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spurgu
6y ago
Sure, I've never used Safari enough myself to have an opinion (since it's never been an option for me due to various things), it might be equal to Chrome or even better (I like Safari's clean UI). I'm mostly comparing it
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6y ago
Yes RTFM I'm very familiar with, which is why I should've connected the two.
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6y ago
Last time I tried it (couple of months ago) there were practically no extensions and Bitwarden didn't work in incognito. And Chrome's UI/UX is simply great. And dev tools as well.
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6y ago
Well this would also require him to have been properly anonymous when reporting the bugs last year.
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spurgu
6y ago
Oooh of course! Thanks!
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spurgu
6y ago
TFA? I know you're referring to Moxie (somehow) but I can't figure out the acronym.
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spurgu
6y ago
I just read the title and thought "Switch to Zsh". Bash is so amazingly clunky in comparison.
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spurgu
6y ago
Yeah I know very well what you mean! I do #1 (turn off notifications in the app settings) every now and then when I want to cut off a specific communication channel. I'm unsure how you'd do #2 though? There's a permission for
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spurgu
6y ago
What do you mean by "logged in"? You're only shown as "Online" when you have the app open. When you close it it turns to "Last seen".
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spurgu
6y ago
It would probably benefit pedestrians as well.
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6y ago
^^ Agreed. > IMO Elon Musk just has lucky genetics and doesn't need much sleep, always has high energy. I remember him explaining that 6 hours was just a sweet spot (not the highest energy spot), that he would have more energy with
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6y ago
The problem I see with this is that with some types of laces the first knot could loosen up while making the second part. But that might be fixed with technique.
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6y ago
For me it went from 30% FB, 60% Whatsapp, 10% Signal in January to 0% FB, 10% Whatsapp, 90% Signal today. I might get rid of the 10% after May. So it's possible. That said I'm only talking about maybe 15-20 contacts, so small samp
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6y ago
Yeah, the feature will be opt-in as far as I've heard. Most of the people I've convinced to switch to Signal will either be unaware of it or not care. To me it looks like people here are vastly overreacting.
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6y ago
Not taking sides here, just to nitpick that payment settlement takes a lot longer than that with credit card. It's like calling a bitcoin transfer with 0 confirmations "done", and which case it's actually faster than c
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spurgu
6y ago
Thanks, I didn't know that!
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spurgu
6y ago
Archive link: https://archive.is/v8Kbk I couldn't get past the cookie consent screen. Might require JS. Don't care. Went straight to Archive.is.
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spurgu
6y ago
That's a valid concern all over the world I would think. If some people start walking around normally and people question them and they just respond "I'm vaccinated!", that'll spread like a wildfire.
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6y ago
Audio was stuttering for me as well up until at some point late last autumn / early winter when it suddenly started working quite fine to the point I could actually bear using it. On MacOS with Chrome.
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6y ago
Yeah if you're deleting bugs older than 2 weeks then they're just gonna resurface and you're gonna have to classify them later , in an ongoing process lasting however many weeks. Might as well instead grab the bull by the ho
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6y ago
> I can live without the fingerprint reader. Semi on topic: I don't have one either but I would really like to, simply because then I could have a stronger account password. Having to frequently use sudo restricts the length/co
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spurgu
6y ago
Out of all animal experiments this is the one where you take a stance? Or are you tooting your moral superiority everywhere? Feel free to stop using everything stemming from animal experiments. They're more or less a necessity, at le
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6y ago
Precisely. This is on the contrary one of the least bad areas to conduct animal experiments. Humanity would be nowhere without all kinds of animal experiments and I challenge everyone who thinks it's cruel to think about how cruel it w
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6y ago
Governments needs income to provide services like electricity, healthcare, military, roads, infrastructure in general etc etc... and that simply requires taxation. How would you go about gather all that dough? Or are you saying everything
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6y ago
Interestingly the same people arguing for removing/regulating/moderating FB also heavily criticize China's censoring politics.
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spurgu
6y ago
It seems to work now. ./cowsay covfefe
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6y ago
There we go, I opened this thread with two things in mind that immediately struck me - tab completion and pressing up for previous command and those two are the top comments!
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6y ago
Am I the only one annoyed with the expression "all but"? To me it sounds like the complete opposite. "All but confirms" to me sounds like they're "doing everything else than confirming" / "all ot
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6y ago
I'm certainly not going to live through my life worrying about everything that could happen or go wrong. I've driven without a seatbelt a lot in my life (I once drove into a ditch at maybe 40-50 km/h without one, not even a
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6y ago
Finn here, can confirm. My username even reflects it.
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