berry_sortoro

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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
Cautious of what?
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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
Why even in brackets? It is NOT powered by Ghost. They use code so they can use Ghost themes and some search lib that was made by ghost or ghost uses as well or whatever but its NOT AT ALL Ghost.
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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
Well I do not have the numbers on Brave, and they themselves do not have them because it identifies as Chrome with its user agent AFAIK. So there are actually no stats on market share! I would bet Brave has the same if not MOVE "moment
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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
Well, I think what should change is people browsers. Brave blocks ads and fingerprinting by default. Funny enough, the "easy Privacy" list is suspiciously not found in the default filter lists. There is a Firefox fork that comes w
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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
I am curious of Brave that has a build in Adblocker that is based on uBlock Origin AFAIK but build partially in Rust I believe. If that is closer to the Chromium's core code and not merely dependent on what web extensions offer in Chro
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by berry_sortoro 4y ago
I was always opposed to this STUPID requirement that you NEED to tie Signal to your phone number. I never used it and AFAIK even for the Desktop client you need to have a phone number. Wire and other messengers that use the same or similar
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by berry_sortoro 10y ago
Pretty bold claim to say the most popular framework has no future. I guess most websites are "very simple projects" for your standards. Not everyone codes full fledged JS applications with whatever you do. I am certainly not a beg
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Bootstrap 4's mobile-first flexbox grid system, now used by default(v4-alpha.getbootstrap.com)
263 points by berry_sortoro 10y ago|146 comments
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by berry_sortoro 10y ago
Actually I just read its only allowed here if there is a workaround? So where is that workaround?