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Indyan

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    Ever since JvT was pushed out by shareholders eager for profit, and Lars stepped in, they have stopped listening to users. Many old timers now work at Vivaldi. And even folks like …

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    Comment #11072183

    This is bad news. Opera runs products like Opera Mini, Opera Turbo, Opera Max, and SurfEasy VPN. Each of these products require routing data through Opera's servers. Trust is of pa…

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    If you need a thousand words to say something, put it on Medium or Tumblr or any of the hundreds of other blogging and social media platforms. I dont mind a minor tweak of the char…

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    Comment #10127942

    I'm in two minds regarding this. This reminds me of the clampdown in many of the middle-eastern countries during the Arab spring. On Principle I don't believe that the state should…

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    Comment #9444639

    Xiaomi's MiUI has also had this feature for quite some time. They call it the Permission Manager - http://www.androidbeat.com/2014/08/use-permissions-manager-m... .

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    Comment #8317720

    As far as I know, this is the first time Snowden is directly penning an article. He even has a staff page [1] now on The Intercept. This is interesting because to me because "At th…

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    Comment #8053831

    I'm a fan of this fanfic. I gave up due to the glacial pace of updates. But, this fanfic has been discussed on HN several times. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1898783 https:…

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    Comment #7930857

    TIL that intermissions don't exist in a lot of countries. I always get pop-corns and coke during the second half. No wonder the theaters often cut to black (for a break) at abrupt …

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    Comment #7658442

    I only use in-ear earphones, and my go-to earphone shootout lists are these: http://www.inearmatters.net/2009/01/list_01.html http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-314-i…

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    Comment #7269598

    It's not just the raw numbers. I would love to move onto Telegram, which is more secure, has an API, and works from a desktop. But, I can't. There are about five or six odd people …

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    Comment #7231309

    Exactly. It just seems to be fashionable to write a blog post bashing W3Schools, PHP etc. Yes, some of their content might have technical inaccuracies. Yes, the design is dreadful.…

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    Comment #6449162

    Two clarifications: - Opera never switched to Webkit. Opera had switched to Chromium, which initially used Webkit. So, it's no surprise that Opera adopted Blink. - Opera has public…

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    Comment #6398169

    The meeting happened in 2010, going by the fact that it happened one year before Mr. Ward's death.

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    Comment #6353374

    It is Webkit powered. And perhaps the TechCrunch article can help you get a sense of what Opera is going for: http://www.techcrunch.com/2013/09/09/opera-launches-coast-it...