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by endijs 7y ago
I usually use only Firefox, but when I need to launch Chrome to test something, this reporter tool creates a very significant load one the system in terms of SSD and CPU usage. For the last few times I have simply killed the process, but wi
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by endijs 7y ago
"- WSL 2 is not stable and it is only available for the Windows Insider program. And it does not have X." WSL 2 is not perfect, but its pretty stable. And it's available for everyone on 1903 update. No need to be in Insider p
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by endijs 7y ago
There. Fixed even more: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=%... . And if we take into consideration various versions of how to spell (for example vscode), Visual Studio code dominates ev
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by endijs 8y ago
I understand why stablecoin's are useful to the end user. I also understand how Bitfinex is cashing in on Tether. However how is Coinbase making money with USDC? They clearly will have considerable expenses (keeping reserve, legal team
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by endijs 8y ago
If i did my math correctly, then in my situation 0$ converted to ~400$. Google gave 500$ free credit, which will run out in 1 month. Simplest way to optimize things will be to replace dynamic maps with static and remove StreetView. Then i s
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by endijs 9y ago
Revolut will not accept. But you will be able to exchange USD, EUR and other currencies to Bitcoin (and vice versa). But you will not be able to transfer Bitcoin to Revolut or transfer Bitcoin out of Revolut. At least not at the first itera
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by endijs 9y ago
To view whitelist you can go to "background page" of extension and check out source for /lib/background/index.js . Whitelist starts from line 12440 and ends on 50262.
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by endijs 9y ago
Even though it's scary topic, currently they are still in good standing. At least in my eyes. Even though they collect data (how else can you evaluate who to flattr), its stored locally and they do not send it off. If there will ever b
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by endijs 9y ago
As Flattr 1.0 did not get any traction, my guess is that they went with AdBlock Plus creators (Eyeo) just because Flattr run out of cash and Eyeo was the one who offered to invest and later on to buy out. Simple math. Even though I'm n
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by endijs 9y ago
I was big fan of original Flattr, that's why i was excited for 2.0 too. However that "extension" setup is something that still keeps me in evaluation phase, rather than 100% in. I inspected extension (not 100% of it, but a bi
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Flattr 2.0 launches to the public(blog.flattr.net)
152 points by endijs 9y ago|139 comments
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by endijs 9y ago
I wanted to touch this part: "And then you can keep your desktop mail client." . Actually you can use your desktop mail client with ProtonMail too. All you need to do, is install ProtonMail Bridge. It's in closed Beta right n
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by endijs 9y ago
This 6min video does a great job on explaining the differences between Concorde and Tu-144 and why Tu-144 was so bad at many things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFWbuKr5-I8
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ProtonVPN(protonvpn.com)
366 points by endijs 9y ago|197 comments
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by endijs 9y ago
Local antitrust agency recently told that they will look into this "synchronized pricing rise". However I really doubt that they will do anything about it.
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by endijs 9y ago
Telecom services are pretty cheap in Latvia if we compare to other countries in EU. However we cant forget, that Latvia is also one of poorest EU countries. While for some that 3€-4€ increase is nothing, others do feel it and are not happy.
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by endijs 9y ago
This idea was good. But in reality what happened in Latvia was very simple and expected move by telcos - all three of them raised prices for all subscriptions by about 3€-4€ monthly (which is ~30% increase). Yes, now you can feel better whi
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A Different Startup Story(eazybi.com)
5 points by endijs 10y ago|0 comments
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LastPass Multi-Device Access Is Now Free(blog.lastpass.com)
20 points by endijs 10y ago|9 comments
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by endijs 10y ago
120 is for businesses. For individual developers its way cheaper: € 59.00 /1st year, € 47.00 /2nd year, € 35.00 /3rd yr onwards. And you can cancel your subscription if you are OK with 1 year old version that you will fallbac
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by endijs 10y ago
I'm one of those customers (for 8th year already) and for me it's not a big deal. Unless you are one of those high profile customers who needs constant API access, those few minutes of downtime is not a big deal. Not everyone is s
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by endijs 10y ago
I'm not really sure why "Linode" and "DDOS" makes the news. It happens regularly. And is nothing to be surprised about. What is new is how they managed to get their systems upgraded to the point where DDOS does not
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by endijs 10y ago
+1 from me. This would be good addition!
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Ransomware Now Gunning for Your Web Sites(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by endijs 11y ago|0 comments
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Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL 5.7(oracle.com)
4 points by endijs 11y ago|0 comments
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by endijs 11y ago
I still use RSS for about 250 blogs/sites (tracked by Feedly). That's no near to what it was in times of Google Reader. Some sites stopped providing RSS. For some there was just too much content and it was a pain to filter out eve
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by endijs 11y ago
If this change is so beneficial to users - lets put it to the test. JetBrains - put up public voting (which you do not have control over) and let us vote on which licensing deal we like more: old one or new one. Then we can talk if this is
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EU Telecoms deal: Mobile roaming charges ban in 2017(politico.eu)
67 points by endijs 11y ago|65 comments
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by endijs 12y ago
Release notes: http://docs.mongodb.org/v3.0/release-notes/3.0/
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by endijs 12y ago
"MongoDB 3.0 will be generally available in March, when we finish putting it through its paces. Stay tuned for our latest release candidate, we would love it if you would try it out and give us feedback." So... no 3.0 final yet. T

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