rb666

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by rb666 8y ago
I am sure all the people complaining here regularly donate to Mozilla.
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by rb666 8y ago
The solution is to stop flying so ridiculously often. It's getting entirely out of hand, and if we want to stop climate change, we need to FLY LESS.
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by rb666 8y ago
In The Netherlands we have a "no-call register" for companies ( https://business.gov.nl/regulation/telesales/#article-do-not... ) I never get robocalls. It's nice to live in a country that believes in
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by rb666 8y ago
Silly anecdotal evidence. I can counter that with having received terrible service in the US. Especially because each waited only cares about their own little territory where they expect to farm tips. Means getting ignored by other waiters.
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by rb666 8y ago
Ehm this is only the case in the USA, simply because Americans hate taxes and/or the common good. Visit Europe and you will notice there's another way.
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by rb666 8y ago
This I don't understand, there's a million cheaper VPS providers. I can understand choosing DO cause it's hip and they have great tutorials, but price? Nope.
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by rb666 8y ago
Eh, cookie laws don't take away your freedom, and GDPR is overall a good thing. You're piling on irrelevant things for your anti-EU frame. Enjoy your hard Brexit.
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by rb666 8y ago
Pocket is not a cost center, it earns them money to develop the browser in the first place!
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by rb666 8y ago
Sorry but this is a bit clueless, what are you trying to secure exactly, if it's not your own data? You can't honestly thing that data is safer in Chrome than Firefox.
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by rb666 8y ago
The Seagate 8TB has an AFR of around 1%, this is not only really good, but also makes any anecdotal evidence from a consumer quite useless.
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by rb666 8y ago
Did you try earplugs and an earmask? They work wonders on (especially) daytime flights for me.
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by rb666 8y ago
Exactly this, Americans need to detox from their truck-obsession. Size of your car does not make you a tough guy.
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by rb666 8y ago
All those giant-ass trucks Americans ride around in (usually on their own) are making it difficult for bike lanes or walking paths to even exist!
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by rb666 8y ago
Funded by? you?
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by rb666 8y ago
Deleted my Facebook 6 years ago, feels good being a trendsetter \o/
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by rb666 8y ago
Consumption tax is not high, actually quite low with 16%. (Not counting the USA, a country so allergic to tax they rather go back to gravel roads before maintaining their highways.)
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by rb666 8y ago
8K is completely pointless, you need to be sitting about 50cm from your already-giant TV for it to make a difference over 4K.
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by rb666 8y ago
With adaptive, are you referring to being able to pretend to care about unborn children but not actually caring about them after birth?
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by rb666 8y ago
Seems crazy to me (and a bit depressing) that doing anything for 1 hour per day would not lead to good progress! We only have so few truly free hours in a day to spend on things like this.
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by rb666 8y ago
Well duh, but then you miss all the awesome late-game tech! Anyway, play Vox Populi people, it's much much better, also in OP's regard.
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by rb666 8y ago
It's funny how pathetic America deals with any sort of public service. It's all about me me me.
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by rb666 8y ago
It's hilarious, the shit that's allowed in the USA. Glad to be living in a country where capitalism has not taken over everything (yet).
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by rb666 8y ago
Another very happy user of FastMail here, with our own domain. I initially was excited by subdomain handling, but switched back to only using my main account. Using FastMail-specific features will lock you into this specific vendor once aga
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by rb666 8y ago
That's why we have Debian!
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by rb666 8y ago
Plot twist: They Won't.
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by rb666 8y ago
Anyone that thinks 240hz is useful is a nutcase. Show me a double-blind test that proves it. People will go far defending their outrageous purchases however.
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by rb666 8y ago
Proposed, not implemented.
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by rb666 8y ago
The inclusion of the keywords "quit" and "exit" in the PostgreSQL command-line interface to help make it easier to leave the command-line tool YES, at last. This beats parallel queries any day.
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by rb666 8y ago
Well, I mean, it's 1 week away from release... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Rel...
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by rb666 8y ago
No, plus that's not what he said.

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