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Comment #11498727
And then CISA, arguably worse than SOPA, passes both houses in 2015 tucked in a budget bill. [0] http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/18/10582446/congress-passes-...
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Comment #11438860
I'm waiting for the day this is just a library you pass an image to and it returns an array. No, not a SaaS. Then on my own pump.io, diaspora, redMatrix etc. it just works. My data…
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Comment #11065435
I run a gitolite[0] instance on my server. It's great so long as you have another way to deal with issues and love the terminal. Access control is a breeze. I feel like Gitlab is h…
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Comment #11027719
I use fluentcv-cli[0]. Works well, used to be hackmyresume I think. [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/fluentcv
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Comment #11010182
I turned off the notifications. Didn't need to know every time a cookie blows up.
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Comment #11010173
There are duckduckGo privacy settings you can set. I'm not a big fan of a cloud store for your settings and thankfully duckduckGo allows for settings parameters in the url[0]. You …
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Comment #11010066
Firefox lets you do that natively too. Self destructing cookies deletes the cookies after you close the browser tab, not the entire window. If the browser doesn't provide complete …
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Comment #11010002
* Self destructing cookies * Better privacy * uBlock with EasyPrivacy list * Https everywhere
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Comment #10960572
If this is true, it's unfortunate. Things like flux should have a small footprint and a small working domain. I'm willing to spare some complexity for usability tools, but always e…
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Comment #10960559
I agree. It's helpful, but by no means novel or interesting beyond being a tool in the utility belt. It gets more attention than other tools far more interesting.
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Comment #10960064
I use redshift[0] on my linux machines which I really like. Cyanogenmod has LiveDisplay natively which is practically the same thing unfortunately it works off off gps location and…
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Comment #10957802
Oh you're right! We need EME'd web assembly so Facebook can hide everything behind a proprietary binary blob. THEN the user will really be free from themselves and their own stupid…
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Comment #10957756
I think this whole thing is a bad idea. They won't allow a scary opt-out button because some software could turn it on, don't allow about:config because it could be flipped, don't …
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Comment #10956377
That's true, and you're right. Just a shot in the dark. Maybe someday one of the trendier email clients will support markdown rendering natively in their editors.
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Comment #10956354
I didn't have to do migration, but there are aliases[0] for those who do. Again, I haven't used it so I'm kind of recommending something I haven't touched, but maybe it'll help you…
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Comment #10951826
There are quite a few themes out there already and growing rapidly. Adding a CSS theme is almost as easy as a wordpress theme. If you wanted a theme catered to your website, I woul…
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Comment #10951167
Neat project, good luck with it. I think I'll stick with Hugo, it's freaky-fast and postcss breaking CSS into an AST makes it really modular. Power moved from js into css which I'm…
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Comment #10950735
The intimidating thing for me was always how heavy blogging software was. Never really liked the idea of centralized hosting, but hosting some huge PHP blob with a database never f…
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Comment #10936304
Seeing what Microsoft has done recently with privacy on their newest operating system, I would not have high hopes for their cloud services. Of course the organizations should be w…
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Comment #10907099
This. Github's enterprise base is at least partially a subset of their open source population. If Github doesn't keep OSS momentum for their product, they lose the perceived "defau…
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Comment #10906765
Semi-related: I feel like there should be an open source dumbphone project. Smartphones have a lot of bells and whistles with a large attack area but many people just want to make …
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Comment #10862263
OmniRom was a thing. Haven't checked them out recently.
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Comment #10754270
I don't think so. Also, being able to toggle the UA and setup lists to dynamically set it is helpful in my usecase.
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Comment #10754184
This kind of works. Set a UA for all sites. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/uacontrol/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/user-agent-js... String... Mozi…
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Comment #10742326
This is cool, but can I easily dump and analyze my own data? Hopefully there is some API to foster visualization applications or at least a way to dump it externally. Needing to re…