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by glass- 12y ago
As an aside, this bug was fixed in OpenBSD's ftp(1) 5 years ago. http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/usr.bin/ftp/fet... http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=1251289575
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by glass- 12y ago
Anyone who deliberately installs and uses spyware such as Chrome is clearly lacking it.
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by glass- 12y ago
In some cases it's not to spy on clicks but to hide data in the URL by obscuring the HTTP referer header, eg. DuckDuckGo does this so sites can't see your search terms.
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by glass- 14y ago
> It certainly feels somewhat disingenuous to mention nothing, of what arguably should be, the central discussion point: The Model S (more specifically the car's Li-Ion battery pack) performs unusually poorly in frigid conditions. If yo
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by glass- 14y ago
That page reads like the sort of page someone might make after receiving hundreds of awful bug reports.
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by glass- 14y ago
> the pre-loaded software takes up 41 GB of HD space The formatted drive has a binary capacity of 119 GB. 89 of which are available. You can free up 7.8 GB by using the built-in tool to transfer the recovery partition to a USB drive. Th
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by glass- 14y ago
Children make too much noise. Children don't get to use the computer for a week. Eventually children will learn and stop making too much noise. This is a parenting problem, not a technical one.
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by glass- 14y ago
You also can't use iTunes in the "development, design, manufacture, or production of nuclear, missile, or chemical or biological weapons."
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by glass- 14y ago
> instead of using the one thing that I believe could have competed in the market - Maemo and then Meego I owned an N900 and I liked it, because it had a full terminal and could run a Debian desktop on it if I really wanted to, but norm
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by glass- 14y ago
The vast majority of people are not deliberately choosing to install the software. They are "accepting" it by accident, by pressing the wrong button or because they are rushing through the installation and are not paying attention. No consu
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by glass- 14y ago
The 41MP camera on the 808 wasn't exciting? Or the floating lens in the 920? If you think this is more exciting than the technological progress in mobile phone cameras that Nokia's R&D department is making, you need to adjust your sense
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by glass- 14y ago
The last time for me was when they showed off the OIS and low-light capability of the Lumia 920. And the time before that was when they showed off the 41MP camera on the 808 PureView. Both of which are far more interesting than them throwin
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by glass- 14y ago
I believe they are referring to the reddit community's tendency to go off on misguided, half-cocked witch-hunts.
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by glass- 14y ago
Really? You're posting a graph that shows overall usage of WP devices, that could have been bought at any time in the last 2 years, and trying to present it as data suggesting that more old devices were sold. If anything that graph demonstr
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by glass- 14y ago
Samsung is the only manufacturer that is making money from Android, and Samsung doesn't advertise that they use Android anywhere in their marketing. Most Samsung phones don't even show an Android logo when you turn them on. Consumers don't
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by glass- 14y ago
The vast majority of those Lumias will be the high-end 920 and the slightly-less-high-end 820. Whereas those Android activations include everything and the kitchen sink. The Lumia 820, which is a lower-end and lower-priced WP8 phone, should
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by glass- 14y ago
Try making your useragent: "Mozilla/5.0 (compatiable, MSIE 10.0; Windows Phone 8.0; Trident/6.0; IEMobile/10.0; ARM; Touch)" I did it in Firefox and maps.google.com redirects. Making your useragent anything that contains "Windows Phone" mak
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by glass- 14y ago
If you alter the useragent on a developer device, Google Maps doesn't redirect and works just fine.
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by glass- 14y ago
> I strongly suspect Chrome would utterly dominate that statistic. Of course it would, because you would be ignoring a chunk of the other browser's users but counting each and every Chrome user.
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by glass- 14y ago
> the excessive amount of scrolling and swiping required. Even on the larger display devices the amount of information I can see without scrolling/swiping is a fraction of what I'm used to from iOS/Android. It leaves me with kind of a s
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by glass- 14y ago
They're trying to justify their wholesale reuse of audio-visual assets by pointing out that a game created by Max Schaefer, Erich Schaefer and Travis Baldree uses ideas from previous games they created. That has to be a joke.
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by glass- 14y ago
The company is based in China, and when it comes to IP and copyright China typically doesn't care. Sure they could file against them in Canada but it will get them nowhere.
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by glass- 14y ago
Yes, which was the point of the original statement: "there is little else that anyone except Apple can do".