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urda
11y ago
It was scrollable for me using standard keyboard and mouse controls. I did not have to play find the scrollbar. Sounds like a local client issue to me on your end. Edit: yeah no, still working just fine. Downvoting should not be used when c
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11y ago
It's what happens when you can control such a large portion of a resource. Just imagine, Google can at any moment blacklist just about anyone. Most websites and companies they can do nothing to stop it. It's a tad terrifying.
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urda
11y ago
1) Open the menu 2) Click "Customize" 3) Drag pocket and / or hello from the tool bar into "Additional tools and features" 4) Take a breather, phew that wasn't too hard was it? https://support.mozill
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urda
11y ago
> city’s amusement tax How in the world is that not extortion? This is literally a cash grab by Chicago.
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urda
11y ago
I wish Netflix would man up when these kinds of extortions show up. Just imagine telling "Fine, we're out. Enjoy telling your city why they can no longer have Netflix".
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urda
11y ago
> and is starting to be adopted by some big names Uh who? About every other editor and IDE under the sun is leagues ahead of Atom. Honestly an editor based around a freaking browser is already too heavy for usage. No, I don't want
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urda
11y ago
Do you have a point at all with your comment?
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11y ago
I'll tell you it upsets me to see so many homophobes here on Hacker News attempting to argue that those in same-sex situations should be denied the right to marriage. Hacker News you disappoint me.
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urda
11y ago
> LibreOffice is a full-fledged office suite, is feature-complete for just about 99% of things you can do in MS Office Did you seriously just compare LibreOffice to MS Office? Look I'm a huge Linux fan, but buggy LibreOffice is now
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urda
11y ago
It's called "android market fragmentation", thus why they are indeed correct saying "Android Phone".
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urda
11y ago
Wow reading that was painful. Not a good way to get people interested in your projects either when you have behavior like that on a bug report.
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urda
11y ago
100% snarky, and has no place in the comment section here on Hacker News. I expected better.
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urda
11y ago
> I'm sure this sort of dire tone plays well on Reddit Same here too, Hacker News is not invulnerable to the same tactic. To think otherwise is foolish.
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urda
11y ago
Can't reproduce, must be your client.
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urda
11y ago
> Please come equipped with a living sample and a detached horn before replying. You cannot show up to a thread, a demand that a negative be proven. That's not how that works, and the burden of proof is on you. > Show me a unicor
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urda
11y ago
> and rifle ammunition you can't make at home You can absolutely make rifle ammunition at home. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handloading
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11y ago
I don't think you understand what what is being stated at all. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_... Apple is the biggest company on the planet, based on Market Capitalization, which is t
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urda
11y ago
> You can do those things, but you're not going to. This is a 100% trash point. I have yet to see an unknown device on my network from a dumb screen, let alone any additional microphones or cameras on said dumb screen. I have also n
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urda
11y ago
... and what network will it be connecting to? Sure maybe a free hotspot here or there, but many of these TVs will not have access to even those. And hell yeah you can prove it's not in there, either with a quick wireless scan or even
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urda
11y ago
And how exactly is a dumb TV with no WiFi radio, ethernet port, or any other forms of outgoing communication going to phone home? Please enlighten me.
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urda
11y ago
Too much noise for most users. The video itself has links to patreon and more information.
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urda
11y ago
I wouldn't be trusting Vox for reporting on anything important like Healthcare. Anyone who tries to sell you the idea that a "narrow network" is better has no idea what they are talking about.
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urda
12y ago
> American prudishness Sounds like you need a review of: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Or perhaps just some common decency ? If you want a tool / platform to take off, using the word 'fuck&#x
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urda
12y ago
... except for the fact you can't really compare the two at all. Disk space alone doesn't warrant a comparison. iCloud has native access to photo storage, Google Drive does not. Apple will deal with the entire backup process from
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12y ago
> The digital crown looks like one such mistake. Swipe-to-scroll is so natural, particularly at this point, that moving back to an indirect method of scrolling seems just wrong. That's not the point of the digital crown. It's t
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12y ago
I compare the awful mentality of "why do I have to charge X so many Y times?!" to the same result of modern cell phones. It wasn't that long ago that your cell phone could last days or more on a single charge. Now many people
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12y ago
> System Alerts: > No Significant Issues! That's an odd way to report an outage, it's almost as if there isn't an outage.
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12y ago
I prefer MX Blues myself, but at work I use Browns to save the sanity of my neighbors (small working environment). Both are Das Keyboards, and I absolutely love them. Beware, once you upgrade to a mechanical keyboard, you'll never be a
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12y ago
> Today is Arduino Day! > Posted pretty much at the end of the day Swing and a miss there Arudino, swing and a miss
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12y ago
> "don't roll your own crypto". I think they are negligible Please do not ever consider "rolling your own crypto" a walk in the park. Unless you have a serious security background and some actual cryptography e
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