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1. 331.▲
   by p2t2p 7y ago

   Unless they demonstrate a conscious, consistent effort to be privacy aware and let you control you data, the way Apple does, for example, those conspiracies will keep coming. The only way out for Google is to actually start paying attention
2. 332.▲
   by p2t2p 7y ago

   https://gist.github.com/dikeert/ce43bfe607e46c9c04e47ab5a0e6...
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   by p2t2p 7y ago

   I'm tree weeks into: git clone https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts.git && cd hosts && pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt && python3 updateHostsFile.py --auto --replace --extensions so
4. 334.▲
   by p2t2p 7y ago

   In this case I'd probably write an inline function which would accept all those booleans and then return (x && y) || (a && b) && !(c != d) //pseudo example of complex condition Or write a bunch of macr
5. 335.▲
   by p2t2p 7y ago

   I don't know if you have read Code Complete. They kinda explain there why such a code would make sense. I've written constructs resembling this many times and got them through rigorous PRs with quite experienced and senior people.
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   by p2t2p 8y ago

   There is no way to tell current keyboard layout as of now. There is somewhat a debate on that topic because Gnome people what to have dbus api instead of wayland protocol extension for this functionality. Sway people are pushing for protoco
7. 337.▲
   by p2t2p 8y ago

   Nah, those protocols are also implemented in wl-roots which is the foundation of virtually every single wayland compositor, otherwise you'd have to write 50+k of lines of code yourself.
8. 338.▲
   by p2t2p 8y ago

   Yeah, but we can agree that among certain community there can be a shared "whenever they feel like it".
9. 339.▲
   by p2t2p 8y ago

   Same here. Watching this in the office and thinking to myself "don't cry, please don't cry"
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    So back in Russia a trip from my home town to Moscow on a plane takes about 6 hours in total. - get to the airport about 1 hour in advance - about 1.5 hour drive - The flight with all the procedures takes about 2 hours - All the exit proc
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    I have the same thing in my Safari with 1Blocker. Also built-in on system level and doesn't even download blocked stuff.
12. 342.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    What if Apple Music is for free? Should be Apple be punished then, like MS for IE being free?
13. 343.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    What about long rendering? Every student and/or indie artist now need a very personal cluster?
14. 344.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    It says Thinkpad x200
15. 345.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    bindsym $mod+grave for_window [class=“st-256color”] scratchpad show Problem solved! Here is your quake terminal toggle.
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    I dunno, I would like to be able to have a restricted account to give it to my daughter. Same for mobile device - she's too young to have her own but I would like to give her my iPad to run YT Kids for example and only that so some kin
17. 347.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    There is Apple's AirPlay, but you need Apple tv to use it.
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    The saddest part is that such behaviour will bring full power of regulation on all of us, just like GDPR did. Sooner or later lawmakers will come after all of us because of neglect of that sort.
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    The only reputation that Google has left in my head right now is that the thing that you rely upon can be gone overnight. I'm not using it for anything remotely critical.
20. 350.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    I don't mind it nagging me once a day, I appreciate updates. I just want to do it at my own pace.
21. 351.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    Like if their CEO has any vision. It feels that the role is purely ceremonial and product managers rule everything.
22. 352.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    Yep, they basically keep your asking once in a while “are you ready?” and let you dismiss it as much as you want until finally you click “yeah, go ahead”.
23. 353.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    While I am much more productive in Unix command line than in GUI I still am not sure if it is real productivity boost or I just have a skill and simply used to Unix command line.
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    It was PIA - PrivateInternetAccess. I first tried ExpressVPN and for privacy I'd recommend ExpressVPN because they located in a place with no data retention laws. However PIA has port forwarding support and that is crucial for my case.
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    I've recently paid for a VPN subscription using BitCoin. When you do BitCoin there is no auto renewal and I consider it to be a good thing. EDIT: s/now/no
26. 356.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    It’s a bit different but yes it does.
27. 357.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    *for now
28. 358.▲
    by p2t2p 8y ago

    Well, you can't statically link bunch of python scripts. With this one you can do it easily (relatively).
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    Sometimes I'm thinking about working for decent porn site like pornhub or anything else from their network. It seems in this day and age it is the last thing that brings pure joy and happiness to its customers. If you know what I mean
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    by p2t2p 8y ago

    I would say red eyes instead because of sleepless nights spent tweaking their Linux installation ;)