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by lutoma 7y ago
Firefox 73.0.1 on Linux seems to render it fine
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by lutoma 7y ago
I can see it work for a delivery service type thing. For a few years, a large platform here just used "pizza.de".
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by lutoma 7y ago
German pizza chain Joey's used to do that, and I always found it to be a mediocre user experience. If you pay online, you know if your payment cleared right away. With these GPRS card readers, you wouldn't know until the driver ha
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by lutoma 7y ago
same, most longer search terms just don't return anything for me (but they do on regular DuckDuckGo).
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by lutoma 7y ago
Semi-related: My biggest UX gripe with iOS is that the option to hide a picture in the Photos app is part of the share menu. Those are such diametrically opposed interactions, I really don't understand the thought process that went int
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by lutoma 7y ago
> It's also odd in the context of Germany in particular where a private currency has been used for many years: That‘s a single, mostly dead non-profit project in a tiny area, not accepted by most stores even in that area and 99% of
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by lutoma 7y ago
> No one wants that Why would you write a statement that is so demonstrably false?
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by lutoma 7y ago
Had this issue with Google a few years ago when I tried to set my password to something ludicrously long (think 5000+ characters). It would happily change my password, but I couldn't log in to anything afterwards…
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by lutoma 7y ago
Reminds me of something that happened to a friend of mine once. He was booked on the last train from Cologne to Brussels for the day, but missed his connection due to a delay on an earlier train. Due to EU passenger rights regulations, trai
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by lutoma 7y ago
My main annoyance is that all Google apps on iOS will refuse to open links in Firefox, but offer options to set Safari or Chrome as default browser…
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by lutoma 8y ago
Finally some reason. Can't believe all the comments here supporting Assange. I guess they have drunk the wikileaks cool-aid.
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by lutoma 8y ago
FYI, the post is by reddit user /u/Admiral_Cloudberg/, who has done a number of flight crash investigation posts on imgur like that: https://www.reddit.com/user/Admiral_Cloudberg/submitted/ Edi
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by lutoma 8y ago
> BTW, only senders are charged for SMS in India, not receivers, unlike American carriers. What the heck, that's a thing in the US? How is that even legal
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by lutoma 8y ago
After reading the German court document linked in the CNN article (not a lawyer), it appears charging customers extra for not taking a leg of their flight is actually legal in the eyes of the court. They also cite a decision of the highest
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by lutoma 8y ago
There's a very neat interactive map of BGP nodes/peerings on dn42 at http://nixnodes.net/dn42/graph/
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by lutoma 10y ago
The tinfoil hats are strong in this thread.
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by lutoma 11y ago
I mean, there's open source implementations linked in the same Wikipedia article: https://on4wp7.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/214...
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by lutoma 11y ago
> something useful like xmpp+otr XMPP+OTR is just about the last thing I'd want as a messaging service on my phone.
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by lutoma 11y ago
fwiw this is currently being discussed on the sks mailing list, but the overwhelming opinon seems to be that the current behaviour should stay. https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/sks-devel/2015-05/msg0
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by lutoma 12y ago
> Will we ever see bare tlds? For a while, there was a URL shortener running on http://to . Ultimately it was scrapped because browser support was unstable, to say the least. In chrome, you had to add the dot or it would do a
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by lutoma 12y ago
Meh. Knowing people active in most bigger German political parties and the inside scoop they talk about, they pretty much all have the same amount of cranks. Just varying levels of PR budget to cover it up, plus better structures to prevent
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by lutoma 12y ago
tl;dr: American goes to Portugal without knowing anything about it, realizes there's actually interesting stuff and culture in Lisbon, thinks that means it's a super special city or something.
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by lutoma 12y ago
Personal opinions from the user perspective aside, it's significantly easier to maintain from a distribution / package maintainer perspective, so it's unsurprising they'd want to switch.
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by lutoma 12y ago
Meh. I wish people would just give up on trying to validate email adresses all together (except for maybe basic stuff like checking for an @). They'll almost always forget about some edge case. I use a pretty ununsual TLD (.su, the old
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by lutoma 12y ago
That's a horrible suggestion, it's not 1999 anymore…
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by lutoma 12y ago
> Nothing like Dropbox -- that's not a bug, it's a feature. What a horribly arrogant and conceited thing to say.
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by lutoma 12y ago
Eh, just use put.io or something. I have yet to find a legal service that is as convenient (built-in conversion to other formats, streaming to Chromecast, subtitles etc.) and has as big of a selection. It's not like I'm not willin
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by lutoma 13y ago
You don't.
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by lutoma 13y ago
Well there go the last Gnome users… Since Ubuntu abandoned it, Gnome seems to be getting less and less usage (I can't blame anyone for it, seeing as how it's become completely unusable…).