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by tarek_computer 4y ago
This is cool. Thank you
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Linux geek folks, which private email hosting you recommend
1 points by tarek_computer 4y ago|2 comments
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
Yes. I did use Brave for quite some time until I noticed Firebox becoming more stable. Also, I noticed a better experience with Firefox in Gnome than with Brave.
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
Yes, but browsing is what we do most of the time. Why can’t we actually pay for one that doesn’t have all the tracking. Each browser claims privacy features, some have more while others claim it is essential not to block certain sites. But
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
Yes, but sometimes I wonder if Firefox is still fully open source. I still hate having to do the first thing first when I install the browser is disable Pocket, change the default search from Google to DuckDuckGo (the latter is a recent di
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
Yes. Offshoot of Opera and based on Chromium. Brave did the same with being an offshoot of Chrome. I never took real notice of them or considered using them. When they offered RSS and mail-integration, it sounded to me like they are trying
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Coming from Firefox, is Vivaldi better?
1 points by tarek_computer 4y ago|11 comments
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
I am running Arch Linux with Kernel 5.17.5-arch1-1. The speakers do work fine on Windows but for some reason I cannot get them both to work in Linux? Whatever settings I do using Arch's wiki, I can get everything working fine with exte
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by tarek_computer 4y ago
Anyone with P1 Gen 2 had issues with the built_in speakers? I can only get the right-sided speaker to work even after replacing them.
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by tarek_computer 6y ago
Great. Thank you!
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by tarek_computer 6y ago
That is great. Any good tips on the wood part ?
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by tarek_computer 6y ago
Great link. Thank you for sharing
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Are Keyboard Shortcuts Still Shortcuts?(tarek.computer)
1 points by tarek_computer 7y ago|0 comments
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Innovation Spring in Dallas(tarek.computer)
2 points by tarek_computer 7y ago|0 comments
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Is agile an urban legend and waterfall a taboo in project management?(tarek.computer)
2 points by tarek_computer 7y ago|1 comments
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Cool 8th Graders, Computers and Games(tarek.computer)
2 points by tarek_computer 7y ago|0 comments
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My Story with Pink Floyd(tarek.computer)
2 points by tarek_computer 8y ago|1 comments
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Why 22 hour game-playing and listening to 68 episode podcast matters?(tarek.computer)
1 points by tarek_computer 8y ago|0 comments
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X is not Y and is surely not Z in the Digital Age(linkedin.com)
3 points by tarek_computer 8y ago|0 comments
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Not just the world is round but the technology world is round as well(linkedin.com)
2 points by tarek_computer 8y ago|0 comments
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by tarek_computer 8y ago
firefox notes for quick notes, dropbox paper is not bad, and zotero for more detailed research note taking. I frequently just open VIM with Pencil/mark down and take notes directly onto a Dropbox folder.
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Arab-Related Open Source Survey – Arab-Speaking Developers'opinion Needed(tarek.hoteit.net)
1 points by tarek_computer 8y ago|0 comments
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by tarek_computer 9y ago
Smart notebook using Everlast - write, scan and upload to MS OneNote then wipe and erase; research papers markup via Zotero annotators. My quick note taking is usually through Bear app on Mac/iOS which supports Markdown and on-the-fly