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by lgp171188 3y ago
Kubuntu is awesome! Using an LTS version which provides a solid base and then using the kubuntu-backports PPA to get the latest KDE Plasma stuff works great in my experience.
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by lgp171188 3y ago
Canonical has provided security updates just for the packages in "main" and the security updates for the rest were provided by community maintainers on a best-effort basis. With Ubuntu Pro, Canonical now provides security updates
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by lgp171188 9y ago
> Lineage has the proprietary Google Play Services Lineage doesn't ship the proprietary Google Apps. It is up to the users to flash it after flashing Lineage
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by lgp171188 10y ago
All the advertisements about the latest Nexus phones have always been about them being the first to get the latest and greatest uodates and yet it took them just 1 year to ditch those who bought Nexus phones last year. This is clearly a bai
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by lgp171188 10y ago
I was an idiot and I am not proud of that! I was thinking like "I need insulin when I eat food. So since I am not eating, I don't need insulin and everything will be fine" :-(
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by lgp171188 10y ago
I use DriveDroid ( http://softwarebakery.com/projects/drivedroid ) on my rooted OnePlus One running CM 13. Very easy and convenient.
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by lgp171188 10y ago
I fasted for a day when fighting with my parents. Worst thing to do since I am a Type-1 diabetic and ended up with Diabetic Ketoacidosis the next day and a near-death experience :-( Fasting is not for everyone!
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by lgp171188 10y ago
Imho, this looks like a deliberate ploy to get most Windows computers to upgrade to Windows 10 so that they can force the App Store model in order to get the 30% cut.
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by lgp171188 11y ago
I am tempted to believe that the pharma companies are more interested in keeping their recurring revenues from diabetics than find a one time cure. Here in India, the medicines and tools for a diabetic (particulary IDDM) is still prohibitiv
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by lgp171188 11y ago
Great job GitLab team! Way to go! Unfortunately I cannot use it for my projects till the issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/12920 exists. Hopefully, it will be resolved some time in the futu
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by lgp171188 11y ago
The original TRAI paper for this Net Neutrality discussion looked exactly like if it had been written by someone from the telcos. This repeated "call for feedback" attempts made by TRAI seems to be a ploy to ignore the 1.5 M+ resp
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by lgp171188 11y ago
If Facebook is bringing in Free Basics only to get those who do not have internet access to get some, then why is Free Basics provided even to customers with data packs? I have seen in person and verified that it is the case. Facebook has r
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by lgp171188 11y ago
Awesome! This was the only way forward for a user-centric web browser like Firefox. Glad to see that they have listened to user feedback (and uproar) and backed down.
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by lgp171188 11y ago
The "Hello" button automatically came back to the toolbar (I had removed it) after the Firefox 42 upgrade. Thought that it could be accidental and checked on a different machine, the same thing happened.
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Porting to Python 3: A pay what you want ebook. All proceeds going to the PSF(gumroad.com)
2 points by lgp171188 11y ago|0 comments
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by lgp171188 11y ago
Would appreciate better support for the Integration-Manager workflow described in http://git-scm.com/book/be/v2/Distributed-Git-Distributed-Wo... . It is possible to use this workflow with Bitbucket and GitHub
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by lgp171188 11y ago
> So, let me ask you a question, you prefer a browser where stuff is disabled by default and you enable them at your own will? Can you give me pointers into what about discovery of said features? > Thinking the other way around, what
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by lgp171188 11y ago
Quoting the About page of the Mozilla Input site, "Firefox Input is Mozilla's primary feedback mechanism for products.It is set up to be a method of one-way communication about your experiences in using our products, the Internet
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by lgp171188 11y ago
> Pocket was added internally and not as an extension because it was easier. Not sure how it was easier, since there is already a Firefox extension for Pocket which could have been shipped as an extension installed by default (but remova
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User feedback on Pocket submitted to Mozilla(input.mozilla.org)
79 points by lgp171188 11y ago|98 comments
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by lgp171188 11y ago
I have already created a feature request here - http://feedback.gitlab.com/forums/176466-general/suggestions... The main assumption in the Integration-Manager workflow is that code from repositories of other users
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by lgp171188 11y ago
If you are using the Integration-Manager workflow (which GitLab doesn't support as well as Bitbucket or GitHub), all the members of a team have read access to all the repositories and forks in the team namespace. That means the owner o
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Django channels proposal(gist.github.com)
2 points by lgp171188 11y ago|0 comments
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The Jeeves test(blog.gerv.net)
1 points by lgp171188 11y ago|0 comments
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by lgp171188 11y ago
https://wiki.mozilla.org/SecurityEngineering/x509Certs#Error... says that the certificate is not properly encoded
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Golang website throws sec_error_bad_der on Firefox 38, but works fine on Chrome(golang.org)
2 points by lgp171188 11y ago|1 comments
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by lgp171188 12y ago
Yes, totally agree with that. I am a type-1 diabetic and I eat everything in moderation and I am absolutely healthy. :)
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by lgp171188 12y ago
> Too bad that you're not too bright about the future. A lot of people are working on fixing it. Maybe these links will inspire you to think about it differently? I have come across these things that you have pointed out and yes the
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by lgp171188 12y ago
Almost all of our communication protocols and technologies are built on trust on those who run various services. So as long as that is the case, imho there is no way to stop surveillance. It would be great to start from scratch and build th
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by lgp171188 12y ago
Classic case of pot calling the kettle black. Perhaps they consider themselves to beyond all the rules like they are in their own country. Given the standards they have set for themselves, they have to expect and deal with other countries t

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