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jasonkostempski

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    Comment #17970734

    >Lua predates PHP by 2 years Woah, TIL. At most, I would have guessed it was 10 years old.

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    Comment #17970677

    >Besides C, every language I've worked in comes with one of these things built-in. JavaScript? When talking about a language most refer to as "JavaScript-like", it's definitely a n…

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    Comment #17970528

    >It is perfectly ethical to use ideas for free? Unequivocally, yes.

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    Comment #17969186

    Does it matter if that company is from EU? Even a new engine centralized in the US won't be able to operate in the EU without substantial cost. That's a pretty big market/data sour…

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    Comment #17968740

    Wouldn't it be nice to have software you didn't have to trust?

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    Comment #17968695

    I can't tell if you're joking. Why would you want to use a single-platfrom, closed-source browser? We've been there, done that. You say you use Chrome and FF for cross platform fea…

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    Comment #17968541

    Just uninstall Edge.

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    Comment #17967293

    The last thing keeping me on Google is a sheet scripted against calendar for budgeting. I can't find a good open source calendar with an API that will let me query for all events w…

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    Comment #17959619

    EXTRA BITS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1j-VwJiFYk

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    Comment #17959419

    What's B&H?

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    Comment #17945714

    Advertise natively, don't track. It's that simple, no need for research. Our ancestors did it for hundreds of years. There is no acceptable level of tracking.

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    Comment #17934273

    Scooters an bikes are right out for those of us not living in always-sunny California and anyone with a family. And if none of it can be done anonymously, it's a nightmare for priv…

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    Comment #17931503

    Whatever lag FF has is negated 10-fold over Chrome if you install uBlock Origin since there's no more tracking or ads. I can't even imagine going back to mobile Chrome or Safari, I…

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    Comment #17922861

    If a law is going to require an algorithm, the algorithm should be supplied by the government, open and free for all to use and they should be responsible for the correctness of th…

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    Comment #17919371

    Why the is this on HN and why is everyone here screaming "Guilty!"?

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    Comment #17878816

    Maybe your right. I looked quickly but didn't find anything. Is there no standard out there stating, for example, that JavaScript MUST NOT be allowed unrestricted access to local s…

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    Comment #17878710

    > Personally, I absolutely want to know when sites are trying to spy on me and sell the data. It's best to assume they're all doing that to some degree whether they tell you they a…

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    Comment #17878327

    This is the wrong angle to take. Plugins are the correct solutions to these problems. A browser should implement the standards. Period. If this breaks a site users want or need, th…