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by onyva 7y ago
Thanks. Wanted to say the same. Or please, stop posting Forbes and wsj garbage here in the future. It’s an insult to read. Regardless, ditched back to Firefox more than two years ago.
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by onyva 7y ago
Considering Brave has a non existing market share, quite surprised how often it’s been mentioned.
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by onyva 7y ago
How is it different from Studyguide... your other app...?
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by onyva 7y ago
Israel’s racism problem is not beitar fans it’s an establishment with a deeply rooted fear of Arabs, something that shaped its policy toward Palestinians since its inception and before. Ben-Gurion, probably the most despicable “leader” we’v
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by onyva 7y ago
Is there anyway that people’s, paundits, and expert opinion reported in USA media will not be mandated by the release of their latest book? It seems like there’s no real news reporting anywhere, just marketing of books. Also, you might wond
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by onyva 7y ago
From an Open Source developer point of view, yes, of course. Open Source projects should not be hosted with them. Period. It completely betrays the spirit of the licenses the code is released under, which guarantees access to anyone, regard
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by onyva 7y ago
I'm not talking about understanding USA law, and couldn't care less. People, developers especially, should know something about the licenses they're using. Anyways, any company will have to comply with the law. I guess Micros
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by onyva 7y ago
Why are these people assuming GitHub is some sort of an open source authority. Is it so difficult to understand it’s a company that hosts free and open source projects like any other service? The ignorance is just baffling.
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by onyva 7y ago
Absolutely no reason to use GitHub and definitely not a right. Also, nothing to do with open source, or free software to be accurate, which is indeed meant to protect users/coders freedom and rights. It was bad enough that developers w
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by onyva 7y ago
>> I may as well say at the outset that this piece was done essentially at the invitation (but not direction) of Microsoft... Bad habits die hard. Reminds me of the good old days we were fighting Microsoft in Israel, where the local m
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by onyva 7y ago
Any idea how to set a preferred dns for an active lockdown session?
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by onyva 7y ago
No need to remove imho. Simply add a warning before and during about these people and a link to the Wikipedia article. It’s actually good to inform people of what their watching rather than ignore it. This is a great example of high product
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by onyva 7y ago
Tech is dangerous but also right wing spin machine. Planned Parenthood recordings (2008) ACORN videos (2009) NPR video (2011) Americans United for Change videos ... Give us a break. Wikipedia: A month before the launch of Donald Trump'
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by onyva 7y ago
I actually would have loved to switch to Android but unlike you, really don’t like the UI, which I find unpolished, and customization useful but not worth the risk of using android devices to begin with. And I definitely don’t trust Google
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by onyva 7y ago
Not sure I understand why you need both syncthing and NextCloud to sync notes... a NextCloud client in any device will make content available across devices and sync files, also offline, as needed...
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by onyva 7y ago
Been using it exclusively on iPhones and iPads. The single tab is actually a feature. I never need to remember to close tabs leader open when repeatedly opening various links from other apps, ie Tweetbot, where it’s set as default, in Firef
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by onyva 7y ago
Wonderful! Would love too to see NextCloud/WebDAV support added.
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by onyva 7y ago
For me it’ll be the toxic xenophobia (shocking treatment of asylum seekers crossing to Western Europe) and the slow drift toward authoritarianism, like in other parts of Eastern Europe. I personally don’t even want to travel there anymore,
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by onyva 7y ago
Isn’t this a western/Christian wet dream. Worth mentioning the debunked Hagarism (Cook and Crone) and also the perception of Islam in Europe in tolan’s more current Faces of Muhammad.
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by onyva 7y ago
Are there any non USA music streaming services worth checking?
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by onyva 7y ago
On my dell xps fedora is noticeably more performant compared with Ubuntu. Also I prefer vanilla gnome experience to Ubuntu’s tweaks. Gnome is a beautiful desktop and I don’t see what Ubuntu are adding that’s worthwhile. I didn’t test it wit
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by onyva 7y ago
That’s really how it works. I can attest to that as a former IT guy in a large organization. It’s a personal relationship with a clueless CTO. But to be honest, they’ve just replace IBM guys doing the same. Big difference, IBM representativ
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by onyva 7y ago
Using chrome exclusively as a devtool is also an option, no? Anything else I’ll do on Firefox including containerized Google, Twitter and Facebook (deleted my account but using to block Facebook from any activity online that might be using
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Gthree Animation Support Demo(m.youtube.com)
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Thousands Petition Netflix to Cancel Amazon Prime's Good Omens(theguardian.com)
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by onyva 7y ago
It’ll be interesting to find out how it works these fake news piece about Firefox that’s always there. I switched to Firefox few years back and if there’s something very noticeable about it currently (other than slickness) it’s how performa
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by onyva 7y ago
Finally the narrative is changing from features to privacy. It’s a fantastic modern and fast browser but it’s really Mozilla as an organization and their commitment to users that’s making Firefox the most important browser out there, if not
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by onyva 7y ago
I guess you need to ask for a comment and publish spokesperson’s reply, but shouldn’t there be a pushback on “We’re always experimenting with ways to help people more easily find, watch, share and interact with the videos that matter most t
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by onyva 7y ago
Funny. I’ve lost mine in Switzerland. Some cash, credit card and driver’s license. Never heard anything back directly or from city’s lost and found. Heard of many with similar experience, not to mention pick pocketing...
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by onyva 7y ago
1. proprietary 2. focused on features, not privacy

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