orhmeh09

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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   I am going to use one to try to replace my Echo Dot with. I only use Spotify, TP-Link lightbulbs and power plugs, timers, reminders, and weather, so I think replicating this functionality with RPi and Mozilla IoT Gateway should be a fun lit
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   You get a 5% rebate if you’re using an Amazon credit card. Their return policies are predictable and fairly generous. If you’re lucky enough to be in the right place, shipping is reliably 2 days or even same-day, which, if you’re using the
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   For far too many Americans, this is not the case, sadly. http://theconversation.com/the-us-drinking-water-supply-is-m...
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   For me it’s a usability thing—I tend to lose track of SPA tabs, often by closing the window or not being able to differentiate them from content tabs. I do use web apps but I vastly prefer using my machine’s window manager and window button
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   Adoption is a thing.
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   What if you’re starting out or otherwise don’t have the leverage?
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   This is where strong welfare systems have value in that it gives one the freedom to pursue this kind of thing without having to worry about health insurance and so forth.
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   “Bleed” has a functional purpose; it communicates that it is a side-channel leaking information.
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   by orhmeh09 7y ago

   How did universities ever manage to operate whilst charging much lower/no tuition back when there was not a group like this?
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    With the ways we’ve seen other systems work, I’d almost expect to be placed automatically on some kind of list that would get you a stonewall response from most doctors you visit for the rest of your life. In fact, there are such databases;
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    TBF, Turkey is cheaper for many people both in terms of transportation costs and the value you get for your money. I doubt it’s a coincidence rnce that the lira has been dropping so much in value (30% last year) that international shopping
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Do you not get in trouble these days for that; as in, could it not look like you’re “doctor shopping”?
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    If you’re switching to full time use or Firefox, I cannot recommend going with Nightly; developer edition is a good choice.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Could you provide a source for your final two statements? The page that you have linked doesn’t make the same claim.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    I’m sorry , why are you presenting these as if they are the only options? And did you just defer to a common saying to make an assertion about how the world works instead of making a genuine argument?
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    For all these claims about the claims of “pots not people” people, I’ve not seen a single citation of anyone making this argument on this thread—always some professor overheard two decades ago, or an anecdote from a family member. Yet every
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    I have lived in Washington in the mid 2000s and now for 5 years, in Olympia and in Seattle. I have experienced none of these issues and much prefer the attitudes of drivers here toward pedestrians than drivers in my home country, FWIE. I do
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    I am struck by the self-absorbedness and entitlement this person shows as they go extensively over trivial points relating to a free online webcomic. The community represented longitudinally exhibits the same odious qualities.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Microcode most likely.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    If you use Steam, it’s in the best interests of you and probably Valve not to worry about attacks to steal your library or get you banned.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    That is not true about PLOS One and it’s not a line to just drop whenever anyone links to a study on there. Please substantiate these kinds of statements.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Here’s one, sorry I did not link before: https://www.zdnet.com/article/mozilla-end-of-firefox-for-and...
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Firefox Mobile is being phased out and replaced by Fenix; have you tried that?
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    I don’t see Apple having access to keys there. Could you point it out? CTRL+F for “key” came up with 7 results but nothing to suggest Apple holds them and can decrypt. Apologies.
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    by orhmeh09 7y ago

    Joshua Schulte? Here’s a recent story: https://www.cyberscoop.com/vault-7-joshua-schulte-wikileaks-...
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    by orhmeh09 8y ago

    Where can I read more about this?
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    by orhmeh09 8y ago

    I believe most of Mozilla's revenue comes from its deals with search engines to be built-in to the browser. https://www.cnet.com/news/google-firefox-search-deal-gives-m...
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    by orhmeh09 8y ago

    Its original backend was called Obidos, which is part of the Amazon River, FWIW.
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    by orhmeh09 8y ago

    Are you familiar with the weather this spring in the midwestern US? It is extreme and unprecedented. There are quite a few scientists who have been studying the extreme nature of the changes occurring over the past few decades. Here are som
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    by orhmeh09 8y ago

    The weather is more extreme than it was 30 years ago. I don’t feel the need to cite ever-increasing broken records and such like; there are too many to report. We’re already suffering very badly.