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“Time to get serious about Europe’s sabotage of US terror intelligence programs”(washingtonpost.com)
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by temp 11y ago
That's $750 (€699) for those of us in Europe. So much for the "ballpark of $349". Edit: That's without shipping. With shipping its $800 (€745).
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The Netherlands is one of the largest tax havens in Europe, indeed the world(socialeurope.eu)
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by temp 11y ago
>Also, the current version of the Tor Browser warns you when you resize the window. I believe it only warns you if you maximize the window, not if you resize it.
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by temp 11y ago
This sure is getting flagged a lot.
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Transparency Report and Warrant Canary for the Secure Email Service Tutanota(tutanota.com)
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Zopfli Optimization: Literally Free Bandwidth(blog.codinghorror.com)
188 points by temp 11y ago|66 comments
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by temp 11y ago
No, you're misinterpreting things. The analyzed DNA is from 5, 4 and 3 thousand years ago, at a time when there are suspected to have been no Celtic speakers in the Isles. Speakers of the Celtic branch of languages began appearing in t
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Facebook is misleading Indians with its full-page ads about Free Basics(linkedin.com)
804 points by temp 11y ago|245 comments
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by temp 11y ago
> In Germany there is no law that could force us to submit to a gag order or to implement a backdoor. Meanwhile, Germany's largest ISP (Deutsche Telekom) is handing over all data of its daughter companies in neighboring countries (i
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Why 451?(mnot.net)
245 points by temp 11y ago|51 comments
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by temp 11y ago
I can only reiterate those same experiences for another locale. Google provides an almost seamless experience when I do searches in English and in my local language. I don't feel like I've downgraded when doing a search locally. N
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by temp 11y ago
>FWIW, DDG search in my experience has gotten vastly better in the past year or so. Unfortunately, I can't say the same. As someone from a smaller and non-English-speaking country, I doubt there'll ever be an effort to improve
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by temp 11y ago
Also something similar https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium
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Vote for a new Bash logo(lists.gnu.org)
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Inox – prevent data transmission to Google to get a minimal Chromium browser(github.com)
2 points by temp 11y ago|1 comments
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The Bully’s Pulpit(thebaffler.com)
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History of YouTube audio quality(h3xed.com)
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by temp 11y ago
>If the new version of Anki needs a new version of a dependency, just install the new version alongside the old one. Yes, and do that with every other package as well. Are you even considering the implications of what you're saying?
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by temp 11y ago
>Why can't we just make some but not all packages rolling-release? Does that include Anki's dependencies? And if it does, does it include all other packages that depend upon Anki's dependencies? Also, does it include tho
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Reddit's “little” privacy change – it will sell user information(reddit.com)
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Python's Hidden Regular Expression Gems(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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How to add firbug to Chrome?
2 points by temp 17y ago|1 comments