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mQu
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Comment #11041052
Because it looks good on r/unixporn ;-) But more to the point - it fits with many keyboard only work flows and/or tiling WMs (i3, awesome, etc). At least that's what it's good in i…
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Comment #10204061
Hey, I'm an engineer. All I need is an investor. Anyone? ;-)
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Comment #10137730
I wouldn't say that Internet always watching can have the same effect because it's just mob of peers (humans) and ultimately can be ignored or fooled. God by definition can't. That…
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Comment #9595656
Yes and no. In my tests with live traffic (fingerprint,ip) tuple was as good as standard tracking cookie. Sometimes even better because I could match "incognito" modes as well. Thi…
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Comment #8816542
Ofc a blog describing your experience would be just that knowledge promoting that i have in mind so kudos for that (and i'll be keeping an eye for it because it is a hard problem t…
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Comment #8816487
But it's missing the point - just like other comments said - if you need this you're doing it wrong. I sure was guilty of big sites just as much as the next guy. It just saddens me…
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Comment #8816431
Not realy. A user with a slow connection will know that and wait (because the problem will be global). Adding a preloader is just bloat that will make the site load even longer (an…
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Comment #8816373
Why is this any different than Flash preloaders just a moment ago? And even worse - it doesn't show any progress so there isn't any user feedback. Every (bad) pattern seems to repe…
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Comment #7685929
But there it is with Hearbleed in the same cnet article so it must be serious. So serious. Wow.
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Comment #7685916
Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems that this isn't even old news. It's by design - something inherent to OAuth authentication scheme. Also both CNet and the original are so light…
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Comment #7139476
Do I understand correctly that browsers obtain source code through bridge (local HTTP server?) from Avatar network or is it downloaded traditionally? EDIT (from here to end): to cl…