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fturst

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    Comment #38145399

    > Gboard you should consider checking out OpenBoard instead. GitHub: https://github.com/dslul/openboard Play $tore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.dslul.open... …

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    Comment #38032291

    what, inform me please, which distros and DEs say that? I couldnt find it by search.

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    Comment #38030422

    I dont think Reddit would want to make their own internal metrics worse, they arent getting paid for that. They needed to go mainstream though, and the best working tactic out ther…

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    Comment #38029374

    Website A can link to Website B which you might want to share. You might not want to visit B however, for some arbitrary reason. Plus, it seems like its very easy to track who shar…

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    Comment #37970190

    The Internet contains a lot of scams. Does that make the WWW, a scam? No. Same thing.

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    Comment #37961826

    > Trying to correct these articles is some times like going to war with editors who refuse to admit they were wrong.

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    Comment #37956134

    Unnecessary is key. Fancy animations, interaction reminders, cookie popups... they arent "necessary", but they make the experience _mostly_ better for both users (convenience), dev…

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    Comment #37956059

    Why not use about:profiles?

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    Comment #37956023

    just a heads up on the privacy aspect: other than possible cross-site 0-days, tracking usually occurs with your browser fingerprint which by default doesnt change w/ Containers (it…

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    Comment #37935491

    > you aren't entitled to feel superior for not using it I will break the HN spirit but you kind of wanted to say that there. I didnt imply that at all, nothing near that. The datas…

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    Comment #37935397

    So Tor and I2P also should be criticized? IMO, something being away enough from the government that it starts to get abused shows how secure/private it is.

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    Comment #37935379

    Preserving privacy, reliable transactions with no, i repeat, no bank or govmnt involvement, no kyc. No/low fees (on some currencies), public immutable databases...

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    Comment #37929286

    Unrelated: Any 'grassroots hacker website' that doesnt echo the same thing over and over :/?

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    Comment #37920608

    Robbing banks require a lot of smarts too. Say, why do we put bank robbers in jail when they could be smart entrepreneurs instead?

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    Comment #37915716

    Disagree. I can be more or less certain that documentation authors or write-ups have knowledge about the topic im researching to a reasonable degree, because 1) they need accurate …