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by lopis 5y ago
It's a HN client with keyboard navigation. Not sure what you expect.
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by lopis 5y ago
If you have mostly functional arms, hands, eyes, etc, yes.
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by lopis 5y ago
> Would you be making the same points if the debate was about ISIS propaganda? It doesn't matter, that's a fallacious comparison. It's not what the videos are about, and even if it was, who decides what is pro-ISIS propaga
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by lopis 5y ago
That's why I recommend [Cookie Autodelete]( https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete ) + [I don't care about cookies]( https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/ ). It auto-accepts a
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by lopis 5y ago
I just wish designers were more familiar with the SVG format and its caveats. Several times I've wanted to do some quick change in an SVG that was exported from Adobe Whatever and Inkscape was incapable of rendering it correctly, if at
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by lopis 5y ago
Nuclear is not as clean as people try to green wash it out to be, nor is it ethical. https://meta.eeb.org/2017/10/18/french-state-owned-company-c...
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by lopis 5y ago
Spam protection is very hard, so xyz was sacrificed because most of it was spam. Filtering out viagra pills junk mail from your inbox is also censorship.
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by lopis 5y ago
That's the worst. I already watched these videos while logged in the app. Why am I being suggested these again? Also, thousands of interesting hours of video are uploaded daily, why am I seeing the same 5+ years old videos over and ove
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by lopis 5y ago
Considering that most of the web is unusable for most people without javascript, I'm pretty sure no-script people are a very very small portion of the internet.
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by lopis 5y ago
I believe the emoji modifiers appeared much later than the hearts variations. The red heart is also an OG emoji and variations, such as broken heart (2010) and purple heart (2010) came much later. The skin tone modifiers seem to appear in 2
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by lopis 5y ago
Because if multiple consenting adults love each other and want to form amorous relationships between then, that should be ok and accepted since it hurts nobody?
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by lopis 5y ago
Homer is about to become a millennial in the next coupe years and I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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by lopis 5y ago
I use [Infinitey]( https://f-droid.org/en/packages/ml.docilealligator.infinityf... ) which is FOSS. It's not perfect, but it has tons of features and settings. The maintainer is also very responsive and appreci
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by lopis 5y ago
This comment makes no sense to me. Why would the government need to buy this data from third party? Both employers and employees have to disclose this information to the government and if they don't match, there's a problem.
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by lopis 5y ago
So in 2015 [1] you said you ordered enough bottles for about 10 years, but you're already running out? That's quite the success story you have there! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k3mVnRlQLU
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by lopis 5y ago
> Alas, now I'm used to it I tolerate it, but I hate it every day. So much bloat, so many useless notifications and fragmented interface.
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by lopis 5y ago
Nah. I've never used any Apple products besides occasionally using someone's iPhone. I'm not used to the UX and to the gestures, but the interface is strikingly consistent. There's still so much clutter in Android. Fortu
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by lopis 5y ago
The main con of cable headphones for most users of apple music is: no place to plug then. It's preciously hilarious.
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by lopis 5y ago
All animals we eat eat plants. If you want to reduce "plant suffering", then we can optimize our diets to require less plants. And the diet that requires less plants is... a plant based diet. Big animals are a very inefficient way
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by lopis 5y ago
> Cows provide fertilizer Animal industrial complexes destroy ecosystems. The amount of urine and manure is massive, it's a problem in itself. You can't just dump all that on farms. > and have the same neglible environmental
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by lopis 5y ago
Well, it's not magic. It probably recognizes direction of strokes. I imagine that you can start from scratch and train both directions to be valid, but then you will find more mismatches.
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by lopis 6y ago
I refuse to believe that most of our "unique" emails addresses and GMail suffixed email addresses are not already being collected and matched across the vast networks of fingerprinting data that companies can purchase.
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by lopis 6y ago
It could even be. Maybe Google found out they were hijacked in some way and the app contained malware. The main issue if that Google refuses to let publishers know the reason for bans and take-downs.
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by lopis 6y ago
That's the reason why many youtubers on patreon switch to a monthly subscription rather than charging per video. It makes it clearer that we are supporting the creator's livelihood, not buying a token that they produced. Would any
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by lopis 6y ago
Do you realize how expensive and hard it is to build a search engine from scratch? It's not a coincidence that only state-size corporations have been able to keep a high quality web index going. Cliqz tried and struggled hard, until t
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by lopis 6y ago
It's true that the new Firefox still only has a handful of addons available. But that's still a handful more than Chrome supports.
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by lopis 6y ago
Note: that's 290kg in NASA units
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by lopis 6y ago
> No idea how, maybe I accidentally clicked it? Happened to me too. I definitely clicked "next" one too many times and one next became a "yes" or smth.
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by lopis 6y ago
I'm curious. How is that feature useful for an unemployed person? If someone visited your profile and didn't text you, they are not interested, right?
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by lopis 6y ago
You're lucky. I got so many junk job offers over the years, mostly secretive "amazing opportunities" they would only talk about over the phone. I one (rare) time replied that I receive several such messages per week and that

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