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by r3bl 10y ago
To withdraw from what? Council of Europe? Nobody ever claimed that. In fact, that's the very exact Council that the UK had to notify about its intention to leave the EU. EDIT: Theresa May did claim that her campaign in 2020 would focus
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by r3bl 10y ago
Exactly. ECHR has nothing to do with the EU, but with the Council of Europe. Council of Europe includes (almost) the entire Europe (with Belarus and disputed Kosovo currently being the only countries which are not a part of it).
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by r3bl 10y ago
> These claims by Musk and the FB exec are pretty outlandish. Except that those are not claims made by Musk and Zuckerberg. Musk-related, the article says: > He says that within eight to 10 years healthy people could be getting brain
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by r3bl 10y ago
The second part[0] of Wait But Why's article (that this article seems like a poor response to) explains what we know and what we don't know about the brain in the great details before actually going to the whole braintech topic. [
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by r3bl 10y ago
> The one big objection I have to this article is the emphasis on how "opening a person’s skull is not a trivial procedure". And that article seems to me like a direct response to an article in which Tim dedicated thousands of
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by r3bl 10y ago
Worth pointing out (but not mentioned in the article): Since switching to a new design, there's actually no way to view anyone's profile without logging in, not the basic info as there used to be, nothing. By following the link to
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by r3bl 10y ago
Ah, I'm on Ubuntu, and ManicTime would be an awesome choice, but their Ubuntu version is for tracking only, and requires a server to actually view the reports[0]. Seems like the same thing applies for macOS, so I would call it Windows-
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by r3bl 10y ago
Ah, what I really miss about time tracking software isn't necessarily something where I manually type in what I've been working on, as much as it's something like a self-hosted RescueTime[0]. Instead of manually adding things
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The Guardian Pulls Out of Facebook’s Instant Articles and Apple News(digiday.com)
474 points by r3bl 10y ago|201 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
> if labeling it a threshold in media intended for non-scientist audiences captures attention and calls readers to action, great! There's not a lot of things that I could personally do, and that really bums me out. While my life cho
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by r3bl 10y ago
By running its own network, based on Signal's protocol. Same thing goes with "private conversations" in Facebook's Messenger, or whatever it's called. It's all the same protocol, but three different networks ru
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Twitter added support for 2FA apps and forgot to tell anyone(androidpolice.com)
1 points by r3bl 10y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
How can I give them a chance when they kill the crucial functionality of the app that I liked? For example, I was a heavy Sunrise user. It worked wonderfully on syncing all of my calendars and showing them all to me in one nice feed with a
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by r3bl 10y ago
You need to get that data from somewhere in order for it to appear to Wikipedia. You need to analyze it. And Wikipedia would give you credit if you do the analysis yourself.
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by r3bl 10y ago
So, is this tied to posting and live broadcasting to Facebook or is it just there to be used for whatever you want? Also, which platforms does it run on? It doesn't seem like an open beta. It seems like a developer beta with the sole p
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by r3bl 10y ago
It indeed doesn't work on Firefox (when switching user agents). Doesn't seem like it's doing much in Chromium neither, just showing a static page: http://imgur.com/a/Q00OI
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by r3bl 10y ago
There's a relevant discussion about his arrest from five days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14096625
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by r3bl 10y ago
> Is there any scenario where an email client would be necessary - i.e. a browser based solution will not work? Here's one: multiple email accounts that you need to check on a regular basis. I would lose my mind if I had to track my
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by r3bl 10y ago
Microsoft's marketing strategy is kind of annoying to me: longer battery life is not even close to being in my top three reasons for choosing a browser. How about getting somewhere close to supporting U2F? Not even close to becoming a
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by r3bl 10y ago
Mind elaborating what problems are you facing now?
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Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 Released and What’s Next(ubuntugnome.org)
3 points by r3bl 10y ago|0 comments
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by r3bl 10y ago
As for the operating systems: in order to use it on your phone, you'll need to be careful to use a YubiKey with NFC support and have a phone that supports NFC. You won't have any trouble using it on Windows/Ubuntu/macOS.
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by r3bl 10y ago
> Let's say the US uses French time zones I know you're only using France as an example, but it's even more ridiculous when you consider that (mainland) France has one time zone (CE(S)T), which it shares with more than a d
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by r3bl 10y ago
Isn't it obvious to check how much of the checkmarks there is before you start unchecking them? In order to do so, you have to scroll to the bottom of the page. If you scroll to the bottom of the page, you'll notice that there&#
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by r3bl 10y ago
There are no games. You just scroll to the bottom of one URL[0] and click on one label. This article is bullshit. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/user/edit
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by r3bl 10y ago
I don't get why is this on the homepage. They clearly have a button to unsubscribe from all the emails. And it works. I found it in maybe two days after registering for an account and realizing that they send an email about everything.
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by r3bl 10y ago
What do you mean by "doesn't work well on a lot of laptop hardware"? I'm using Lenovo Yoga 510, not Ubuntu-certified, two-in-one device with a touchscreen and a dedicated graphics card. Sure, there's no such thing a
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by r3bl 10y ago
> via fishing expeditions... If you already have access to the things I type and my metadata includes the websites I visit, you don't really need to phish me to get my credentials. If a service also happens to not support 2FA and do
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by r3bl 10y ago
McAfee LiveSafe could explain that difference. It costs around $90 for a 12 month subscription that you get with the Windows version.
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by r3bl 10y ago
If you click on "How does it work?" you get redirected to a short and sweet presentation[0]. According to the presentation, when you, as the site owner, push an update, content.json gets updated, the peers get a notification (usin

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