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by minimalist 12y ago
The solution is to disable https everywhere (if you have it enabled) and to make sure that you are accessing translate.google.com insecurely. For what it's worth.
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by minimalist 13y ago
It doesn't seem like there has any response this: From @Hackl0us: "Taig also uploads users' private data to iphonespirit.com(belongs to Qihoo360 company). @iH8sn0w @pod2g @MuscleNerd @winocm"[0] Other sources: [1][2] [0]
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by minimalist 13y ago
And yet it still requires a call to google's servers in order to function. That's kind of disappointing.
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by minimalist 13y ago
It is no different than linking to any third-party / external resource. Specifically, profiling information is delivered across the referrer and user-agent to name a few. There is a more complete discussion on the network security stac
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by minimalist 13y ago
I would also be interested! A sane structure for embedding images within org-mode notes is one thing that I haven't bothered to make a solution for. (Instead, I defected to Zim.)
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Lesniak: On Focal's relicensing troubles, CM, and the importance of open source.(plus.google.com)
9 points by minimalist 13y ago|2 comments
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by minimalist 13y ago
I am fairly certain that he was being sarcastic.
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by minimalist 13y ago
http://git-annex.branchable.com/assistant/ is still in active development. It is not exactly a Dropbox analogue, however it can easily fulfill the role of a synchronization agent with a cloud service (S3, Glacier, or s
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by minimalist 14y ago
To be fair, the piece makes no mention of both of the artists as 'origami artists'. The title depicts them as 'origami enthusiasts'. To be fair I initially had a bit of a problem with the description, but then I read the materials concernin