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by hnha 13y ago
I wonder how many reviews are posted per day in the Apple/Google app stores.
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by hnha 13y ago
2) Depends on how the bundle is configured. I2P supports "outproxies" to the normal web. There are like 3 of them... Sadly the option is enabled by default. 3) I2P is using an onion routing like network. You only see the neighbour
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by hnha 13y ago
Have you tried opera (not the latest Chrome-bastard but earlier versions)? I'd challenge your statement, opera seems much more customizable to me.
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by hnha 13y ago
"Android running on 92% of phones"
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by hnha 13y ago
cheap barometers are pretty terrible for absolute readings, I am not sure you could get any useful (for weather observation) data from them in a reasonable way that would be better than from classic stations.
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by hnha 13y ago
I have no idea how to sort by date in Flickr' idiotic new design but Charlie Loyd (vruba) has been posting images about the project for >8 months, probably talking about it even longer.
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by hnha 13y ago
that paragraph is difficult to understand even in german, to me it sounds like not apb, but another addon ( http://urlfixer.org ) is the one with the amazon link tampering.
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by hnha 13y ago
counter anecdotes: my 73 year old grandma switched to Linux mint 9 months ago and loves it. and my 21 year old cousin tried the same and ran back to Windows after days.
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by hnha 13y ago
from my experience the aspect of constantly worrying makes it more annoying than it is. I can often go weeks without noticing it (can't remember not having it, dunno when it started, might be related to anxiety/panic one way or th
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by hnha 13y ago
I am affected as well and I have taken anything apart from those, did not even ever smoke weed.
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by hnha 13y ago
this would be ace as userscript that automatically shows the history if you visit monitored sites
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by hnha 13y ago
It might seem a smaller task in terms of needed servers but your suspicion fails with the simple fact that anyone can add a relay to the network and thus counter the surveillance. I run a non-exit node on every webserver I got because it&#x
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by hnha 13y ago
cartography usually means the look and.style of a map. I think you mean the data (or geodata or however one wants to call it).
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by hnha 13y ago
look around in remote places in Google or Bing maps and you will find similar incomplete coverage
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by hnha 13y ago
sadly their inconvenience (and looking/feeling awkward) by far outranks the cost for me.
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by hnha 13y ago
what exactly forces them to use Facebook instead of something remotely private and secure?
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by hnha 13y ago
I hope you are bring sarcastic. Never ever do something like that! Or would you also blindly execute anything I tell you to?
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by hnha 13y ago
you can simply run a node yourself and make your client use it.
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by hnha 13y ago
That depends on your jurisdiction. In many countries it is perfectly legal. It is also very safe and low maintenance.
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by hnha 13y ago
i2p is quite decent. torrents often exceed 100 kilobytes/s which to me IS fast for lazy downloads. ajax probably won't ever be fun but I could not care less about that. :D
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by hnha 13y ago
I assume this showed a big friends list earlier? they seem to have limited the display to 3 friends.
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by hnha 13y ago
i use free xmpp servers to talk with people who I "met" on free websites. Many people provide services for free because they believe in a shared good. It's not all money money.
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by hnha 13y ago
"Gigantic font size" is just as bad. If I can only see 10 lines on my monitor in a size that would fit a book for toddlers, my close tab reflex is quick.
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by hnha 13y ago
i trust my host but I do not trust the routers to the recipient.
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by hnha 13y ago
time to shove it into that text fluff analyser website that was linked a while ago, wish I'd remember its name.
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by hnha 13y ago
what do you mean? maeon3 was replying in the contact of clipping. buildings are where that problem arises it a flight simulator like this.
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by hnha 13y ago
please don't force people to click your link to find out what the "one thing" is. mention it right in your title.
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by hnha 13y ago
if the input data are georeferenced correctly then qgis will happily transform all layers to a common reference system if you check "on-the-fly" in the properties.
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by hnha 13y ago
yes but only at the lower zoom levels ("far away"). they are working on higher ones later.
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by hnha 13y ago
I turned it on for a ~75k page and regret it. Does someone know if it can be disabled? I did not find anything in the settings.

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