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by lol768 7y ago
>the hardest thing about using it was getting in the habit of using it, so I stopped using it. I guess at this point, you could try another Habit app to help you use the existing one? :P Jokes aside, I think it can take over 2 months for
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by lol768 7y ago
>Cable internet (@home, Cox, or local provider like I had) was much faster than either of those and was available in a lot of places. But not in the UK, which is what the parent comment was about!
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by lol768 7y ago
I don't think it's generous compared to the rest of the EU?
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by lol768 7y ago
GNOME should consider a call for prior art, similar to Cloudflare's Project Jengo. It would be a concrete way to crowdsource help to fight back against what looks like a patent troll.
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by lol768 7y ago
> You're missing the word "sorry" from your response. Couldn't help but notice most of the posts from the Chrome team lacked any sort of apology. Including this support post https://support.google.com/
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by lol768 7y ago
>oh hey, history might be a valuable lesson for your understanding of ethics. Art and literature might combine with your computer science degree to inspire projects natural language processing or generative art For what it's worth,
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by lol768 7y ago
If you're interested in seeing more of these brooches, Lady Hale apparently has quite a collection https://www.legalcheek.com/2017/11/lady-hales-best-brooches/
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by lol768 7y ago
Perhaps the strongest judgement against the government that could have been delivered - and unanimous too. Great to see.
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by lol768 7y ago
It seems to use the prefix for the browser you're visiting the site in (I see -moz- properties). Fine, but I'm not convinced the prefixes were required at all for quite a few of the properties.
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by lol768 7y ago
>user hostile UX They've been pretty hostile for a while. Look at this disgusting behaviour: # Mobile UA $ curl -v -H "Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,applciation/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8" -H &
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by lol768 7y ago
>JPA Criteria Feature parity aside, I also found this to perhaps be the most verbose API for query building I've ever used.
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by lol768 7y ago
Ah, then you should have replied to the parent! But no, I personally don't think so - provided web developers do their job and stop designing for one browser. I've been impressed with their recent work - Quantum, developer edition
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by lol768 7y ago
The latter point? Yeah, there's a few things I can point to: - PNaCl, which was essentially Chrome's ActiveX. Thankfully going away in the near future, after nobody else implemented it. See https://www.cnet.com/new
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by lol768 7y ago
>Besides, everything seems to suggest that Firefox will be out of the market in the next couple of years. At least unless Mozilla adopts Chromium engine like Microsoft and Opera did. A browser rendering engine monoculture really isn&#x27
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by lol768 7y ago
I think if a startup I was trying to do business with used any of these, I'd start to question how professional they are.. A few emoticons or emoji? Fine. Reaction gifs in business email? Ehhh, no thanks.
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by lol768 7y ago
I'm pointing out it's just not relevant to the conversation. They're too different to meaningfully (in good faith) bring up as a discussion point. The original comparison read very much as whataboutism to me.
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by lol768 7y ago
> Do you know any big bank not using mainframes for their core operations? 90% of big banks use mainframes, so there must be some big banks that don't use them. Interested to know who they are. Chinese? Monzo? They're getting b
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by lol768 7y ago
> Germany is obviously somewhat keen on letting single entities get control of everything, as the EU is in many ways an extension primarily of Germany, and the closest entity I'm aware of that could be said to be doing just that. I&
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by lol768 7y ago
Out of curiousity, I did persist and scroll all the way to the buttom. It took a few minutes - 1972 separate cryptocurrencies can appear in that table
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by lol768 7y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:7M6t0i...
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by lol768 7y ago
It doesn't work for me with regex101. "The preceding token is not quantifiable" on this part: | < (? \w+ )
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by lol768 7y ago
Legitimately a meaningless description. I find it very odd the README and repository description are completely devoid of any meaingful information.
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by lol768 7y ago
Thanks for this. >From what I can make out on github, they're planning to replace fennec with fenix around the time the next ESR comes out (which I think is early 2020), and there isn't currently a project in progress to add th
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by lol768 7y ago
And the other point of view, directly from Mozilla: > We're certainly aware of how significant ad blocking extensions are. This release required a great quantity of features with only a six month timeline until now. > We already
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by lol768 7y ago
The sooner mobile networks start acting like dumb IP pipes, the better. I don't care about SMS (I can't remember the last time I sent a message with it), I can use VoIP for calls and everything else uses TCP/IP or UDP/IP
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by lol768 7y ago
> No, the decision was based on a spreadsheet with many items concerned with web compatibility, HTML5 DRM plugin free-as-in-beer, extension support, etc. This is a spreadsheet I'd be interested to see. Was this compiled before or af
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by lol768 7y ago
Yes, indeed. Sort of defeats the point of Postwoman being more performant.. Still, this seems safer than the various extensions that have been recommended in order to disable the SOP. I'd rather the user's data wasn't on the
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by lol768 7y ago
>Reading the changelog, it seems like some of those features (like linking an attacent instead of re-uploading it) should have been features a long time ago. Am I misunderstanding something about it? Filelink is a specific feature which
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by lol768 7y ago
>I have the same problem in the opposite directions Me too, as one example: Chrome had no way to edit/re-send AJAX requests for the longest time
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by lol768 7y ago
>evidence of some interesting new phenomenon I can't personally have imagined this taking place a decade ago. I think it's interesting for that reason. Certainly politics in the UK and beyond feel starkly different nowadays.

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