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xaro

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    I configured Reddit as a "Lense" (similar to what Kagi uses for things like searching across Forums, or news). With that, now I have a simple toggle at the top of Kagi which allows…

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    Comment #13201942

    That's kinda true, but we can request to get our copyright back on a per-project basis.

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    I experienced this just the other day. My father was looking at a price in his computer that I couldn't get (I was getting one that was $500 extra). I erased the cookies of the AA …

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    I met the creator ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludvig_Strigeus ) the other day, and he LOVES to micro-optimize. He's a genius, and made a vere light uTorrent (it was supposed to …

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    Comment #6500444

    The first one is Megaman?

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    Comment #5877293

    FileHippo saves old versions http://www.filehippo.com/es/download_google_chrome/history/

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    Comment #5553320

    That's what Stripe do.

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    Comment #5374830

    Does it look fine in a Kindle with E-ink?

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    Comment #4907606

    What I don't like about it is that it always returns the same image (not a random one) for a given size.

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    Comment #4555847

    Well, Rotten Tomatoes offers an API, and IMDB offers all their data for download in text files.

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    The thing is, I have a $200 phone that has Android but isn't very powerfull. I don't own a tablet, buying one would cost me $200. For $100 they are offering me a console that I cou…

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    You don't need to guess it, if it's implemented the correct way, the signup and the login process will have the same rules and you won't notice.

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    But the processing power needed to run it will be less.