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aleph4

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    Comment #46291155

    You said it better than me. This is the real reason Firefox has declined, and it's basically because of a monopoly.

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    Comment #46289016

    Exactly. Unfortunately, we live in a time when anti-trust regulations mean nothing. The fact that it's difficult to separate Chrome from Android dooms most competitors, which is ba…

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    Comment #46288996

    Yes, although they can't go all in on that because it doesn't help monetization...

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    Comment #46288986

    Well, that's kind of their whole point-- can AI be done in a way that guards privacy. It's not impossible even with cloud processing. And "Trust" should be a big deal-- unfortunate…

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    Comment #38006731

    So what actual model are they using? The details are super vague.

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    Comment #37089478

    They do have a focus on that, it just hasn't really panned out. To be fair, you're talking about the billion dollar question. It's not exactly an easy problem.

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    Comment #37089423

    Yes, I also love this. I much rather have control, and decline to install apps.

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    Comment #37089409

    So you just hate everyone? Got it.

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    Comment #37089396

    Same, and its amazing. How can people complain about FF so much, when it's the only mobile browser that even gives you this option, and radically cleans up mobile browsing.

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    Comment #37089356

    Seriously, there's an amazing amount of shooting from the hip happening here.

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    Comment #34965876

    No, it really doesn't.

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    Comment #20956787

    Also, it turns out all those batteries are not exactly eco-friendly.

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    Comment #20956745

    Also in Austin, and agree. Bikes just feel so much safer to me, especially at higher speeds for longer distances. I've already almost died twice on scooters, and have almost no clo…

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    Comment #17560526

    Same. Maybe it's just my specific track pad (Precision 5520), but libinput works great for me, with really good palm rejection. I never really used the other fancy trackpad feature…

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    Comment #17554126

    After getting bedbugs at an Airbnb last year, I was recently shocked to find out that Airbnb let the host continue to operate after our incident (which they also poorly handled). 2…

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    Comment #17554106

    Try getting bed bugs and Airbnb refusing to refund you... That said, I'm staying at an Airbnb against next month for the reasons you stated...

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    Comment #16377628

    I don't see this as a purely financial decision. A coffee shop here in Austin recent re-introduced Wifi after years of famously not having it. Presumably, this was because they wer…

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    Comment #15278552

    It's "just" Javascript, so it plays quite well with everything. Definitely jQuery. Main issue was that the missing JSX support. It definitely a Pythonic JS, and I much preferred it…

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    Comment #10409388

    Sounds like some people are self-hosting their 1PasswordAnywhere files, and thus are easily indexable.

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    Comment #10096266

    I agree. I use Nuzzel for this and its amazing to me this functionality is not built in to Twitter at all.