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fliesblackflags
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Comment #18158655
PostmarketOS is just Alpine Linux for phones. It might be worth checking out the list of devices: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices
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Comment #18158595
> google replaced the package manager Google uses portage: http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/packages/portage It would make more sense for Google to be using Portage to make/inst…
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Comment #18142219
I can't actually see the font. The page has the font samples at #ccccdd with a white background. If someone doesn't seem to understand something as simple as contrast, why should I…
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Comment #18109300
This is why I block nearly all adverts. I wouldn't object to ads that don't track me, or autoplay sound/video, or obscure the content, or waste my bandwidth.
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Comment #18075585
I get the same. When I do the same search on DDG, the top result is Oracle.
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Comment #18070727
I'm impressed by how readable the code is. I also miss dwb, I just haven't had time to re-adjust to the keybindings.
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Comment #18070395
I was always bummed the VW one liter never materialized. At first, it was supposed to get insane gas mileage. Though I did see in a magazine that the new microbus is supposed to co…
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Comment #18068489
I'm less worried about the divorce lawyers than I am music. The Mountain Goats won't be as relatable to people if no one remembers what divorce is.
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Comment #18067689
I feel bad for the employees. Getting laid off sucks, I hope they all have better jobs soon. In terms of TTG as a company, they got what they asked for. It's too bad it didn't happ…
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Comment #18061741
I did forget something. Your site works with uBlock Origin set to block all third party stuff. It is astounding to me the number of sites that can't load their content without what…
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Comment #18061697
Hi Martijn, I find it encouraging how engaged you are. I believe you aren't trying to hide anything. The formatting does make it hard to read though. For me, the button to try a ch…
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Comment #18054498
Re-reading this, I sound fairly negative. I do hope this service does well. I'll likely end up taking another look at it down the road.
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Comment #18054489
I like the idea, I could really make use of it. But have a concern on how prices are presented. There's big (font) monthly prices, and the text saying it's annual is low contrast, …
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Comment #18049216
I had quite a hard time reading it too.
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Comment #18044416
I felt the same when Yahoo was breached.
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Comment #18020785
Is it GPL v2 or v3?
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Comment #17979768
By what must have literally been the 12,000th time I read literally in your post I literally suffered a brain hemorrhage. It reminds me of how kids used the word 'random' when I wa…
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Comment #17974708
I'd think the negative connotations with their brand have something to do with it. Between drivers committing crimes and stories of engineers being harassed, I sort of feel like Ub…
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Comment #17974670
Not all of us have become serfs. I haven't bought a Foo Fighters album since "In Your Honour" had DRM that made copying it to my mini disc player difficult. I've enjoyed their albu…