jaharios

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by jaharios 2y ago
Americans? I think they mean Texans.
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by jaharios 2y ago
Post like this is way I read HN. Thanks from us who this missed stuff.
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by jaharios 2y ago
>>Did you know that chrome gives an unfair advantage to its user sites by giving system information (core usage etc.) and some other things which are not supposed to be seen by browsers only to the websites starting with *.google.com
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by jaharios 2y ago
Many accidents are because humans are in a hurry, something slow self-driving cars won't even know what it is. Comparing self-driving cars with human car drivers is stupid, a more fair comparison is trains or trams, which also are less
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by jaharios 2y ago
Both systems think they are right, both are coping. One is slave to hustling and greed with no time/chance to enjoy basic things in life. The other will always be under the boots of the employees/managers and complain while enjoyi
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by jaharios 2y ago
Good idea giving life to non powered things. In this case latency will be a problem, but will be great in no latency depended applications.
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by jaharios 2y ago
Όσα δεν φτάνει η αλεπού τα κάνει κρεμαστάρια
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by jaharios 2y ago
We already live in a world where you can extend your lifespan with money. Millions die from lack of healthcare or from poor childhood.
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by jaharios 2y ago
>My cat can’t comprehend code written on my screen and the world that is internet. My grandma is the same.
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by jaharios 3y ago
This make me want to use Brave search now. When I use a tool I expect it that it serves me, not the material it provides. > A publisher should have full control to discriminate which search engine indexes the website's content If yo
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by jaharios 3y ago
It is always funny to me, seeing someone speaking about the Greek Language as a dead one. Most of these terms are spoken in everyday life in Greece with the same meaning. Old English are way harder to understand for an neo-English speaker t
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by jaharios 4y ago
Yeah I am also glad the WW2 happened so we can sent a man to the moon.
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by jaharios 4y ago
Do you put your hand over fire or you need a study to confirm that fire will burn you?
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by jaharios 4y ago
> Brave uses Chromium > Brave is profitable on itself and not dependent on search engines money like Firefox. Brave is still dependent on Google even more than Firefox, I agree that Mozilla must seeks multiple sources of revenue but i
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by jaharios 4y ago
It is still developed but you have to enable userchrome.js scripting support to install it. https://github.com/onemen/TabMixPlus
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by jaharios 4y ago
Why do you have a problem a Honda Civic is in Middle Earth? It is a fantasy world! There are literal tree people for godsakes!
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by jaharios 4y ago
A bit ironic when your default search engine is Google, leading users to the dragon mouth by default. Also when most if not all telemetry from mozilla firefox is opt out. Including stuff like phoning home by default when you search, bookmar
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by jaharios 5y ago
Skeleton screen serves another purpose than just fast startup metrics. Not everyone runs good hardware, in fact the majority doesn't. When you click to open something and it doesn't load immediately many people will click again an
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by jaharios 5y ago
I love it, we are one step closer to going back to adding stuff, because you can simplify no more.
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by jaharios 5y ago
No mention of Linux Mint, which has the pros of Ubuntu but not the cons.
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by jaharios 5y ago
There is a link in the first paragraph https://academic.oup.com/humupd/article/23/6/646/4035689
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by jaharios 6y ago
This looks very promising , Firefox Send shutting down left a void which other services couldn't fill.Easy and safe too use. Wormhole seems to fill this and also adds speed. Looking at wormhole.app I couldn't find how this service
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by jaharios 6y ago
This post human one got me: >Sending spam to the moon in the meme language of old Earth. The alien life living in the oceans of Europa received many trillion petabytes of junk mail, and to this day, the native life forms are still revolt
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by jaharios 6y ago
I think you mean something like Do-not-track header [0] , which is not respected at 99% of the web and enabling it makes you even more traceable. My solution is using Cookie auto delete [1] which deletes cookies after a set time and I don&#
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by jaharios 6y ago
For mouse power users I would recommend StrokesPlus [0] , at first I used mouse gestures as a browser extension but with StrokesPlus you can do it on OS level. You can map everything you want as a gesture and even use multiple key modifier
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by jaharios 6y ago
Bikes are perfect for the city,expect when it is raining and when you have kids , yeah giving up cars and kids is the way to save the planet.
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by jaharios 6y ago
This seems to me the only way possible to solve the charging problem. Not only it neutralizes the need for charging stations in your house but it makes the refill out of your house easy as gas one. The problem again is the adaptability and
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by jaharios 6y ago
Yet
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by jaharios 6y ago
If Firefox didn't phone home for crashes and useful telemetry it would have died along time ago.
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by jaharios 7y ago
You can right click to get the menu option, if needed try right clicking two times.

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