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by riquito 13y ago
What are you talking about? Worldwide Chrome, on desktop, has less market share than Explorer (which has about 60%) and firefox (which has always been a couple points over chrome). It gained a lot of share, without doubt, but it's far
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by riquito 13y ago
> Given that maps are not a core concern for Apple, I've always been surprised they've not just thrown money at improving open street maps I'm surprised that you're surprised, It's not really typical for Apple to
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by riquito 13y ago
I have a problem with the omnibox in Chrome, the others are fine. In fact I expect to send my searches to another service when I use Google search and the default page in Mozilla Firefox. I wouldn't expect that every single thing I typ
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by riquito 13y ago
> 1) It's a search box. Stuff not typed in the search box never leaves the machine Is this even an argument? If the box isn't used (crippling the user interface) there is nothing to discuss. You may also argue that if the pc is
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by riquito 13y ago
Quoting Matthew Green "the only people who hate GCM are those who've had to implement it. You see, GCM is CTR mode encryption with the addition of a Carter-Wegman MAC set in a Galois field. If you just went 'sfjshhuh?',
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by riquito 13y ago
Correct, just the source code of the AGPL application, not of your server.
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by riquito 13y ago
I would add "Must he refund anything at all by contract/policies?"
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by riquito 13y ago
> why do we trust e-commerce? Are we stupid to trust e-commerce? well, many don't trust it, with good reason, and use temporary credit cards (sorry, can't remember the correct name for that but I hope it's clear enough)
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by riquito 13y ago
> Why should I trust a security update from Apple, Microsoft, or Canonical for instance Because it's your operative system and you can't realistically read and compile each time the patches (if you have the sources). If your op
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by riquito 13y ago
I remember this game, was the winner in a competition held by Mozilla (Mozilla Game On https://gameon.mozilla.org/en-US/ ) https://blog.mozilla.org/labs/2011/02/z-type/
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by riquito 13y ago
You can buy it in Italy too
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by riquito 13y ago
#1: they're addictive. It's in my list of harmful things
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by riquito 13y ago
It's released with GUIs in both GTK+ and QT btw
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by riquito 13y ago
More than 1600 people starred the project. There is a clear interest in an open source Sublime Text.
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by riquito 13y ago
Menu File -> print -> print to file. You just got a nice pdf. No need of extensions.
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by riquito 13y ago
His point was that you need root "to install it", not "to run it".
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by riquito 13y ago
Aren't you misinterpreting the effect of +1? +1 makes publicly available the fact that you like something, so you are saying "I want to share with the world that I like this thing"
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by riquito 13y ago
So you publish a PUBLIC negative review, with your name and photo, and then you're surprised it this same review appears somewhere else (in ads, this time)?
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by riquito 13y ago
Meta: because the comments are closed to people with a Google account that have no problems in sharing their comment on G+ publicly
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by riquito 13y ago
The moment that you wrongly publish something as public and he his monitoring your account, or when Facebook decides that addresses/events are public too, you are ed up
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by riquito 13y ago
Yes, in the form of base64
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by riquito 13y ago
Does NaCL automagically solves the problem of streaming encrypted data? I don't think so. You still have to know quite a lot to not mess up.
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by riquito 13y ago
"people pay taxes in Italy" You wanted to say "some people", since a third of the people don't pay them (see the Uif research published in 2012). It's a huge number. Do inform yourself a bit on the topic. It&#x
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by riquito 13y ago
Lavabit didn't know who they where protecting. This has a merit
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by riquito 13y ago
You end up seeing a canvas, does it matter what application was used to draw it? (by the way I don't like Flash either for different reasons)
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by riquito 13y ago
Do they ever make decisions just to help Google?
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by riquito 13y ago
But spyder said that he tested on Canary too
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by riquito 13y ago
Whatever javascript does, it does not make Lua's default global variables look any better
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by riquito 13y ago
Transport Tycoon Deluxe? That was a cool game!
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by riquito 13y ago
I wish the Gnome Team all the best

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