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No, thanks to federation it doesn't matter which instance you sign up on, you can follow people on any instance. You're choosing your home instance there, so basically the group of people you're closest to.
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I did too. Perhaps if emoji are such an ambiguous method of communication, they aren't so good after all? That isn't an isolated instance of emoji confusion for me, either. Apart from the basic facial expression emoji, for me they
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You do know you can turn off the redesign in your reddit settings, right?
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Thanks for the recommendation. I read harry potter. It was great. Not sure what I learned about 'diveristy', though.
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See the WaPo post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/05/10/t... Each image includes some targeting info.
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8y ago
Firefox does this by default. Background tabs do not autoplay, but the foreground tab does.
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8y ago
Blendle offers automated instant refunds. If the article is bad, refund it.
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9y ago
What problems does this solve? It ensures you still have a unique IP on the internet which can be traced by governments trivially, while a VPN service which actually doesn't log will keep you safe from simple attacks like that by shari
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9y ago
Obviously every site is different, but I've developed a few styles before for sites like DDG and wikipedia, and it's a job measured in hours, generally. Nowhere near the amount of work involved in most OSS, and plenty of people he
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CSS is pretty simple. Lots of people offer custom stylesheets for websites at https://userstyles.org .
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Sorry, I didn't mean it as a personal attack. I meant it as a statement of fact.
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>Quantum was introduced was to allow this Looking Glass plugin to collect telemetry from the whole of the browser window, not just the pages being rendered. You have no idea what you are talking about. Quantum is a name for a variety of
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Uh, looking glass was not supported or worked on by the vast majority of the fantastic engineers at mozilla. This was a marketing stunt probably thrown together by a single intern, and greenlighted by an out-of-touch marketing department. T
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It's happening (as a WE API) but it's taking a while because they're doing it properly, and a lot of the browser expects the tab bar to be visible.
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9y ago
If you like light on dark, why not turn on reader mode? It has a light on dark scheme.
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They also jank on windows - but only on my 1080p display. When I move it along to my 4k display, it suddenly janks a lot less, about 50fps or so. I wonder why chrome is turning on composition in 4k and off in 1080p?
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They're talking about Electrolysis there, which happened several versions ago. XUL addons did indeed work with Electrolysis, but required some modifications to work well. Most unmodified addons continues to work through some magic cros
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9y ago
Have you tried the new versions with Zero Latency Typing? As the name implies, they managed to basically eliminate all latency on typing, even beating apps like notepad++ and emacs on latency. It's switched on by default in the current
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9y ago
Youtube is rolling out a twitch-style subscription payment system to all channels, starting with gaming channels first. I don't know what's taking so long, but it's coming. Also, YT Red viewers still give money to demonetized
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Uh, invest? Why not just use them and recommend them to friends? They need users most of all.
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Micropayments for most major US news outlets already exists - check out Blendle.com. It's in closed beta right now, but works great, and invites are easy to come by. It does require you to read articles on its own website and not the
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You get ADSL backed by FTTC? Not even VDSL? Who thought that was a good idea?
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Really? On my galaxy note 4, Google Play pages open within ~400ms consistently.
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Because they are in a dominant market position. Honestly, it's your fault for buying a console - you knew you'd be at sony's mercy due to the monopolistic nature of consoles. The cost of switching to the one comparible consol
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Yep, no 64-bit Windows has 16-bit compatibility.
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Or use DuckDuckGo as your search engine, and you get thousands of those quick searches for free. You can use !g for google, !a for amazon, !mdn for MDN, !so for Stack Overflow, etc etc. If you want to search an even vaugely popular site, yo
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Just don't connect it to the internet and it's the same as a non-smart TV.
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>The details of our new SMM attacks will be made available once Intel patches its firmware, most likely we will present them at the Black Hat USA conference in summer 2009. We will also make the code of our
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10y ago
ublock origin is the only adblocker you need. Adblock Plus does the same thing but is less efficient and lets some ads through by default, and ublock is abandoned. Don't run two ad blockers, they will just use more resources for no ben
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Yeah, but we're talking about a doomsday scenario when Microsoft disappears overnight. They'd rather invest in a new .NET than have to rewrite their entire stack.
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