tomcooks

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901.
by tomcooks 8y ago
Interesting solution, I will give this a try I wonder if I can implement some sort of version control on Android via Termux
902.
by tomcooks 8y ago
ah the problem was related to the auth server, given Mozilla's attitude towards data I'd rather avoid their system. I think I'll stick to an hackish backup to my server via scp and Termux - thanks again!
903.
by tomcooks 8y ago
I had problems trying to install syncserver in the past, maybe it's worth giving it nother shot - thanks! I'd rather skip plugins because I'd like to use the default bookmarking function (especially on mobile)
904.
by tomcooks 8y ago
I'd like to self host my bookmarks and sync them myself across devices, seems impossible and I might end up using cronjobs.
905.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Pretending managerial shit is delicious won't make _corporate culture_ any more palatable. Blah.
906.
by tomcooks 9y ago
I don't understand the downvotes you're getting
907.
by tomcooks 9y ago
I feel the pain, but given the alternatives I'd rather stick to open source even if cumbersome
908.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Care to share the model name? Interesting price
909.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Low range Asus Zenfone Max2 (z0d10), android lollipop, currently 86 tabs but usually hovering around 120. No problems with scrolling, it's smoother than Chrome
910.
by tomcooks 9y ago
According to your viewpoint: if it's a copy then why spend money going there, when you can have high resolution, fully immersive digital museums? People mostly go to museums, places and distant countries to see "the real thing&quo
911.
by tomcooks 9y ago
While I agree with the meaning behind your post, I think that this attitude leads to self destruction in the current timeline. A much smarter approach in my opinion is to live on two separate layers: a secure private underground and an unin
912.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Been playing NH for a long time, glad that it's still being worked on, following the original philosophy. If you find NetHack a bit too intense for you, and are looking for a more casual approach, give Pixel Dungeon on Android a try. I
913.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Considering where it's hosted maybe it's time for a fork, no pun intended.
914.
by tomcooks 9y ago
He also contributed science with data taken from the field during his outings, when he wasn't busy being a badass
915.
by tomcooks 9y ago
While prostitution was seldom legal in the catholic belt (unlike in countries north of the Austrian border), brothels played an important role in male culture as much as family. Men would usually lose their virginity with professionals, oft
916.
by tomcooks 9y ago
You mean something like southern Europe 40 years ago. Wasn't that ideal, for what concerned family and societal tensions.
917.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Grew up in a very rural area (maximum of 2 cars passing by my window everyday) and used to sleep in pitch dark. I could get robbed, bombed and receive a kidney transplant without noticing - so yes it's anecdotal, curious as well
918.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Review mentions battery.
919.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Yes I remember (and agree with you), but there was no Youtube non Netflix nor social networks, sites were 400kb of text plus a couple of images. That's why.
920.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Glorious porkbun.com
921.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Centralization is not censorship, but censorship necessarily requires centralization. Also I would like to have one (1) example of "western services" (you mean non chinese?) centralized service that fights censorship.
922.
by tomcooks 9y ago
The original idea behind this kind of drinks, at least for italian "cordiale" offered to troops as part of their military daily rations[0], was a way to get rid of cheap grappa that was unsuitable for selling. Note that grappa is
923.
by tomcooks 9y ago
That's what happens when you use a centralized service, especially if it's state approved.
924.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Same here, and if it wasn't bad enough other companies copy this terrible attitude. Dinosaurs will die.
925.
by tomcooks 9y ago
It's almost as if someone's feeling bad for having given up their own indipendent e-store to favour a certain DRM ridden publisher.
926.
by tomcooks 9y ago
> Pay more to mess with the product you are buying and be able to brag about it at the pub! Why not buy it used and fix it yourself? Cheaper, more fun, puts hair on your chest, gives you proper bragging rights, puts marketing departments
927.
by tomcooks 9y ago
It's a pity Mozilla is pushing for a dumbed down version of its core principles, if I were them I'd: - drop the whole cartoonish nonsense, childish errors such as "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site." should be
928.
by tomcooks 9y ago
https://github.com/deobald/vipassana-for-hackers/raw/master/... Mobile friendly pdf link, because for some reason mobile github just shows a "This file is too big to show. Sorry!" with no raw f
929.
by tomcooks 9y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1BWYqHbF00c Glad the pdf doesn't include the annoying baby nor the occasional father head covering the presenter. Parents that bring babies to public events bring out the aggro-nihilist in m
930.
by tomcooks 9y ago
Care to share some wisdom and protips? If not in a public comment can i bother you privately?

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