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15y ago
And while we are at it maybe a good alternative to Google Calendar? I've been wanting to switch away from these two for some time now.
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A Matrix-like scenario seems pretty possible to me. Except that we humans do this voluntarily(No machine threat) because the world will be in a sad state? Something along those lines.
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15y ago
I think on of the main problems in this area is, that if you personalize the information too much you'll live in a bubble. Thus you need to find a way to include important news outside of it.
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15y ago
The site offers a newsletter and Twitter, I'd much rather have a feed to subscribe to. Is it hidden/is anybody working on, for example, a Yahoo Pipe?
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I think that's mostly because the author is writing a book on Vim currently.
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Smaller trackers that will be targeted next.
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15y ago
No, there will only be art from people who actually love to do it and are not in it for the money.
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15y ago
Stopped using Readability and switched to Readable when their bookmarks started doing funky stuff involving their servers.
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15y ago
This is useful if you are on systems where curl is not easily available. Helped a few times!
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I think Nokia will once come out as the winner in this. Instead of putting all their eggs in one basket they try to diversify their lineup. While a lot of other companies focus on Android they work on the next thing. Sooner or later consume
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You pay once to sign up, this fee increases with the ammount of users.
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I've looked at this previously but * It seems to be closed source * The German government is involved (Close friends with the US)
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15y ago
But thats backup only and theres no real Windows client.
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15y ago
Is it possible to use Truecrypt in Dropbox without issues?
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Ask HN: Secure Dropbox alternatives?
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Uzbl seems to be a really cool project, but I'm stuck on Windows for most of the day.
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The average user doesn't even know about cookies and is very easy to profit from. Privacy should be more important than it is today.
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I'm actually thinking less is more here, I can't think of the last time I've even thought about using autofill for forms. Of course syncing is important, but actually one of the more nice-to-have features. The important things IMHO are: spe
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Ask HN: Is it time for a new browser?
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15y ago
This doesn't change the fact that more and more features get tacked onto a browser which have nothing to do with browsers. Chrome didn't have much useless features a year ago, but now Google is trying to make it into a platform.
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Request: Don't override Ctrl + L, I don't want to have to use the mouse to copy the link. Ctrl + L, Ctrl + C is faster.
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Who runs this site?
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15y ago
Is there any way to change the New Tab page without the help of extensions? I prefered it blank which you can't do now.
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15y ago
It's neither, thank you anyways!
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Ask HN: Please help me find an old story
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15y ago
Will not happen.
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Unfortunately everybody becomes your neighbour then
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Can somebody recommend a good C++ book without all the new to programming parts?
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16y ago
You would probably not have a lot of luck using this on private trackers, as Vuze isn't whitelisted on most of them, plus it's a modified version.
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Living a car-free life
(zenhabits.net)
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