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henrixd

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    Comment #48549139

    I have been heavily relying on Qwen3.6-27B-UD-Q4_K_XL.gguf -model and Pi agent ( https://pi.dev/ ) for local tasks and coding. I have used llama-cpp-turboquant fork with some custo…

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    Comment #46004982

    This might not be exactly what you meant or wanted, but I use OpenSnitch, which alerts me about all new connections. I also use temporary disposable virtual machines in QubesOS to …

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    Comment #45079531

    You have to choose from one of two strategies, either you go with tor-browser (also includes Mulvad-browser) route and try make your browser indistinguishable from others or you ra…

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    Comment #44452233

    I'm having lots of problems with fingerprinting protection on Librewolf and ungoogled-chromium. I use uBlock Origin and JShelter extensions on both. I'm always getting "your browse…

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    Comment #15775242

    I don't have much more knowledge about this than you probably have and I'm sure you did your own googling but just in case you missed this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4912…

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    Comment #15763303

    ...with Blackjack and hookers.

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    Comment #10771146

    I would expect large majority to have a decent fixed price data packages. However there are people that have slow speeds and/or expensive metered data plans, so I wouldn't get too …

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    Comment #10682287

    In practice, it kind of is. Because of the caching. This mechanism also adapts to possible future changes. Today jQuery is popular, tomorrow it might be something else.

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    Comment #10108604

    How else are they going to track everyone?

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    Comment #9990187

    Jolla has quit doing mobile devices. Market was too fast evolving for a small company. They are purely in OS business now. Supported hardware coverage is not too wide yet though.

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    Comment #9966959

    When I'm tired and/or lazy I seem to lack a ability to accept the truth. I seek for easy solution instead of actually doing what I already know I supposed to do. Luckily nowadays I…

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    Comment #9724598

    Metabolism gets used to aerobic exercise quickly so it is not good for loosing fat. High intensity training (HIT) burns more fat overall. Timing on carbohydrates is important also.…

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    Comment #8646562

    Is there some indication that this could happen? Microsoft has track record by not making smart choices.

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    Comment #8519900

    That is kind of fucked up. Here (in EU) most of the problem would be hiding that you want to leave not that you are leaving. If I inform my employer that I am considering leaving h…

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    Comment #8519517

    Why would you have to hide it? You have contract with your employer and it is normal to sometimes look for better contract elsewhere. Sometimes employer might use unfair means to k…

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    Comment #8135520

    I think, short term easiest and most flexible would be to just write HTML. Long term it would be best to just make it right. I'm little surprised that there is not any copy paste s…

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    Comment #8131250

    Neither can easily be proven, but dualism has too many problems that goes against my word view. If mind and materialistic world are separate, then what is mechanism between them. M…

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    Comment #7996989

    Dillo. It has no JavaScript support, but thats one of the reasons, why it is safe. You can combine that with TOR, if you like. Better fitted solution for real life would be firefox…

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    Comment #7960379

    You obviously are quite young. You should avoid using all provocative terms and be more boring (young != stable). You should treat web page as an company. You need to change your d…

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    Comment #7666156

    No! Yes: Something like this? This will filter user input with regular expression and save value in session memory. This will return value even when user inputted value is not impo…

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