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Tell HN: Firefox on Android Clear data on exit doesn't delete site data
5 points by zaat 4y ago|2 comments
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by zaat 4y ago
> All the extra shit like CNI and Operators are there because K8s' own abstraction is too complicated so they had to add more abstractions to deal with it. For example, two operators I'm currently implementing for a client, Arg
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by zaat 4y ago
Not an answer to why it is dead, but the Archlinux wiki, which offers decent replacement for the functional part of the traditional HOWTOs, have been around since 2005 and have established itself as a decent info source for Linux users at l
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by zaat 4y ago
But do they shave themselves?
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by zaat 4y ago
9. Does your Infrastructure as Code live alongside the service it hosts? No, the IaC is configuration, and configuration should be separated from the application. in organizations that implemented GitOps, the IaC files in git are not only a
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by zaat 4y ago
You take the standard course of action, sending the PR team to state how Firefox is there as a beacon of hope and aspirations to privacy.
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by zaat 4y ago
The German government had reiterate the German responsibility continuously, in words, diplomatic action and payments for the surviving victims. The Polish government however has decided lately on line of denying their share in the war crime
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by zaat 4y ago
That was great to watch. I felt very nostalgic throughout the whole thing, remembering playing this on my PC. Only q bert himself didn't look exactly familiar. I couldn't find in Wikipedia any mention of the PC port. After some di
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Decision Trees Explained(urialmog.medium.com)
2 points by zaat 4y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 5y ago
What you say is true, luckily. But I honestly don't understand what are you are arguing for, you mean that you believe that his wives and followers couldn't find solacing obituary to read? if so than I'm firmly believe that y
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by zaat 5y ago
It should have been defensible moral choice, I have corrected it. If Putin or Stalin believed that their actions are the right thing, meaning they have decided to act due to moral reasons, than it would be moral choice. If the moral choice
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by zaat 5y ago
I don't even get what you doubt. Bin laden was a leader of an international organization dedicated to his ideas. Their agenda is extremist by most, but that leaves big group of people, arguably even a country, that welcome it as the tr
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by zaat 5y ago
The problem here depends on what "it" she believe was the it that was worth, isn't it? If she believed their death is worth, like the linked video title suggest, finding Iraq's non existent WMDs, than yes. But if she b
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by zaat 5y ago
That depends on the obituary's avenue. Pretty sure that any obituary published where it matter to his family and close friends highlighted 9/11 with pride.
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by zaat 5y ago
Also, bad things are often not known until sometime after the people died. Anyway, it is much more civilized to honor the deceased family during their mourning. There's plenty of pages to fill in future newspaper articles and history b
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by zaat 5y ago
It is in your hands (the version where it became available is more than a year end of life, basically forever in Kubernetes life), maybe they will change the default too. At least there's a fine bold warning box in the docs. https:&#x
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by zaat 5y ago
The comparison with Tesla baffles me. One is a fairly common car with limited self driving abilities that are commonly used all over, the other is an exclusive model. Tesla sells each quarter an order of magnitude more than they yearly sell
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by zaat 5y ago
I think you misspelled sysadmins there. My experience is that, at least in the traditional corporate world, it is the DBAs who connect just before midnight to put their precious SQL servers to sleep during the danger time, since who know ho
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by zaat 5y ago
The worst part is that it was much better before the botched update (which was essentially push of a different browser) that they inflected on us one bright day without warning. Firefox is the best browser we have, and it is really not that
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by zaat 5y ago
Is it possible nowadays to tell Brave to delete cookies when closing the browser?
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by zaat 5y ago
Don't even get me started on that unconfigurable limit. Still, there's a very long list that still there. How do you maintain your own index?
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by zaat 5y ago
They don't. I paid them good money for hardware that contains the OS with updates for 4 years.
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by zaat 5y ago
So I'm currently moving to new phone, after 4 years. My Firefox history is essential to me, it is a huge, indispensable and private index for stuff I know. And now it is taken as hostage by the lovely Mozilla foundation, since the only
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by zaat 5y ago
That's the natural way languages develop, offensive terms replaces with euphemisms, given some time every euphemistic term become loaded with the same negative connotations of its origin and new euphemism get introduced. see: https:&#
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by zaat 5y ago
The point might be obvious but I wanted to highlight some non-obvious experiences I had.
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by zaat 5y ago
Excuse me for the (unusually for me) negative attitude and ranting, but I for one would never even think about posting feedback to edge as it so aggressively user-hostile that I would never believe UX matter at all to anyone on board. Even
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by zaat 5y ago
That's depends on the specific software and maintainer. I see stuff in the GNOME tracker that boil my blood, I become angry even when now, thinking about it. On the other hand, I had filled bug regarding some encryption functionality a
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by zaat 5y ago
Hi blueflow, I see that today you are not tired of arguing semantics. The issue here is context. What GP means by Android Emulator refers to specific piece of software, the AVD emulator provided by Google which emulates full android device,
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by zaat 5y ago
According to the article he was agnostic.
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by zaat 5y ago
These English subtitles are masterpiece indeed.

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