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Nothing major, beyond the controversies listed here[0] and the developer's more cavalier approach to whitelisting. Plus resource usage was double what was on offer by the much more fine-grained uMatrix. At the time at least. Maybe stil
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Just another anecdote to "ad" to the pile: In an effort to keep my Chromium/FF instances 'clean' I just use https-everywhere and uMatrix (since it came out - my trust in noscript and abp was waning a long way back).
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I really couldn't tell you, other than I haven't seen it in the Touch app store. And I would have, trust me.
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- No email notifications - a blessing and a curse. The Dekko client is/was third party, but being the best available has become the de facto default (not a bad name for a band...). - Inability to make use of the package repos. Mentione
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10y ago
I actually use it for personal more than work stuff. Connecting to the pi@home to restart kodi, set up a torrent, check IMs/IRC. Changed a shortcut in tmux to get around the quirks with not having a keyboard (it offers a menu for Esc a
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Started off playing through a few of the recommended games, but to be honest that isn't what I do with a phone. I mostly read or communicate. Literally no games on there at the moment. To answer the question though, I did try tuxracer,
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I'll answer any basic questions anyone has about using the Ubuntu phone - been using it for over 18 months now. Never have actually owned an Android/iOS phone and hope to keep it that way. It does everything I want it to. Not 
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The 2 minute guide to creative translation, a.k.a. transcreation
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The Superbook: Turn your smartphone into a laptop for $99
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Quick note on the word 'amateur', I understand that it originally connoted someone who 'loves' something. It would be nice to get back to that meaning in the public understanding of the word, particularly now global grou
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I can only sympathise. Taking the longer content driven approach here.
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Microsoft Services Agreement Update FAQ
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Some more info, posted only a year ago, saving you all that sweet, precious searching time: http://www.somebits.com/weblog/tech/bang-path-addressing-uuc...
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Gamifying the bootstrapped SaaS sales challenge
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Motivating post. I recently moved to a paid-for office because I haven't got it together enough to frame up a home office over the last few years (playing the new child card for that one). It doesn't cost a great deal, is a decent
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The €480 quoted on the site covers 40% of the final price. I paid ~€130 for the Ubuntu phone and I don't intend to ever pay more than 2x that for a smartphone. But it'd have to be special. Truly converge PC/phone, then I may
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> - There is no decent story for messaging/VoIP I have many gripes with my Ubuntu phone, but this isn't one of them. Aside from my personal preference of opting out of Whatsapp, they do have the webapp version so you don't
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The first 20 cold calls of the SaaS sales challenge
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That's pretty much because I'm going to be rolling out cold-calls 101. The only 'advanced' stuff I might try is pre-warming prospects with emails or similar. Otherwise it's just finding likely prospects, me, the pho
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I hear you. The difference here is that I have been working on this business for years and I am fully motivated by circumstance and whatever else fuels motivation to execute. Perhaps not the case on the site you mention. There'll b
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I posted this 3 hrs ago, didn't want to respond too early in case it killed any potential conversation. But I think it's probably run its course by now. Thanks very much for the thoughtful comment. I did originally have 5 a week i
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The solo-bootstrapped SaaS sales challenge
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Learning two other languages as an adult – is it worth it?
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More Brexit predictions, small-business edition
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Why an office, after 10 years at home?
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"For the agreement to enter into force it needs to be approved by at least 72 percent of the continuing member states" [0]. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_withdrawal_from...
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Heartening. But $10 per month seems like a minimum - would a company account for 2-3x more make sense?
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Marketing Plan and Chill?
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Suspect we're singing from same hymn sheet. Not sure if you read the linked blog post but the idea was to cut complexity and to push back against the creation of endless to-dos into a pit of unending pain. A no-cruft list, with some ka
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Great concept. Tempting, but the digital version I set up saves a bit of drudgework with the pen and could be a little more private. [0] I like the bullet signifiers. I split events and tasks into calendar and todo list, but the bullets cou
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