lookelsewhere

5 ms·

1.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
I was fooled into thinking this was something significant. Hopefully, they'll prove us all wrong and we'll start to see some meaningful contributions headed our way even though it's not what the past has shown. Or maybe I can accept this ti
2.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
The answer is, you wouldn't if you're concerned about privacy. DDG delivers decent enough results and part of their philosophy is that they claim not to track users.
3.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
Your link wasn't working for me, but here is what did: http://www.salon.com/2000/06/14/love_7/singleton/?mobile.htm... Thank you for sharing that, btw. I enjoyed the read... edit: fixed link
4.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
That makes sense. I was starting to wonder if this was the end of flash for Mozilla on major websites like YouTube, but 5 years is a really long time for support. Hopefully, we'll see an emergence of widespread html5 use by then and not hav
5.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
This is great news. I remember a previous post where the HN community suggested minor improvements on the placement of sponsored links, and DDG was quick to suggest a fix was in the works. The partnership done with Linux Mint means that the
6.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
You could have at least stated that you felt sorry for the girl's death in your first post. Instead, it sounded more like you were focused on discrediting her skills without heed to the sensitivity of her passing. She might not've been a tr
7.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
What if people begin to sell the data that they have gathered. Would it be illegal then?
8.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
Software updates and pre-installed crapware, as you mentioned, are now a thing of the past when you consider the works of the community creating customized roms for just about any Android device out there. The device owner can simply apply
9.
by lookelsewhere 15y ago
One thing I do wonder about is how the Galaxy S II's cpu matches up with the A5 after an overclock. That's one of the greatest things I love about Android. You have direct control over how fast you want your device to be provided you have a