runn1ng

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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   Yep, even based on the source code, the article is from October 2012.
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   Well, you can make a pull request editing it. /s
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   It seems like the source for Arch discussion, that seems to be similar, but slightly different, to Hacker News. But it's better than nothing.
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   Nice, I did not know. Really Where is the source code?
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   > Free Software gets you nice, simple, easy to use services While there are many upsides to free software, usability and user friendliness were never one of them. Hackability, sure. But most people don't care, let's be frank. I
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   I have no idea how to get that extension or how to install it. Is there some simple guide? edit: all I see here https://github.com/google/end-to-end is We’re releasing this code to enable community review; it is not y
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   For some reason, I cannot reply to your latest comment You can turn off autoplay easily here https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=videos
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   You can turn that off, you know. (For example by disabling Flash :))
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   by runn1ng 12y ago

   I know this is absolutely the wrong place to complain about that, but I really really hope Facebook will stop having its videos as Flash-only. It's such a "blast from the past" to see the "Flash plugin not installed&quot
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    WiggleYourIndex, you are hellbanned, just fyi
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    So it seems I am the weird case. Ok. Thanks for telling me. I found this out randomly when testing what can and what cannot be on this handler and how gracefully do browsers handle it. It seems that it's not that easy.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Interesting. So it might be a Linux issue. I have reported it anyway.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    OK, it might be a linux thing I have submitted the thing to bugzilla and chrome bug thing
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    Show HN: A stupid hack to crash tab and/or browser(karelbilek.com)

    4 points by runn1ng 12y ago|9 comments
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Really? This is OK for you? https://38pitches.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/tweets-10.jpg
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Yes, but I cannot do that with Apple's iOS (well, I can, but I have to buy certificate for 99 dollars)
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Maybe a stupid question What good is open source, when the developer can still add a backdoor later and put the backdoored version on iOS store? I still need to trust the developer. (And Apple, too, but once I can't trust Apple I can n
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Just look at Europe's cookie law and law about removal of "personal information" from Google search, how well regulations work.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Your post can be applied to mostly any theory ever.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Years later and I still haven't seen decent and working LaTeX to HTML converter.
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    Where did all Valve's Linux support go?

    5 points by runn1ng 12y ago|1 comments
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Yes, Virgina, there really is a Santa Claus.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    Yes and no i2p and Tor is different in this. Tor has relays, and there are far fewer of them than its users. I am not sure though, that's why I am asking
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    > I believe it has more to do with either bots using tor to access google or google forcing captcha on access from known tor exit nodes. Yes of course, but I don't care. I want to search while using Tor. > I would still rather in
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    I started to use Bing quite a lot lately. For a very simple reason - I use Tor browser a lot, Google blocks it and constantly shows me ugly captchas (not even ReCaptcha) and sometimes blocks me entirely, Bing just works. (Startpage - which
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    This is the good place to ask Is, in your opinion, i2p really a good alternative to tor? What I can personally think as positives/negatives: * Tor is trivial to install (just download the bundle) * Tor is working on TCP-level, i2p on I
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:15-puzzle-loyd.svg :)
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    I thought Micro-USB is now the de-facto standard (for mobile phones/tablets at least). All the manufacturers except for Apple (that's playing special) are using them.
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    And while I am at it Copyright is directly against "absolute freedom of speech" I can't go and print the latest Game of Thrones book and claim "freedom of speech". We do have actual laws that prevent us to print
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    by runn1ng 12y ago

    As I said before Do you think they should show Jennifer Lawrence leaked photos just because it's part of the news story about iCloud breach? I don't think so.