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yoavm
7y ago
The parent comment was asking about Linux, which isn't support by Greenshot it seems.
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yoavm
7y ago
I guess that the downside of that is that you'd be streaming audio instead of text?
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yoavm
7y ago
Linux + Firefox too :)
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yoavm
7y ago
On Android, I've been using Markor with Syncthing for years now and never had any issues.
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yoavm
7y ago
Is it just me or is it really weird to start a scientific paper with "sleep has been one of God’s most precious blessings since human’s existence and it is vital for both body and soul"?
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yoavm
7y ago
Yeah, but a Wacom starts at $59 and an iPad Pro starts at $799, and comes without a pen.
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yoavm
7y ago
Definitely a hack, but I've been using uBlock Origin to do minor CSS tweaking on websites I use ( https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Static-filter-syntax#... ).
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yoavm
7y ago
Sorry for not getting it but what exactly do you imagine happening? (My initial thought was "more ads?")
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yoavm
7y ago
Unfortunately, this is the total opposite of my experience. I've never sent any spam from my domains and yet Gmail refused constantly to let any of my emails through regardless of my VPS provider, my DKIM/SPF setup and so on. The
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yoavm
7y ago
How about fining the company? Wouldn't that do the job of enforcing more careful policies?
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7y ago
I don't really understand. It sounds great that the drivers would have enough information to decide whether to take a ride or not, but what does this have to do with stopping upfront pricing? In my ideal world, the driver knows everyth
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7y ago
I guess "archaic" is how we call actual useful online services these day. Websites and services that just work, without harassing the user, and do what they do well. If this is archaic, gosh, may we have more of these archaic thin
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yoavm
7y ago
Not a fan of Telegram, but as far I understand this only let's you scrape messages from public channels. People shouldn't really expect anything else when you write a message on a group with 100s of other people
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yoavm
7y ago
"the Pocket spyware"? In what way is the Pocket integration spying on you? I'm not a fan of it either, but isn't it a little of stretch?..
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yoavm
7y ago
> the perspective of someone who seriously does not care what others speak I'm sorry but I can't help to think that you're only able to speak from this perspective if you were never threatened. Of course I care if someone
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yoavm
7y ago
Not so bad comparing to what? Yeah, comparing to downloading a tar file from the website and running ./configure, make etc - right, it's probably quite a similar risk. But who does that? Every decent Linux distro has a package man
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7y ago
I find these two quite nice: * http://wereturtle.github.io/ghostwriter/ * https://uberwriter.github.io/uberwriter/
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yoavm
7y ago
It's a completely empty page, which is probably why it's lighter.
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yoavm
7y ago
Another alternative, that seems to be lighter, is nohttps.com
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yoavm
7y ago
That's funny, it didn't cross my mind at all. I said your president because I'm not from the USA, that's all.
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7y ago
Wait, but if I know the story well enough, Trump didn't say that Biden might have offered Ukraine $1B. He simply said that he promised. And as far as we can all know, Biden promising $1B to Ukraine isn't a fact . Is it plausibl
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7y ago
But these really aren't the type of lies that people consider fake news. Yeah, all the things you've written are facts, and their interpretations are what we call opinions. I agree with you that all of these statements, since they
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yoavm
7y ago
Can't relate with that... I'm still hosting some WordPress websites for clients from a few years ago. I'm afraid to upgrade PHP versions because many things broke in the past. True, it's not the WordPress core but the pl
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7y ago
This was the single reason I couldn't operate my own mail server. My mails were just always marked as spam by Google, no matter how much I made sure the whole TLS/DKIM/DMARC/DNSSEC/etc setup was correct. We tend to
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7y ago
Not heaving in-page translation is the main reason my friends wouldn't switch to Firefox. It's also why I sometimes launch Chrome. Living in a foreign country, you often you have to login and fill in forms in a language you don&#x
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7y ago
It's frustrating and hard to find real information regarding what he did say and what he did not say, so I feel I shouldn't play the judge here. I did find this direct quote of him on his website, and it doesn't sound to me,
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yoavm
7y ago
I don't know specifically about the UK, but the zero cost shipping from China isn't a US thing. It's an international agreement, and I've seen things being shipped for free from China to both Europe and the Middle East.
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7y ago
Mail-in-a-box user here. It's incredibly easy to set up your own email server these days, yes, but it's practically impossible to have your emails pass the Gmail/Outlook/etc spam filters and actually arrive at your recip
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7y ago
Excuse my ignorance but in what way was the UK trying to appease Hitler? I only ever knew they fought Nazi Germany.
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yoavm
7y ago
Or, instead of blockchain, a simple API.
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