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by nvr219 5y ago
In fact, forget the coding!
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Uptime.is – Uptime Calculator(uptime.is)
2 points by nvr219 5y ago|1 comments
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by nvr219 5y ago
It's probably not very important 80 tb.
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by nvr219 5y ago
I feel like I'm the only one that doesn't really care about recommendation engines because I still don't use them. I get music recommendations from friends or music journalism the way I did pre-Pandora and it still works for
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by nvr219 5y ago
Good point.
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by nvr219 5y ago
That's really weird because I constantly hear about how great Excel (especially compared to gsheets) and OneNote are (on Windows anyway). Outlook has its lovers and haters though.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Because it's in JPMorgan's best interest to not have bitcoin be a thing.
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by nvr219 5y ago
That's not fair. A lot of companies start off not caring about security because they just need to ship and grow. They add security later after they get owned or when they need to take on the type of customer that also genuinely care
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by nvr219 5y ago
Then perhaps this tool and this operating system are not for you... Windows is good for some things, privacy ain't one of them, and you need to either live with it, work hard to protect your privacy within it, or leave it.
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by nvr219 5y ago
The instructions I linked to have examining the javascript and removing all phone home stuff as step one. Considering this is hn I didn't feel like I had to point that out again.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Here is where you can download the extension Here's the extension zip files that were archived from the Chrome Store. You can get all versions back to 1.0. https://extensions.crxcavator.io/ohceakcebcalehmaliegoenklid...
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by nvr219 5y ago
This is useful if you're deploying Firefox over and over and don't want to have to manually go to about:config every time to undo user-hostile changes.
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Firefox Policy Templates(github.com)
3 points by nvr219 5y ago|1 comments
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by nvr219 5y ago
True
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by nvr219 5y ago
1. yes 2. in about:config
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by nvr219 5y ago
> Is he compensated anywhere near what Mozilla's CEO is? Torvalds is at $2M and Baker is at $2.5M.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Diversity is meaningful and when I'm looking at companies I always look at the staff page to make sure there's some diversity at the leadership level and that it's not a bunch of people who look exactly the same.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Do you mean marginalized as far as the first time setup? Because the first time setup sucks but it sucks on macOS too. Once you're in it's pretty trivial to create local accounts. In fact it's still the same old "Comp
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by nvr219 5y ago
This comment reminds me of [makro]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xubbVvKbUfY )
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by nvr219 5y ago
some mechanical keyboard companies run discord servers to offer order / tech support and various loyalty programs.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Hopefully that's pulling from local cache or something but yikes
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by nvr219 5y ago
I always saw this spelled Ligma Claire?
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by nvr219 5y ago
This is where I learned of this "trick": https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/05/try-this-one-weird-trick...
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by nvr219 5y ago
What makes this badly written?
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by nvr219 5y ago
Hot takes :D
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by nvr219 5y ago
It gets a lot of attention because VCs were publicly conned.
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by nvr219 5y ago
Why wouldn't they?
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by nvr219 5y ago
>Here is reduced screenshot of Leo's main window. You can view the full-sized image using something like "view image" in your browser. What a weird sentence to read at this point of the Internet.
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Thank God for Mississippi(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by nvr219 5y ago|0 comments
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by nvr219 5y ago
The agenda of reducing the spread of covid? Yes that's the agenda... It's a good one!

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