yaix

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by yaix 14y ago
It should not be blocking though!
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by yaix 14y ago
I hope you are right. Maybe I am just to pessimistic.
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by yaix 14y ago
Browsers like Chrome do it with geolocation for example. If it is required for the user to get a certain service they want, what's the "scary" part? You can say no and use the parts of the site that work with it, or yes and get the extra fu
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by yaix 14y ago
> email should have been replaced a decade ago Like HTTP should have been replaced by AOL, right?
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by yaix 14y ago
> is a testament to its long-term viability as a currency. Until governments notice they are losing control and outlaw it.
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by yaix 14y ago
Just get .tk[1] domains. [1] http://www.nic.tk
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by yaix 14y ago
> Limit the total local storage space at a browser level. E.g. 1GB I wouldn't mind Google Maps to fill some 100 GiB with map data so that I can have detailed maps while I am offline in some remote African town.
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by yaix 14y ago
Just ask the user if its okay, like with geo data, translate web site, etc. "Allow example.com to track your location?" [Yes] [No] "Allow a1.example.com to store x MB of data locally?" [Yes] [No] Also > The HTML5 Web Storage standard wa
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by yaix 14y ago
In the comments of the article are some test results too, only that on that test, nodejs was slightly faster.
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by yaix 14y ago
I don't know in the US, but here in Europe the gov't does not need to "use violence" for that. It is pretty much general consensus that people with no monies should get money (not "foodstamps") from the gov't, payed by our taxes, so they ca
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by yaix 14y ago
But probably they would get much more applause worldwide if they did.
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by yaix 14y ago
It is the USA, Canada, the European Union and all of Latin America combined.
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by yaix 14y ago
At 100m you will have a good tax advisor who sets up a network of companies and foundations across Europe and gets your tax rate down to less than half of that rate. If not, get a different tax guy.
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by yaix 14y ago
Unfortunately, many "historic" buildings in China are not. They are not reconstructed but destroyed and cheaply rebuild in concrete and then painted. Be it historic pagodas, city walls, monuments, temples, etc. Quickly build it so that it l
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by yaix 14y ago
Some people just need expensive stuff to feel good, others don't. Whatever. Don't question the other's way of living and just be happy with your's.
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by yaix 14y ago
Could somebody explain why those news publishers don't just deny the Googlebot access to their content? Why create another vague law, as if we don't already have enough of those in Germany.
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by yaix 14y ago
> that our [...] future products do not already serve wat?
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by yaix 14y ago
Same on my netbook. Needed to [ctrl]+[-].
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by yaix 14y ago
Looking forward to the Android app. Five years maybe?
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by yaix 14y ago
Just read European newspapers and the justifications of politicians in Europe when they want to implement some unpopular policy. Its not uncommon that a political party introduces a policy first on the EU level (say, in the Commission) and
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by yaix 14y ago
The cookie thing is a British law.
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by yaix 14y ago
Welcome to the world of EU bashing. People usually never read anything that comes from Brussels, but love to complain about it. Unfortunately, that is especially true for British media.
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by yaix 14y ago
> In a blog post the handset maker said it should have "posted a disclaimer". In #eee on white background and x-small font size, I believe. How about simply telling the truth?
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by yaix 14y ago
Thanks for the comment, that makes more sense. I was trying to figure out in my head how to do the lookups to reander comments with votes and what comments the user voted on all from one data table. Also I guess the table schemas are slight
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by yaix 14y ago
Or just click the password field -> Menu [Edit] -> [Paste]
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by yaix 14y ago
Maybe Instagramm built the camera? But seriously, I guess for the same reason Couriosity runs on old PowerPC processors. They are just well tested and less likely to fail. If you want a high res image, you can always take 10 images and glue
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by yaix 14y ago
My guess is that about 129 megs of those are tax laws.
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by yaix 14y ago
Isn't that what /tmp is for? Why not put cache files into /tmp/<username> with 0700 permission?
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by yaix 14y ago
On my system (Xubuntu), these environment variables are empty. Seems not to be much of a standard.
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by yaix 14y ago
The Olympics were a good idea, but now they have become just ridiculous. The last time I watched the Olympics was about 8 years ago. I rather go to a local sports event that is actually about the sports competition.

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