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by r0h1n 13y ago
I personally don't use whitelisting, but yes, the lack of an element hiding element is felt. Just did a quick Google search and discovered it might be possible to use the "Element Hiding Helper" plugin with Adblock Edge: htt
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No, irony does not abound. No court or executive or politician or big business intervened to stop Swamy from teaching at Harvard. Instead, its faculty voted [0] to remove his course after he wrote this hateful diatribe [1]. [0] http:/
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by r0h1n 13y ago
Adding a couple of solutions to the bucket. The first is of course Disconnect [0], which does everything Ghostery does and more, minus their "compromised" business model - The second is "Self-Destructing Cookies" [1], a
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Since I don't have any first hand experience of having repaired iDevices, I'll go by iFixit's scores. Let's take the current+last generation of their repairability scores for the iPhone and iPad (10/10 being the mos
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The article only talks about one reason why Apple (and increasingly most other) gadgets are sealed and unrepairable - "everything is becoming sleeker, smaller, more sealed together and more difficult to open". The other reason is
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(a) Google isn't like "nearly every consumer startup". It is arguably the most powerful Internet company in the world. Thus its actions must be viewed differently. (b) In this case Google is using its dominance in the search
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IANAL, but "giving away" billions of dollars of prime ad space to entice businesses to sign up for G+, how is that not predatory pricing? [0] > The company has also pushed brands to join Plus, offering a powerful incentive in e
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China's Surging Tech Startup Scene(spiegel.de)
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The oldest artificial contraceptive may be ripe for a makeover(economist.com)
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Saudi America: The benefits of shale oil are bigger than many Americans realise(economist.com)
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Bing’s Chinese search result ‘glitch’ still reeks of censorship(qz.com)
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Is Amazon Bad for Books?(m.newyorker.com)
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Amazon and the Perils of Non-Disclosure(m.newyorker.com)
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Mozilla Will Sell Ads In Firefox To Create A New Revenue Stream(techcrunch.com)
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The Perception Of Conflict Is Conflict(avc.com)
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How Johnson’s ‘Great Society’ boosted Silicon Valley(ft.com)
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> "As you write, tiny amounts of this metal are deposited onto the page." Does it also have regenerative qualities that continuously replenish the metal that is deposited onto the page? If not it's an open-and-shut case of
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When the viral bubble bursts, will it take out BuzzFeed? (theconversation.com)
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Intercept has also released free-to-use photos of the NSA, NRO and NGA here: https://firstlook.org/theintercept/article/2014/02/10/new-ph... > Since June 2013, article after article about the NSA
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OT, but it's interesting to note that two of the most promising new media startups - Re/Code and The Intercept seem to have very similar design/branding vocabulary. Both use nearly the same shade of red along with black and w
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New Photos of the NSA and Other Top Intelligence Agencies Revealed(firstlook.org)
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Welcome to The Intercept(firstlook.org)
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The Intercept(firstlook.org)
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Just the other day another HN user was berating me for using the term "female", which he felt ought only to be used to specify sex and not refer to an actual person. My point: there'll always be people who disagree on the app
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The Purge: I Unfollowed 390 People on Twitter, and I Feel Great(blogs.wsj.com)
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Android instability(ben-evans.com)
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Taliban TV(foreignpolicy.com)
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Gatekeeping As a Service(rohin.dk)
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Sugar debate turns sour for food groups(ft.com)
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Snowden saga scares Oracle away from spy-flick sponsorship(theregister.co.uk)
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