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WeAreGoingIn
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Comment #18690454
Well, this will soon become the only option, to move to the rural areas. Before you could live with 1 income and buy a decent house and have a car. Today you can be 2 but have hard…
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Comment #18677111
Thanks for sharing! I have never laughed so much in a long time. Fantastic story.
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Comment #18676902
What a hilarious story. Talking about email ethics. I remember myself doing a similar mistake, new at work. This old timer came barging into my cubicle and commanding me to “stop e…
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Comment #18636428
> Windows phone The gigants buy up competitors and bury it, shot down the project. We would have more freedom and viable options as consumers if not the big companies such as Faceb…
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Comment #18634482
Interesting question. I did some terms in the board for our cooperative housing association (Sweden). The association signed up for a web hosting account. The association paid for …
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Comment #18632500
Of course, you are totally right. The future is for those companies and app vendors that respect privacy AND take good care of the personal information they have been giving, keepi…
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Comment #18623414
The best thing about FF is about:config. It tunes in to the legacy of Netscape and Amiga where you could and can configure everything to how you like it. This is freedom, unlike ch…
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Comment #18606183
When a company gets so big that it doesn’t have to listen to customer complaint, it’s time to go. I had a great car repair shop with awesome care for customer. Gave you special car…
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Comment #18586924
Thanks for asking. Many stuff is disabled by default, but it’s a moving target. There are some tutorials online to read. It depends on what the browser is used for. Some hardening …
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Comment #18586772
The first plugin I install on a freshly installed system with Firefox is uBO. After that I harden the browser by changing stuff in about:config. Chrome has never been an option for…
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Comment #18572295
One word: greed! ”For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil, for which some have strayed from the faith in their greediness, and pierced themselves through with many sor…
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Comment #18564781
There has always been ADHD around. When my normative group were kids, we climbed trees, played Indian and cowboys and had a lot of outdoor fun. There were some kid or two who was m…
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Comment #18551503
For us oldschoolers, Cebit 1990 demoscene afterparty democompetetion winner, Red Sector Inc. with the demo named “Cebit 90” [1]. Waz not there, but those were the days... [1] https…
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Comment #18546642
Try Opera Mini on IOS.
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Comment #18526411
And then you add [1] this - Facebooks ability to access WhatsApps files on iOS from any other app in their “family”. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18479567
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Comment #18526276
Left Facebook about 8 years ago. I block all their domains on my internal DNS. I mean they are not getting any metrics from me. Period. I used WhatsApp but dumped it for privacy re…
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Comment #18522041
Done that in main thread about vifm above. Sorry, but my comments were invincible for long time than suddenly appeared. Thought it was something wrong then all comments was visible…
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Comment #18521948
About vifm (don’t know if nnn has this): - split screen (files left, file contents on the right) - customise file viewers - quick file search - customise key-bindings
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Comment #18521645
It has been mentioned, but my comments are invincible, yet.
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Comment #18521574
I agree, after 20 years end up with Bash and binutils. Some time I did a survey for a neat a nice terminal fm. Trying a lot of different kinds I ended up with vifm. Copying multipl…
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Comment #18521420
Recommend vifm or why not tmux which is very configurable.