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eloy
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Comment #43686374
Still haven't fixed https://xkcd.com/773/
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Comment #41330800
Author here, thanks! I just thought it was fun to make kind of a polyglot shell script-blog post :D "yeah but you could serve a different page with the curl UA" ok, then you just c…
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Comment #39078583
I really do not like Google as a company, but this is one of those cases where I agree with them. It was always clear that websites could track you in incognito mode. Somehow peopl…
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Comment #38382373
Let me rephrase: > just don't make a unnecessarily complex web app, so it will be fast Lots of apps include features that were never really asked for by the customer, but are inclu…
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Comment #38380379
I think minification should be done on another layer: HTTP compression and HTTP parallelization and that kind of stuff. And just don't make a complex web app, so it will be fast.
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Comment #38004609
A lot of these things also sounds like autism.
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Comment #34981291
Yeah, it's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-In-a-Box
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Comment #34976392
Funny how Vodafone manages to write an entire article about a femtocell they built without using that word a single time.
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Comment #34889028
> A survey conducted in the 1990s revealed some extraordinary facts: 90% of all American CEOs believed that selling a new product without advertisements would be impossible; 85% we…
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Comment #34147029
No, because Afghanistan is not a member of the Council of Europe and has no jurisdiction there.
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Comment #32656569
I wish I had it! I think I would have to travel to some physical German archive to lookup old magazines... Or maybe Apple itself has the original digital version in their archives.…
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Comment #32655060
RIP Gorbachev, one of the few genuinely good people in politics. After he retired from politics, he was featured in several advertisements: - In 1994 for Apple Computer: https://ww…
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Comment #32467345
Please do not use firejail. See this issue page: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/issues/12635 Bubblejail is an acceptable alternative https://github.com/igo95862/bub…
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Comment #32323234
Is it? I just checked https://hstspreload.org/ , and it seems that twitter.com, facebook.com, outlook.com, cloudflare.com and gmail.com are all preloaded. Or do you mean that downg…
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Comment #32318188
Hi! Author of that website here. Can some mod or the OP that submitted this post change the title to "Wi-Fine: it is fine to use public Wi-Fi"? The current one is not very descript…
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Comment #25622476
He does explain it: > We have decades of odd random kernel oopses that could never be explained and were likely due to bad memory. And if it causes a kernel oops, I can guarantee t…
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Comment #25593816
C3Voc (CCC video operation center) does not want the raw stream to stay online, the edited version will appear soon online here: https://media.ccc.de/v/rc3-11511-watching_the_watch…
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Comment #23291693
The Netherlands has something like this: Rijksoverheid (state-gov) fonts.[1] They were designed by Peter Verheul[2] and were used in replacing all the logos of Dutch government age…
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Comment #22207005
I used this tool to learn Dvorak a few years ago... worked pretty well for me :)
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Comment #21338656
> I don't want a browser to bypass DNS settings to use something else instead. In an ideal situation, me neither. But there are a lot of users who use for example Windows 7, which …
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Comment #21338533
Yes, but they aren't used as a default by browsers. Currently, Firefox is only relying on Cloudflare by default for US users.
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