably motivated very different. For example not believing in giving
716.
by fwn 10y ago
This post is a great example. First claiming absolute authority over other peoples risk tolerance, then degrading the opponents as stupid and after that claiming that a critique on this behaviour is likely caused by bias. Brilliant.
717.
by fwn 10y ago
Didn't get any measles vaccination, though I'm in Germany. I guess that makes me one of those garbage people.
718.
by fwn 10y ago
They did not have any breaches, did they? I'm curious what you are referring to.
719.
by fwn 10y ago
> After all, what are they going to do? Stop having friends? They probably opt for more tolerant friends. ..but that's just a guess.
720.
by fwn 10y ago
> tiny clue His name.

More ›