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by necessity 10y ago
Firefox is just as responsive as Chrome (or even better). Default configs is what ruins the experience, Mozilla is way too conservative with their defaults. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Firefox/Tweaks
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by necessity 10y ago
Chrome does the same. This is mainly the VM's 800x600 and Unity.
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by necessity 10y ago
That's not at all the same case, you're being threatened. I'm impressed at the dishonesty on this one. Imagine you're at a hotel, you can access their WiFi but you have to pay for it. Imagine you're at another hotel
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by necessity 10y ago
But in this case the hotel owned the network, so it seems it can be illegal even if you use on your own network, which is absurd.
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by necessity 10y ago
Charging for a service that one can reject paying for is by definition NOT extortion.
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by necessity 10y ago
Can't test the code as there are numerous compilation errors with my version of gcc and libc++. Besides what others have written, the author seems to have taken only one measurement for each case. And more importantly there is no menti
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by necessity 10y ago
IP is bs. Don't care for it, don't respect it. Don't expect government - the sole protector of it - to ever change anything regarding it for the better, just ignore it.
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by necessity 10y ago
>If both parties agreed that it's wrong for foreign governments to hack the DNC's 1. There is no proof that this happened 2. Who said they did not agree?
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by necessity 10y ago
Then this map is irrelevant. Winds blowing out of a country with high CO2 emission actually don't mean anything, since there is not actually high CO2 emission there, they import it from elesewhere.
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After Problems in California, Uber Moves Self-Driving Cars to Arizona(panampost.com)
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by necessity 10y ago
Site is broken.
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by necessity 10y ago
Wikipedia is a great source of knowledge for everything... except politics.
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by necessity 10y ago
There is, it's called your OS' package manager. Languages having package managers is a retarded idea, descentrilizing what has always been good for being centralized - package managers. Want something your distro doesn't prov
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by necessity 10y ago
When the word "harassment" appears, there's an 80% chance it's bs. Thanks, sjws.
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by necessity 10y ago
Uh, yes, it is a big change, Rust is huge. I for one am dropping this bloatware for a WebKit browser once the changes hit Gentoo.
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by necessity 10y ago
"Something something Trump is a nazi"
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by necessity 10y ago
Why was this removed?
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by necessity 10y ago
Sure you can , find | grep.
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by necessity 10y ago
Well if you need that then use mp3 tags. I never had that need.
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by necessity 10y ago
symlinks.
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by necessity 10y ago
Remove /r/The_Donald from Reddit and it is pretty homogeneous, yes. Posters from /r/The_Donald post only there, are usually banned from everywhere else (from /r/all for sure), etc.
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by necessity 10y ago
Why use MP3 tags anyway? I don't understand, they're so burdensome to manage. I just do: ./Artist/Year - Album/Track - Title.mp3 It'll work with any music player and you can organize it even on a toaster, as lo
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by necessity 10y ago
>Why dont they call it what it is? A safe space for the left. But they did: "It's like reddit"
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by necessity 10y ago
Whereas I'm the wrong country ...
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Amazon unveils data transfer by truck, can transfer up to 100 petabytes(digit.in)
2 points by necessity 10y ago|0 comments
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Lawyers: New court software is so awful it’s getting people wrongly arrested(arstechnica.com)
3 points by necessity 10y ago|0 comments
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by necessity 10y ago
... except Uber, Google, carriers, etc, are not oppressive.
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by necessity 10y ago
PrivacyGuard and Orwall prevent applications from using the internet/GPS without your express authorization. Anyway if you want absolute privacy toss your smartphone in the trash can, cancel your contract with your ISP, commit social s
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Trouble at Cyanogen(lwn.net)
1 points by necessity 10y ago|0 comments
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by necessity 10y ago
`s/corporations/government` and this is still true

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