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8y ago
> Nixos for easy reproducible operating system configuration I'm somewhat out of my depth here, but isn't Vagrant suitable for this purpose?
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> I'd be much more comfortable with this if they were suggesting multiple different providers. I don't see anything saying that they won't. They might only offer ProtonVPN for all of time, but I could also see them adding
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8y ago
No, I agree at least. I mean, it was a bad move and thoroughly short-sighted, but then again - what's the score? One slight privacy infraction from Mozilla, vs. the countless others from Google, or Facebook, or whatever. It wasn't
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8y ago
Same here. I like Mozilla, and if they can bring me a qualitative email service and VPN on top of a great browser and the MDN, I'm psyched. Here's to hoping that they also develop an e-mail product to replace Googles Inbox...
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8y ago
What rules in St. Benedict are comparable to "no coloreds" in your mind? Or do you find them unacceptable due to the context, i.e. that they are part of a larger religious text?
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8y ago
> how about not-tech-specific rules around data sharing transparency Such as... a General Data Protection Regulation? GDPR is not "tech-specific", it applies to technical solutions, yes, but also to business requirements and
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8y ago
I've used Firefox tracking protection since it was release, and I definitely have had occasional issues with "honest" sites not loading. Not super often, but it's happened.
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8y ago
Not be particularly salty, but Hacker News is not where I expected to face a slew of downvotes without commentary. Anyone care to point out what I said that was so offensive, or nah?
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8y ago
This is... not an easy matter. To begin with, I wouldn't be surprised if this is fueled by fringe right wing interests, similar to GamerGate etc. Second, I am generally in favor of CoCs and changes that aim to elevate minority groups.
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8y ago
Aw fuck.
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8y ago
I like this. It's a pretty small change, for the better. It doesn't (should't...) disturb anyone, but might make things just a little bit better for some others. Remove some slight friction. A small, positive change.
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8y ago
According to the article, the metal hoop seems to have caught him in the neck. I can't imagine being there in the raft, nor being there as a bystander, watching.
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8y ago
I'm willing to bet that very few people accidentally consume bleach or warfarin under the belief that it is beneficial. However, it's far more likely that a layman gains cursory information about a drug and its effects, while lack
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9y ago
Well.. Between the economy, the health sector, the infrastructure, the political developments, the education, the state of civil rights, the widespread religious influences at all levels of society and a culture of armed violence ... Who&#x
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9y ago
Tizen, webOS, LineageOS?