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xai3luGi
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Comment #9537443
Wow, I didn't think there was anyone else on the web who did that! Most people's browsers obey web designers rather than their users.
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Comment #9529386
Microsoft at least has other revenue sources, but this video applies to them as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh8supIUj6c
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Comment #9529068
I'd prefer regular Debian packaging plus containerisation via systemd-nspawn or just the various systemd security features that use the same Linux namespacing features as Docker. h…
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Comment #9529057
Check out the initial proposal, it contains info on lots of the use-cases that aren't satisfied by experimental. https://lists.debian.org/87y5btehw3.fsf@gkar.ganneff.de
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Comment #9518617
The public died.
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Comment #9518518
That is a pretty serious bug in whatever email program allows tracking images to work in email. Seems unlikely anyone would use such an email program. Which email program are you t…
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Comment #9512563
They knew this would brick people devices, it was brought up in earlier development, and released anyway to damage devices on a mass scale. This was intentional, and on purpose. We…
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Comment #9511512
Hi Can you please add skin "pikabu"? Your game is very popular among it's users. It should be a cake - like this one http://www.ipoding.ru/wp-content/gallery/reviews/pikabu-5.jp...…
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Comment #9511510
Hi Can you please add skin "pikabu"? Your game is very popular among it's users. It should be a cake - like this one http://www.ipoding.ru/wp-content/gallery/reviews/pikabu-5.jp...…
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Comment #9495938
(not color-blind friendly)
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Comment #9485403
It did back in 2011, at least on one Debian developer's computer: http://www.braincells.com/debian/index.cgi/search/item=270
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Comment #9481303
I thought this would be a media player that discovered music/video on the web via Apache/etc directory indexes :(