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by naibafo 8y ago
Yes, please!
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by naibafo 8y ago
To be fair, there are a few single-tab browsers out there, where you then defer tab management e.g. to your window manager on linux: * https://www.uzbl.org/ * https://surf.suckless.org/
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by naibafo 8y ago
I thought that the walking parts were only after pumping a lot of water away and previously it was all flooded? Or maybe the water level fell after that first rain stopped.
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by naibafo 8y ago
I think it is at least a slight difference, if it is possible to collect data about many domains in one place, or if you have to visit each and check out the notice in the impressum. Also sitting hacker jeopardy champion, huh? Nice :)
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by naibafo 8y ago
Yes, I think that is what I use to pay for Netflix.
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by naibafo 8y ago
I mean how often do you have to cancel gym memberships and newspapers?
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by naibafo 8y ago
But they don't download the ads, so I doubt they matter very much as far as google is concerned
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by naibafo 8y ago
Did you have regular "get off my wave" encounters surfing or skating? My surfing experience is a bit limited, but barring a few wannabee edgy teens "friendly, welcoming and uncompetitive" very much describes my experienc
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by naibafo 9y ago
If you are not a member of a church you don't have to pay the religion tax I think.
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by naibafo 9y ago
20 days by law, but most that I know are working in IT and me as well get 25 - 30
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by naibafo 9y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all since Quantum. Using Firefox at work, often with more than 100 Tabs and multiple windows open without any issues. And my machine only has 6GB RAM...
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by naibafo 9y ago
That's why they have LTS releases I think?
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by naibafo 9y ago
> No traffic lights ? only as long as there are just a few flying around. Once there are some with crossing routes you will need air traffic city rules as well. I am really interested to see how that would pan out.
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by naibafo 9y ago
Also top comment in a thread from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16542395
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by naibafo 9y ago
First a note, godep is a different tool then the one you mean [1], that does the same. > dep still has nasty bugs, but in general these are comparable or fewer to other tools out there. (From the Github readme) I started a project about
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by naibafo 9y ago
Most might agree, but you still need it to work without a phone with good interface and all the desired features. Still not everybody has a smartphone. Or you have an older one and whatever software you need for the car isn't supported
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by naibafo 9y ago
As a German user, results have been good whenever I use regional search.
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by naibafo 9y ago
I would say there is a difference. Right now my assumption would be that American Law Enforcement could target someone to have access to everything. And they might be able to surveil unencrypted traffic. But I do not think that they are alw
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by naibafo 9y ago
According to [1] 75% of Facebook Users are located outside the US. And According to [2] India has more Facebook Users than the US. The statistics differ somehow, though they both should be current, but the point remains: Facebook is very mu
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by naibafo 9y ago
There was a Hackernews thread a while ago [1] Basically, KeePassX is maintained by one person and hasn't seen activity in quite a while. keepassxc is a community fork, they continue development, and merged various bugfixes as well as n
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by naibafo 9y ago
I would recommend keepassxc instead of keepassx, mpv for videos/multimedia. Those are no advanced users / hackers apps, rather entry level.
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by naibafo 9y ago
> It's WebKit based They will soon make the switch to webenginge as default [1] I can also highly recommend qutebrowser, especially with vimperator/pentadactyl in firefox becoming deprecated once version 57 is out. [1] https:&
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by naibafo 9y ago
I thought the location specific part was about the default subs and /r/popular? /r/all stays as it is.
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by naibafo 9y ago
> But very few people will stop using the search engine or google map, because it has absolutely zero decent competitor. I have been using DuckDuckGo as my search engine for a couple of years now, and I don't miss Google at all. ban
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by naibafo 9y ago
I think they don't want it removed, they want it enforced and some people kicked out?
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by naibafo 9y ago
io.js forked 2014, planning to keep io.js up-to-date with the V8 engine. Node.js foundation was later founded and later in 2015 io.js and node.js merged into Node 4.0.
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by naibafo 9y ago
UBlock Origin has a working version in the dev channel [1] [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...
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by naibafo 9y ago
At least the ones I use are all migrating and the issue at the moment is more, that new versions are pushed to the Mozilla store but waiting for approval - If Mozilla doesn't speed up that process, a lot of extensions will probably be
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Oracle considers moving Java EE to an open source foundation(zdnet.com)
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by naibafo 9y ago
I would search for 'unzip linux' ;)

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