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beehivebasic

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    Comment #43332559

    > OP's premise is that "Firefox is gone" and "Chrome is the only option". That suggests Chrome is better than current Firefox. To be fair, OP asked if "Chrome-ish" is the only opti…

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    Comment #43332538

    When Firefox removed Do Not Track in December last year [0] people also freaked out, which came as a considerable surprise to me; I thought most tech-savvy users were well aware of…

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    Comment #41592255

    There are no "100% safe" solutions. There will always be weaknesses and vulnerabilities in any system. The sort of criminal who requires or expects 100% safety is quickly going to …

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    Comment #19542370

    I'm in the same boat; diagnosed with ADHD-PI (UK, so we don't use the term 'ADD') as an adult. I've improved vastly thanks to medication and good routines but it remains a constant…

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    Comment #19489654

    I thought that too, but perhaps only personal data is deleted irrecoverably, allowing them to retrieve other/periphery account data; maybe an account's "fans" aren't considered per…

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    Comment #19489634

    Why wouldn't the EFF concern itself with the careless and disorganised response of a digital company to online privacy legislation?

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    Comment #19478186

    This doesn't appear to have been the case: https://www.factcheck.org/2018/06/did-the-obama-administrati... https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/immigration-border-crisis/...

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    Comment #19473122

    Oof, yeah, that one's something else entirely. I don't tend to mind these newer formats, but I'll admit I'm not a fan of that one.

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    Comment #19473000

    Reader view in Firefox has always worked flawlessly for me with BBC articles, including these "funky" ones. It's a godsend. Is there a reader view/mode in Chrome, or is it only sup…

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    Comment #19468600

    Haha. I don't have much to add, but this seriously made me chuckle. I misread it similarly, at first glance.

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    Comment #19454691

    Really enjoyed reading this! Seems like a fascinating journey, I'd love to make the trip some day.

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    Comment #19432533

    Yes, I worded that poorly. I meant loading Piwik's UI; it was cripplingly slow and often timed out. I had little luck in narrowing down the cause, but it was hardly a thorough inve…

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    Comment #19424887

    I tried Piwik but it seemed so cripplingly slow. Trying to load the analytics often took minutes . Has anybody else experienced this?

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    Comment #19403491

    He's seemingly either a climate denialist or some sort of troll; just look through his post history.

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    Comment #19368386

    I think we can all agree 1080p is "good quality", right? Your average pirate probably isn't demanding 4K quality, I imagine.

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    Comment #19348902

    > in the UK for example they just need a BSc That doesn't seem to be true? This page says you need an MSc, in the UK, to register and be a licensed pharmacist: https://www.healthca…

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    Comment #19320506

    I'd like to think plenty of folk here would have ethical objections, too. Perhaps that's wishful thinking.

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    Comment #19320363

    > How many people here track their users? Right across the Internet? Very few, I imagine!

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    Comment #18660524

    Opinion pages are clearly set apart from news reporting. In The Guardian, opinion pieces appear in the "Comment is Free" section.

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    Comment #18633330

    It oughtn't be. You might not like their opinion pages -- yes, they're typically left-wing -- but The Guardian's reporting is absolutely top notch; amongst the best in the world.

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    Comment #18604200

    Probably not, hence "almost certainly".

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    Comment #18330129

    That's a line pushed by large corporations to convince people that money saved through tax avoision is somehow benefiting the consumer. Companies should pay their fair share of tax…

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    Comment #17917398

    This is awesome and will save me a lot of time. Thanks!

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    Comment #17913024

    'Optimize' has been around for quite some time, just in case anybody thinks this is new. In fact, I believe this feature has been around for over a year, now.