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onesmallcoin
7y ago
It's sad we make it a war zone
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onesmallcoin
7y ago
Tech crunch's new close to home page button is a daring move I pressed it to see what would happen and then decided not to read the article I came their to read the news not to be sold more news.
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onesmallcoin
7y ago
We couldn't have started the discussion of systematic censorship in a better way It's hard to come up with one rule that works for everyone It's normal to have a knee jerk response to censor something if what your looking at
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onesmallcoin
7y ago
I feel like what he could be trying to describe is called a thesaurus
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onesmallcoin
7y ago
Animations don't work on cromium (android)
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
I believe that is due to Calmira it is an alternative shell to Program Manager that resembles a more modern windows
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
Freder looked across the city at the building known to the world as the "New Tower of Babel." In the brain-pan of this New Tower of Babel lived the man who was himself the Brain of Metropolis. As long as the man over there, who wa
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
As someone that has been reccomended CBT but never been inclined: I think a keyboard for mobile devices that does this sort of detection on forms and messages could be really helpful for people to help them become more aware of themselves a
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
I've found some mobile carriers still let you query external dns servers when you have a $0 balance, They were man in the middling the http traffic to present the 'You have no balance' page. Iodine and it's android fork
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
Curious as to what's being censored here? From NZ too but thought we were pretty onto it with not censoring content
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onesmallcoin
8y ago
Look into chromedriver, It maintained by the Chromium team and provides an executable that allows webdriver to control chrome. I've used this successfully in the past running chrome in headless mode, it seems pretty scalable. If I had