Vinnl

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by Vinnl 6d ago
I'm not sure from "they could afford payroll because they laid everyone off" I would conclude that they weren't struggling for cash.
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by Vinnl 6d ago
I feel like I addressed this in my comment. On a laptop , someone who went through what OP went through would surely be able to click "Edit" at the top of https://www.openstreetmap.org , and add a SuperCharger. If they
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by Vinnl 7d ago
FWIW, editing OpenStreetMap is very straightforward*, and with that, you're actually contributing to an open data set that everyone is allowed to use, rather than just propping up Google. (To be fair, on a laptop - I'm sure Google
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by Vinnl 14d ago
Keep in mind that just because it works for me, that doesn't mean that you're not running into a bug that I'm not, so I can't make any promises about it actually being fixed for you :)
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by Vinnl 14d ago
Worth knowing: you can also use @tabs, @history, @bookmarks, etc. now. Way easier to remember :)
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by Vinnl 14d ago
I just tried it out with this page, and it gets the HN icon for me. I am on Nightly and on Linux, so possibly this is an actual bug you're running into, but no fix in sight might be too pessimistic. But definitely worth reporting other
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by Vinnl 14d ago
I mean, there are plenty of reasonable takes (some of which are criticism) too. Generally, working at Mozilla doesn't make it much more torturous than before, when I was merely an unpaid open web advocate :) (Reading every comment is
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by Vinnl 16d ago
I wasn't saying that Apple is just as monopolistic as Google; I was saying that Google is paying Apple orders of magnitude more than it is paying Mozilla. According to your argument, that would mean that Google is trying to keep Apple&
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by Vinnl 16d ago
Oops sorry, too late to edit, but you're correct!
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by Vinnl 19d ago
Huh funny, now that you mention it: at least in the Netherlands, job listings have had "(m/v)" (male/female) in the title since forever, i.e. way before woke was a thing, but that indeed is kinda weird. "All genders
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by Vinnl 20d ago
And of course they're doing the same for Apple/Safari, which wouldn't survive without the $20 million default search engine placement deal.
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by Vinnl 20d ago
To illustrate this, look at OsmAnd's most recent blog post [1]. They've recently been looking at adding pretty extensive Astronomy features. Before that, they added a lot of nautical tooling [2]. This is all very cool if you use t
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by Vinnl 20d ago
It is ubiquitous, but as a Dutchie who's never had WhatsApp, it is not quite at the level of an email address yet, luckily.
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by Vinnl 20d ago
For now: https://aboutsignal.com/news/signal-login-registration-witho...
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by Vinnl 22d ago
Since Sep 4, 2024: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/pull/1064
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by Vinnl 22d ago
As in: you painfully ran into other things on your 100cc scooter before, but only when you actually broke a bone, did you actually stop driving dangerously on it?
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by Vinnl 23d ago
I wonder if the initial reason to move them to a separate domain, was because they started to see providers blackholing icloud.com anyway, thus also hurting non-aliased emails? If so, will be interesting to see if that will get worse.
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by Vinnl 24d ago
I feel like painfully falling without breaking bones are pretty good lessons already, and I don't quite see what the broken bones add there.
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Fairphone is now officially available in the United States(fairphone.com)
397 points by Vinnl 29d ago|199 comments
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by Vinnl 29d ago
Well, at least the emails that I don't send at least one Gmail user... (Don't get me wrong, I still want to do it, but it's still daunting.)
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by Vinnl 29d ago
Having new email sent to my new inbox would actually be pretty easy for me even, since I've already been renting my own domain for ages now. It's probably not even several hours of work for me, except that I do want to set that ti
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
> Changing email providers sounds daunting, but it ... Probably took a few hours at most. That does indeed sound as daunting as I feared, unfortunately.
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
> I think people need to understand what the purpose of Facebook is in terms of its function and constituent parts Given how many people do not yet use adblockers, I don't have much reason to believe that this will lead to signifi
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
I can imagine this being useful, but unlike Zed, this looks like it'll come with some fairly significant lock-in. Great for the investors, but it makes me hesitant...
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
And as far as delays go, I believe it is (or was, last I looked) nr 3 in the world, after Japan and Switzerland. Of course, Japan's trains are world-class, but at least those are widely recognised as such. The Dutch rail network is muc
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
For 1: https://killthecookiebanner.eu/
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by Vinnl 1mo ago
https://cityrider.jpsmaps.com/
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by Vinnl 2mo ago
tl;dr Atom can do < or & in titles, and offer both a summary and the full text. Some podcast apps (Apple Podcasts) don't support Atom, so then plain RSS is better. So it doesn't really matter that much.
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by Vinnl 2mo ago
The Super League was decidedly not UEFA's - UEFA even announced sanctions against the organisers (though I think those were repealed by a court), because it was going to compete with UEFA's leagues.
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by Vinnl 2mo ago
CONCACAF statement: https://www.concacaf.com/competitions/concacaf/news/statemen...

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