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by r3bl 9y ago
Oh boy, where do I start! I have a two-in-one laptop/tablet (from Lenovo's Yoga series), and while I have really tried to use the Store apps so that they are comfortable in the tablet mode, I've yet to find a PDF reader tha
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by r3bl 9y ago
Well, it's the same thing: you can install any browser from Microsoft's Store on Windows 10 S. So, Google will either have to release Chrome targeted for Windows platform (same way Firefox did on Android) or not be available to Wi
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by r3bl 9y ago
That's essentially the same thing that Google is doing on Chrome OS and Apple on iOS. There's absolutely no difference between it. I highly doubt that Google will sue them for doing the same thing they're doing on the same ma
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by r3bl 9y ago
Regardless, this shouldn't be possible. Chrome is supposed to tie them with the single instance you're running. You can't just copy the Chrome folder and transfer it to another location. You'd have to use Chrome's S
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FCC’s hacking claim during John Oliver’s net neutrality segment raises questions(tumblr.fightforthefuture.org)
5 points by r3bl 9y ago|0 comments
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Libre Survival Manual for Android with Offline in Mind(github.com)
2 points by r3bl 9y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 9y ago
Hmmm... can't figure out a way to remove tips from the right sidebar. Any ideas? Other than that, this seems like a great mashup between Markdown and Vim. I'm leaning towards the Markdown side of things, but can definitely see mys
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by r3bl 9y ago
> Comments about the email dump began to appear on Friday evening just hours before the official ban on campaigning began. The ban is due to stay in place until the last polling stations close on Sunday at 8 p.m. (1800 GMT). What's
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by r3bl 9y ago
> Not to mention the random SSL downgrades that happen when you're going via UK transit links. (Which I have experienced myself!) Could you expand on this or provide us with some links? My Google-fu is failing me on this one.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Probably that YouTube, phoning home, and using ssh was using all of his bandwidth.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Since this is a Linux clone: > They are useless against real Trojans Highly doubt anyone will consider it as a way of protecting against trojans. > In worst case it's blocking applications from self updating which can lead to a l
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by r3bl 10y ago
...and Serbia. And Bosnia. And Montenegro. And Croatia. And I'm like 70% certain that I've seen similar billboards in Poland as well a couple of months ago, but can't confirm it.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Your P.S. is at the bottom of the article.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Not from Poland and not in an any way affected country, but I believe I can answer your first question, and it comes down to basically Rossiya Segodnya. Here's an investigation that discovered them operating in the Baltics: https:&#x2
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by r3bl 10y ago
I agree with you on one hand that a browser shouldn't mess with the layout, but it could provide an alternative layout of the content (kind of like the reader mode does) in the click of a button, and I'll be more than happy to use
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by r3bl 10y ago
2.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 20 GB storage, 1 TB bandwidth. Surprisingly, it's handling the traffic just fine.
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by r3bl 10y ago
Ah, I didn't even know that this was happening. Thanks for sharing!
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by r3bl 10y ago
Since this is on the homepage and my VPS is rather small, here's a mirror: https://medium.com/@r3bl/chrome-is-basically-crippling-chrom...
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by r3bl 10y ago
This affected every single Chromium app I had installed. Signal is just one of them, which was easiest to spot. Pocket, Kindle Cloud Reader, Duolingo, and Floating for YouTube are also gone.
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by r3bl 10y ago
I didn't, just wanted to try it out. Now I'm kind of stuck where I have to use Chromium + Chrome apps, which is definitely not the end result I was hoping for.
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Chrome is basically crippling Chromium's features(blog.r3bl.me)
54 points by r3bl 10y ago|36 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
> Alternatively again, but back to saving websites, surely someone's created a nice tool that will download a page to store it as an archive that won't be broken? Wallabag[0] does that. It's a self-hosted Pocket-like read-
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by r3bl 10y ago
...or using the bookmarking service that extracts the copy of the page (with Wallabag and Pinboard being two that do that that I can remember on top of my head).
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by r3bl 10y ago
Same thing, using the command line and giving you full control over the bookmarks (because they're staying on your machine).
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by r3bl 10y ago
Also, Mozilla's Readability library[0] should help you out to extract only relevant content (this is what's behind Firefox's reading mode). So, the only semi-difficult part is the NLP. [0] https://github.com/m
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Don't let the new FCC kill net neutrality(battleforthenet.com)
1 points by r3bl 10y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
There is one project[0] that accomplishes the same thing, but instead of searching for the titles, it searches for the links to online stores (like Amazon) and then checks if the links are indeed books or not. Might be relevant to you. [0]
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by r3bl 10y ago
I got really lucky and managed to guess it in 3 attempts. It was rather easy since I got two dots right in my first attempt. http://imgur.com/tPdBU9O
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by r3bl 10y ago
I repeat: Council of Europe has nothing to do with the European Union.
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by r3bl 10y ago
I am aware of that, I just tried to correct my statement that "nobody claimed that" which I made before the edit. The second sentence in my edit was kind of unnecessary though.

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