falqun

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by falqun 2y ago
I don't know, I feel like some of the more pressing features of this browser are already provided with add-ons such as Vimium. And I would really like to see this on a Firefox back-end / compatible with the likes of uBlock origin.
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by falqun 2y ago
Hm, not sure if I did something against that already, but for me the option in about:preferences was unchecked and also I am unable to check it. I am not sure why that is, anyone has an idea?
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by falqun 2y ago
I would not exactly expect innovation. I would expect: fair pricing, local (as in the country you live in) hosting (for legal reasons), features like using your own domain, maybe service for calDAV cardDAV etc. to tie up the bundle. Also no
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by falqun 2y ago
"oh sorry, the computers at fault here, cant do nothing about it" - god I hate that line of reasoning. Its your system, so its your responsibility.
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by falqun 2y ago
The deletion of the account would not delete commits associated with it. The commit would still contain everything potentially malicious, plus a reference to an account that would be deleted. Which is actually worse, you cant track what cod
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by falqun 2y ago
I could see someone perceiving the usage of the word condom in this context as negatively connotated. Its not the word condom that is wrong in itself, its more to do with devaluing a condom and the usage of such. See, to make a more practic
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by falqun 2y ago
I'm just waiting till the first customer of some shady contract binding them to a greedy software company would use that to declare a payment as illegal and therefore that they cannot make it. Would be funny news like "XYZ says it
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by falqun 2y ago
I am not that mutch of TUI interface user myself but I can recommend taking a look into ranger. Its a file manager with vi-like key binds that I enjoy because its for me a way faster way to explore in the terminal. It cuts the whole ls - ca
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by falqun 2y ago
how is that relevant?
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by falqun 2y ago
You do know that Antifa stands for Anti Fascism and is a political movement not a defined group, right?
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by falqun 2y ago
I think because MS and others are approached by Universities because of things they promise businesses. For example: A rather large University in town got hacked. They ran their own infra till then and, as it happens, caught on of the &quot
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by falqun 2y ago
Hello, I use tab groups to be more productive. Why, you ask, use tab groups instead of OS windows? The same reason you use tabs in the first place instead of OS windows, to have another layer in the toolkit. I don't want to have 17 win
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by falqun 2y ago
If they would be smaller, e.g. a new startup on the marked, I would agree. But currently its the defacto place for your music to put if you want an audience. I would argue that one with that much marked power should be held accountable for
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by falqun 3y ago
Without having any specific information on the matter at hand: revisionist history does not need fabricated facts. Its very possible to revision history by omitting crucial parts. Hence the letters might be genuine and someone revisions his
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by falqun 3y ago
Could you give a hint to the employer or the industries you talk about? Surely if an employer wants to very very securely lock down the workspace they would just tell employees to come to office and design that like a fortress, right? I mea
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by falqun 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230426211700/https://www.teleg...
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by falqun 3y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/informed_consent
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by falqun 3y ago
Ever heard the story of cambridge analytica and the 2016 election? Granted, its an extreme of the system, but there are quiet some actors willing to pay for such services.
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by falqun 3y ago
>legitimate interests No, telemetry is not something MS needs to fulfil the primary purpose of VS Code. Best example is that the OSS version is there, without any telemetry enabled by default, still doing by and large the same job.
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by falqun 3y ago
Well, we are talking about GDPR. Setting a date to comply by is part of the enforcement of the GDPR afaik. I bet someone is setting points of a legal case, e.g. MS can say "oh no one explicitly stated a set date and GDPR" - now th
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by falqun 3y ago
Kink, chaos and poly/RA? :D
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by falqun 3y ago
So how do you plan to make money? Do you want to move to a subscription based model, do you show in app ads, do you sell data? I cannot find a reference for such information on your website besides maybe your privacy policy.
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by falqun 3y ago
There is a big difference between the association with the flag and actually living the culture. But to be fair you would only really know that if you were actually dipping a toe into the culture, for the rest the trick of companies works.
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by falqun 3y ago
I disagree. Take absurdism, or the deconstruction of gender for example. Or people using mastodon just to show the 12-ish friends that they repaired a their dirt cheap bike. I think also you could also argue that Meta-Irony is some form of
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by falqun 3y ago
Sure (kind of)! Make a donation to the Mozilla foundation. https://donate.mozilla.org/ It's not directly paying for the product, but it also does show as "this user wants our vpn" in the stats.
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by falqun 3y ago
Time to shreddit I guess. ( https://github.com/x89/shreddit )
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by falqun 6y ago
It is nice until you start to write device drivers. I participated in porting it to an educational platform in Uni half a year ago, and the bit fiddling with MOD and DIV was really a pain.