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by abus 12y ago
Putting their sensitive traffic in the hands of Cloudflare without giving users any choice.
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by abus 12y ago
It has an option to turn off anonymous statistical data. If this works then I'm okay with it, if not, someone please let me know.
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by abus 12y ago
Why does every website use broken unicode box character font import style now?
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by abus 12y ago
`The presumption by internet companies and others that they can use peoples personal information in any way they see fit is wrong, and can only happen because the legal framework in most states is still in the last century when it comes to
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by abus 12y ago
freeslugs did you make this? If not, why are you tagging it "Show HN"?
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by abus 12y ago
I've used the Py2 csv module with csv files containing accented characters and had no issues. Could you post an example? This works fine, as does the corresponding writer: reader = csv.reader(open(FILENAME, 'rb')) f
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by abus 12y ago
I can confirm it's probably enabled by default, every network I see these days is spammed by Dropbox broadcast messages.
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by abus 12y ago
Are there any issues you suspect Syncthing could suffer from?
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by abus 12y ago
I would buy this if it had a front facing camera.
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by abus 12y ago
How's it going?
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by abus 12y ago
Page doesn't load.
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by abus 12y ago
What in the world could have convinced Linus to use Google+?
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by abus 12y ago
It's a workaround.
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by abus 12y ago
It's "Firefox" not "FireFox".
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by abus 12y ago
I felt the same way as you but try putting them in the "bookmarks toolbar". It works similarly and it's quite nice to have everything at the top of the screen after a while.
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by abus 12y ago
How do you add a bar or spacing or separators?
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by abus 12y ago
My mistake, sorry, I thought it was official because it's linked to on the Mozilla support page and I thought the developer "Aris" related to "Australis".
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by abus 12y ago
It can spy on what you type in the address bar... Hilarious when the new header is "Committed to your privacy".
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by abus 12y ago
Strangely if you erase or change the value of that preference, it still runs. Does that mean it's checking something else?
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by abus 12y ago
about:config browser.uitour.enabled to disable it.
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by abus 12y ago
I agree with you. There is an addon to correct it though: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/classicthemer...
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by abus 12y ago
They already built Firebug into the browser.
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by abus 12y ago
Firefox really hates the users who like it because it's customisable and only caters to minimalist-preferring Chrome users who will use Chrome anyway.
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by abus 12y ago
It looks absolutely terrible having addon icons crammed into the same bar as everything else. What's the problem with the addon bar? There's even less view pane area now because the top area is so large. The active tab curve is fe
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by abus 12y ago
Really should be https. I like the idea though and hope it's successful.
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by abus 12y ago
Why release pre-made tools that allow anyone to cause harm? You could still explain the problem without them or show code snippets if you have to.
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by abus 12y ago
That is the code that was removed. It was removed entirely. No error handling was added to replace it. I would hope it will error or pause elsewhere if there is not enough random data though.
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by abus 12y ago
Here's a patch that prevents any exploit ever occurring in OpenSSL: void *custom_malloc() { }; It's only a POC though so you'll have to adapt it. You can go ahead and begin praising me and flaming my critics.
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by abus 12y ago
It would be better if someone independent set it up.
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by abus 13y ago
I think the issue is how long it takes to get in "the zone" or have the problem in working memory. If you go to sleep you know you'll have to go through that process again tomorrow before you can start being as productive aga

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