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Mozilla plays role in Kenya’s adoption of crucial data protection law(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by svl 7y ago|1 comments
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by svl 7y ago
Going to dell.be, products, laptops, for work, there's a filter for OS: Ubuntu that shows 12 results.
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Kenya Government mandates DNA-linked national ID, without data protection law(blog.mozilla.org)
109 points by svl 8y ago|46 comments
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by svl 8y ago
Is your dataset limited to only videos on youtube? The Fronteers conference has been publishing its videos on vimeo, and that includes some really "awesome" ones: https://vimeo.com/fronteers/videos/sort:p
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by svl 9y ago
archive.org seems to have it saved: https://web.archive.org/web/20171121004935/https://charliero...
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by svl 9y ago
No one uses helmets. Most people don't use panniers either; small loads are attached to the back of the bike by the default "snelbinders" (elastic straps). Or what's really popular lately are plastic crates above the fro
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by svl 10y ago
That is exactly the attitude web developers had toward the IE/Netscape situation around the year 2000. I think that as web developers we have the responsibility to consider the health of the entire ecosystem, as well as long term conse
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Firefox and Thunderbird: A Fork in the Road(marksurman.commons.ca)
6 points by svl 10y ago|1 comments
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by svl 11y ago
Having to use a Google product instead of your own mail server, in order to have your email delivered to Google customers, sounds like anti-competitive business practices to me. You'd think they'd be a wee bit more careful with so
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by svl 11y ago
That doesn't actually work in pretty much any browser, since it allows for history-mining by a malicious site. :visited styling changed a couple of years ago to only honor color changes, thus preventing most ways of exploiting that iss
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by svl 11y ago
There's eight links of "related content" underneath this article. Not all about this particular species, but pretty easy to filter through to see what's directly related: In 2007, there were 14 of these rhinos left, 4 wi
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Meet Ted Lieu, the new privacy pit bull in Congress(dailydot.com)
2 points by svl 11y ago|0 comments
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Mr. AwesomeBar Runs for Congress(ed.agadak.net)
1 points by svl 12y ago|0 comments
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by svl 13y ago
My monitor brightness is indeed set very low (2/100), but increasing this to 100/100 doesn't change anything (nor does fiddling with the contrast). Don't think it's _purely_ a hardware problem anyway, since a regula
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Ask HN: High-pitched noise when lots of colored text shows in terminal over SSH
1 points by svl 13y ago|4 comments
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by svl 13y ago
With Fronteers (the Dutch trade organization for front-end web developers) we've been running a forum thread for such CSS logos for the last year and a half - http://forum.fronteers.nl/topic/24/the-css-challenge/ - conversation in Dutch,
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by svl 17y ago
Point. The equivalent dutch phrase didn't really have a good translation, and that sentence thus came our rather tortured. Let me see if I can make that a bit more palatable. Edit: I turned it into "Fronteers is increasingly being looked at