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m0guz
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Comment #48464925
> The Democracy Index published by the British media company We decided that we aren't one of those authoritarian countries.
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Comment #47624799
I have uBlock installed, and it blocks these kinds of requests. However every request returns an error and they enter a constant request loop, causing the LinkedIn tab to slow down…
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Comment #40798597
> Sure, it says "X million results" Google also removed that few months ago.
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Comment #40034964
> Even if that is a non-free platform, we can reach out to new users and developers that might later be then even interested to switch a full open platform. KDE developers have alw…
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Comment #39421521
I had tried manually delete post/comments before shreddit, half of the deleted post/comments returned after refreshing the page. Checking the requests, many of them would return 50…
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Comment #39409681
I am glad I trashed my reddit posts/comments before deleting accounts with shreddit [0]. [0] https://github.com/andrewbanchich/shreddit
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Comment #37488150
This is just Unity being Unity. I still remember Unity vs Improbable drama years ago when Unity changed the license without prior announcement. [0] > Heard from inside Unity that t…
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Comment #34949676
Turkish Ministry of Education has chosen Embarcadero's Delphi few years ago for students in technical schools. https://jonlennartaasenden.wordpress.com/2020/01/20/turkey-s...
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Comment #34709133
Insane. Developers are trying to make the best use of Twitter. * https://huggingface.co/deprem-ml * https://deprem.io * https://deprem.basarsoft.com.tr * https://go.ahb.app/guvenli…
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Comment #34404403
It is actually Amazon's Lumberyard, which was also CryEngine fork.
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Comment #33509144
It has built-in support to block Windows Services/Apps/Updates without user interaction.
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Comment #32506645
I don't know how people think Firefox has feature-rich bookmark manager, probably never used a browser that cares about power-users. Firefox can't even open Bookmark manager in a n…
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Comment #28810730
I don't trust these tools as any Windows Update can override the setting, or Microsoft can add a new "feature" and continue collecting telemetry data from that. For example; Disk S…
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Comment #28748339
Ironic enough; status.fb.com also down.
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Comment #25070873
Even if you disable geolocation, Google can learn your location via Wifi/Access points nearby easily. It should be easy to cross references you (geolocation disabled) and others (o…
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Comment #24263583
I remember one Unity developer was talking about how Package Manager will enable them to deliver smaller install/download size on top of easy to update core functionality. This was…
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Comment #24209797
Ads only one of the reasons. Reddit also updated Reddit Coins [0] with their new design. With this new "in-app" economy, you can use real money to buy reddit coins and give an awar…
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Comment #23407140
There is also Turkish government funded Pardus project [0] and has been going on since 2005. Numerous government institutions started to use it but still not enough to ditch Window…
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Comment #23274990
That reminds me of Unity-Improbable debacle [0] few years ago when Unity changed their TOS without announcement. [0] https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-01-10-spatial-os...…