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ktosobcy
8y ago
In case of iOS/macOS - there are: * BeagleIM by Tigase ( https://beagle.im/ ) for macOS * Tigase Messenger for iOS ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tigase-messenger/id115351683... )
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8y ago
> We ended up switching to an XMPP client, and we plan on creating an XMPP server for ourselves on a cloud instance so we know the conversation won't be intercepted by non-state actors. Why create something from scratch when there a
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ktosobcy
8y ago
please don't spread misinformation - abusing long live socket connections is what drain the battery - having one open and managing it in sane manner is quite battery efficient. Google brainwashed everyone to force them to use their pus
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ktosobcy
8y ago
For me - ability to structure documents nicely with `include::`
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ktosobcy
8y ago
AsciiDoctor is great, the only thing missing is outputing chunked html directly without having to deal with docbook for example (maven setup)
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ktosobcy
8y ago
If you are not born into wealth you shouldn't be controlled by it - you should be able to get "free" education (tax based) so you wouldn't end up with a collar on your neck when you finish your studies and you should be
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ktosobcy
8y ago
All more joy that I took the plunge and went JS-off by default with a couple of exceptions. Majority of the web works just fine, if not better.
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ktosobcy
8y ago
"Mr. Hastings had recently fired his chief communications officer for saying the “N-word” in full form." I sooo don't get US…
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ktosobcy
8y ago
For me, highlighting all occurrences and ctrl/cmd+g (next) is enough. Jetbrains idea does the highlight in scrollbar but I don't find it useful.
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8y ago
And then google gently nudges all those infidels with endless re-captcha, which now sprinkles almost every page with some html form… (firefox and DDG user here)
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8y ago
So - instead of doing a little work on your part you are forcing others (in most cases people that you DO WANT to communicate with) to jump through the hoops so they can communicate with your? In most likely event they will give up on the a
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8y ago
Works (for me) on mobile and I used it frequently in last couple of months. Firefox for android with ddg set as default search engine.
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8y ago
> 150 usd to cad Works in DDG :-)
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8y ago
> That would only work for a while for me. 6 months later new stuff has crept in and I would have to go through another round of unsubscribing. OK, but why wait for 6 months? Be proactive - you see something you don't want the eithe
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ktosobcy
8y ago
Am I so weird that I don't have problem with my e-mail box? I don't receive spam (gmail, but recently all mail providers got really great at it and even if I do receive some spam is quite sporadic). I don't receive newsletter
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ktosobcy
8y ago
The problem with AMP is... it forces JS just to push less data and focus on content while the solution would be... to simply use less junk on the website. IMHO this could be done with limiting what is allowed on the website.
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ktosobcy
8y ago
My perception and view of the US and it's culture also slightly shifted after GDPR came into spotlight (same conclusions as yours). Just the other day I ended up in a discussion with a US citizen (it started completely harmless and awa
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8y ago
This doesn't remove the problem, only shift it to different place. From the local perspective: "I always eat breakfast at 8am!" - two people can communicate when they eat (or do whatever). When you move to different country i
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8y ago
If you are on Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/in-page-pop-u...
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8y ago
OK, dumb question - do all applications need push communication? Apart from IMs (and maybe e-mail) I would say that everything else should rather do pull than push. And Google is doing virtually that, with enforcing push via their services
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8y ago
So... awful and bloated Java code (with javadocs, why?!) compared to short counter-examples from Clojure. IMHO quite terrible way to compare the two…
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8y ago
But do we really need "push providers"? The problem is (IMHO) that app developers don't know how to use the connection efficiently causing the radio to wake up constantly (IDLE socket connection has very low battery impact).
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8y ago
And... what problem do they solve? They create an application which you have to download over-and-over again instead of providing downloadable application which starts quickly. Then there is a boatload of problems (how to store data, how to
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8y ago
> "does anyone do that?" I do. And I find myself doing it more and more often... also - I'm missing more and more having control over when I'm available and when I'm not - 'always online' seemed great b
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8y ago
I switched from old Samsung laptop to MBP retina around 2013 and noticed that font quality improved and was content for quite some time (without being excessively. and then I switched back for a while to my previous setup and in that moment
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8y ago
They tried, but then Google had "free OS" that "everyone used" so it was almost impossible to make a dent in the google-verse. And now when they killed virtually any competition they are pushing their agent. Recently Kai
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8y ago
There's Philips(NL) and Panasonic(JP) there as well. As for "protectionism" - maybe UE companies simply follow the rules better instead of trying to extort maximum possible and playing in grey area?
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8y ago
Which would allow google to gain dominance in the mobile market... NOT. Google/Android won because it was very open and flexible, but the moment they started to dominate they started to push their agenda on OEMs users…
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8y ago
Fiat in the past was quite good (eg. Fiat Panda)
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8y ago
This definitely should be better highlighted... I knew I should be able to follow ActivityPub but: nothing was on blender/peertube website nor I saw any field to search for blender...
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