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by koonsolo 4y ago
No it was early this year so my guess was it was this one (happened at a user): https://support.mozilla.org/hsb/questions/1361315
902.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Probably the 4% of people still using Firefox, highly represented here on HN. Still doesn't change my assessment it's not worth it. Edit: especially since according to experience, when Firefox doesn't work for users, they jus
903.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Firefox usage in 2012: 24%. Now: 7.8% on desktop, almost non-existent on mobile, which brings it to a total of about 4%. Your point of "been hearing this" is what?
904.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Having updates breaking stuff is still a different beast.
905.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Wow, stating facts gets you downvoted. Nice one! Here are the facts: - multiple game devs have issues with Firefox - Firefox doesn't support File System Access API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web
906.
by koonsolo 4y ago
For me, it seems with the latest update of firefox, some textures are not rendered properly. All works fine in the other browsers. Before that, some other update gave issues with some certificate. Looking at all the issues this browser caus
907.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Same here. Plus, I saw today that firefox doesn't support the file API while Chrome, Safari and Edge do. If you look at the usage numbers, it just makes no sense to support this browser anymore.
908.
by koonsolo 4y ago
In Belgium that would be illegal. It's even illegal to point it at a public space such as the road. Only your own property is allowed.
909.
by koonsolo 4y ago
You forget that you have to time the market correctly 2 times. 1 time when selling, and 1 time when buying back in. Show me the person who can consistently time the market. The data is pretty clear on this one: even the professional investo
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Why would you photograph things in such an emergency, instead of taking things?
911.
by koonsolo 4y ago
As a European, I unfortunately have to agree with you.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Are you a developer or somehow creating complex things? Because for me, I get a lot of solutions when I'm alone (eg. shower). Sometimes I get stuck on a problem, or don't find a solution that feels right. A lot of times during the
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by koonsolo 4y ago
I'm probably going to be killed by my comment here, but Tron Legacy is my favorite movie! The atmosphere, music, nostalgia and other things makes it the most enjoyable movie that I know. It's more of a personal connection that rea
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Almost the same for me. It's for sure 10 years ago, but when I do the calculation, it's 20. :'(
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Why do you need to "stop" it? Why not just "lower" it? Like lower it with 90%. And the fanatic, practice shows that a lot of times they take the easy road by using a knife, axe or bow.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Belgian gun owner here, so let me give you my take on this. > It will not stop people like the one at 4th july, nor those school shootings. Proper gun laws could definitely prevented the 4th of july shooting. Have you seen the guy's
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by koonsolo 4y ago
As far as I know, Belgium has such a law that you can take a backup copy of the original. That would have been my argument when being sued: "Those are all backups of the original. I lost all the originals, so good thing I took a backup
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by koonsolo 4y ago
One of the most important things I learned during my short 43 years of life: Assumption is the mother of all fuckups. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg4trPZFUwc
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by koonsolo 4y ago
My street used to be 70 and now it's 50. 70 was fine for me, so I indeed don't care. I care about a car mobility plan, not a car immobility plan.
920.
by koonsolo 4y ago
No I think that AI roadsign recognition is extremely stupid.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Add it to the list of things I need to disable when I start my car: - disable start-stop system (that shit is dangerous!) - put it to sport mode - and now: disable speeding alarm It starts to feel like I'm starting a fighterjet with al
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Let's do a joke where we go on the highway, and some people in the back pull out a painted sign with (30). Camera of the car behind you detects it and breaks. I can see such shenanigans happening.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Maybe I'm too old school, but I don't agree with you. Here in Belgium there used to be a law that when you have 2 lanes in the same direction with a middle section separating the other direction(s), you could go 120. Then it becam
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by koonsolo 4y ago
> It will be ran by my own fund/donation with monero. Well well, seems like cryptocurrencies have a valid use-case after all. ;)
925.
by koonsolo 4y ago
I see you never worked with coworkers that were able to mess up a git system. And because git is so complex, it's pretty easy to mess up. Just let some junior developers to some rebases and squashes, and see what happens.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
> Do/did you use other VCSes? I did. ClearCase, CVS, SVN, Mercurial. It's a real horror (excluding later) to deal with. I did, plus MS SourceSafe, Team Foundation Source Control and Bazaar. I don't see the problem with SVN
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by koonsolo 4y ago
No, it's because we are non-US. We don't want that fucking stupid censor bullshit in the rest of the world.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Nano uses what they call a "block lattice" which is based on DAG's. Seems to work both in theory and practice: 0 fees, sub-second transactions and can handle thousands of tps.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Gold has pretty big downsides as a store of value. It's heavy, hard to transport, ... . The key to a cryptocurrency store can be memorized in your head. That means I can have 2mil in my head, with no other way to access it. I take it w
930.
by koonsolo 4y ago
Let me make a bet here: You are self-taught in a lot of ways, and in your spare time also like to fool around with software development stuff. That's why you don't need hand holding. A lot of your peers do need hand holding to get

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