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hyyypr
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About hyyypr
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Comment #37610350
This is great, I had a limited number of queries with my previous plan and I would end end using duckduckgo most of the time out of fear of "wasting" my limited kagi searches. The …
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Comment #37011445
Thank you Bram, you will not be forgotten. RIP
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Comment #29044779
What is wrong with the EFF?
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Comment #26740090
I don't recall ever giving my phone number either and my number is detected by HIBP..
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Comment #26330207
iirc the "landing crane" was doing autonomous live analysis of the terrain and making the necessary last minute adjustments to avoid problematic areas.
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Comment #23948187
> Conversely, sending every URL that a user visits to some external service, where it could be logged and data-mined by nefarious third parties (i.e Google) As in, just like DNS.
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Comment #23467835
Excellent investigation on that SO question. I had no idea, thank you for sharing.
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Comment #22192934
Thank you for this.
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Comment #18725766
Well, I'm perfectly happy with [1]fugitive thank you :) Joke aside, why is magit magic? 1: https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive
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Comment #17992266
Regarding Toby, how confident are you that it is not another case of “you’re the product”? I still need to dig into their extension code to see how chatty it is, their FAQ doesn’t …
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Comment #17947982
Me too, this morning.
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Comment #15962847
What about Credit scoring, to a French this also sound like an absurd idea.
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Comment #15650933
Nice to see things moving forward ! I've been a very happy neovim user for over a year now (on linux). My switch was pre-vim 8 so the ability to have things (like plugins) run asyn…
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Comment #15277310
Same here, and the procedure is pretty straightforward.
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Comment #15226447
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_factor
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Comment #14707025
The implementation in the blog post does handle exhaustiveness via the "default" case of the switch statement.
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Comment #14604976
Pretty much the same here in Paris, France.
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Comment #14156398
Unrelated but their website is remarkably well rendered in w3m. http://imgur.com/a/QOdMd
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