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8y ago
Speaking about linguistic minorities, here in Southern Italy there are some small towns speaking ancient Albanian called "Arbëreshë" [1], they have even orthodox churches [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arb%
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8y ago
> You know 1,980 out of the top 10,000 items. This means you know more than 13% of Americans aged 18 I'm pretty happy about that, given that: 1. I'm italian 2. I don't have a good memory at all 3. Many items were out of my
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Windows 1809 update wipes user files
(reddit.com)
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8y ago
I'm in Italy and the delay is acceptable
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8y ago
> One thing I personally would change is making a trailing comma in multiline lists obligatory Can I ask you why?
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8y ago
My concern is about the params. If you use Chrome on Windows at San Francisco user agent is dispersive, but if you connect from a little country using an exotic browser and an exotic OS the user agent data could be enough to identify you.
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8y ago
When I visit duckduckgo.com, uBlock reports blocking a tracking image from the domain improving.duckduckgo.com whose url includes my browser user agent. That doesn't seem fair to me.
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8y ago
What about using Tor browser? I think it's more important than the points listed in the article
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8y ago
Because Medu hasany counters and for her own counters a few heroes (terror blade for example)
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8y ago
How to go to web client? If I visit the homepage and I click on 'Web' box it redirects me to Linux app :-/
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8y ago
I couldn't make it work 6 months ago, they answered to the issue I referenced above that it wasn't officially supported and they never sent any updates about that on that issue, so I supposed that the situation stayed the same. I
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8y ago
I couldn't make it work (see the link above)
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8y ago
Thank you! I'll evaluate it
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8y ago
Not-so-happy LastPass user here: I evaluated alternatives, but LastPass is the only one which somehow works on Linux/Firefox. I have even tried to make pressure to 1password about that, without much success: https://discussi
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9y ago
I use them to share maps links on chat, for example this: https://goo.gl/maps/6zJsoaCTgTD2 is much better than this: https://www.google.it/maps/place/Presidio+di+Francavilla+Fon...
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9y ago
You could even use a paper actually :)
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9y ago
You're right, California, Nevada and Arizona, I visited the west coast.
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9y ago
I partially agree with you guys substaining that there were cheap healthy things, but for my experience they were exceptions. I could find very rarely vegetables at affordable price and at decent quality together. Or they were cheap, or the
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9y ago
I'm italian and I visited united states a couple of months ago. In my opinion the biggest problem is that you don't have decent food at affordable prices. Healthy food has nonsensical high prices and if you want something at a hum
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9y ago
Ruby & Rails developer since 1.8/2.2, never heard about POODR
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9y ago
I love this thing that Ruby publishes a new release on Christmas. I usually don't like Christmas, but this is an appreciated present.
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9y ago
Yes it's simplistic, but I'm not a native English speaker so it's hard for me to express an extensive thought :( I'm sorry about that
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9y ago
> Please let's stop spreading this "elixir is like fast/better ruby" It's just my opinion, and I didn't make it up, I'm a Ruby on Rails developer with 7+ years of experience and I played enough with Eli
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9y ago
I guess you are a Java enthusiast (in my experience Java coders just tilt with Ruby). Anyway you should try Elixir, it is Ruby "The right way" in my opinion.
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9y ago
I submitted this release because it ships with Linux repositories actually
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Sublime Text 3 Build 3132 released
(sublimetext.com)
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9y ago
On Linux Ubuntu Chrome 60.0.3095.5 is pretty choppy, while Firefox 54.0a2 is smooth
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10y ago
Nginx Pro enthusiasts / company owners I guess
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10y ago
Is there a way to have the same files icon in the sidebar? I just want to discern from folders and files, I don't care about file extensions
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10y ago
Buy another license and gift it to someone ;)
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