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coffeedrinker

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    Comment #18973622

    People who have grown to know and love ad blocking will move en masse to Firefox. That would be a good thing. The attempt to force users into a system they don't want when there ar…

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    Comment #18651066

    They should modify it so after launch it is based on active users. That will keep good things growing.

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    Comment #18609810

    It's just a thought, not a business plan :)

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    Comment #18609534

    Because if I'm Safeway and I can get elderly people to come to my business (for shopping, prescriptions, etc.) they won't be shopping somewhere else. The business gains/retains the…

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    Comment #18609012

    I expect the funding model for self driving taxis will be like validated parking. You ride free (or reduced) if you spend $x at whatever business, shopping mall, etc.

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    Comment #18524069

    Use the ublock origin extension to remove the parts of Reddit that are annoying. Use the picker to select the problem overlays and create a rule and they will be gone. You have to …

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    Comment #17215348

    I have the Essential Phone and love it. Here are some notes on building and installing Lineage OS on the Essential PH-1: https://headthirst.com/building-and-installing-lineageos.ht…

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    Comment #17161855

    I hear this argument a lot but I disagree. While some advertisements can alert you to a product that will be helpful, many have the psychological intent of producing dissatisfactio…

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    Comment #16046804

    I use LibreOffice and these appear as grey characters (at least some of the characters do). I've wondered what the grey characters were in the past and now I know. Copy and paste t…

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    Comment #15853863

    Almost everyone I know willingly puts themselves under corporate surveillance (credit card?, cell phone?, license plates on car?, web browser?, cable tv?, netflix?, shopper rewards…

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    Comment #15853719

    I'm more concerned about people I know taking pictures of me and posting it all over Facebook and the rest of the internet. That is far more invasive than this Amazon device. I hav…

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    Comment #15853055

    I use mine almost exclusively for playing music. I just bought a second one and found they can sync play (which makes for a nice whole house audio solution for cheap). They also fu…

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    Comment #10327690

    I use Chrome and a plugin called Font Changer that lets one override fonts on pages. I don't need to have it turned on for all sites but it can be done. Mostly I just have everythi…

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    Comment #10260554

    But rudeness in wait staff is a self-fulfilling prophecy. They treat you poorly so how can they expect a generous tip?

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    Comment #10185837

    If extensions like this became ubiquitous, I wonder what Google's response would be? Would they refuse to run their apps on iOS like they do on Windows Phone, or would they still h…

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    Comment #9576982

    I tried AdBlockPlus last year on my android tablet. It had a bug that didn't close video streams. If you started watching something and closed the app or started another stream, th…

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    Comment #9576950

    PayPal has some serious issues with regards to what you say, but I used it last summer to transfer money from USA to Europe for my daughter and the fee was a fraction of what the b…

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    Comment #9141467

    Ten folders puts me at the limit just on my family LAN with each user having their own folder and me having a couple so I can have a smaller set for syncing to laptop and a larger …

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