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odinduty
10y ago
>shortly after releasing their official mobile clients ???
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odinduty
10y ago
I wonder if this will mean more and more servers are going to be sued. I've been playing on private servers since 2012, I play hours each day, and the future does not look very bright if this keeps happening I'm afraid... Just two
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odinduty
10y ago
Ah, the Twitter app for Android (beta version) recently added a feature that allows you to add a description to pictures you upload for impaired people.
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odinduty
10y ago
All phone platforms are viable, it depends on what you expect from them...
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odinduty
10y ago
I'm not sure, but I think WhatsApp stores your key and it sends it to your mobile so you can decrypt the backup you downloaded from Google. But you can disable backups...
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odinduty
10y ago
Conversion is done by the devices I think.
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odinduty
10y ago
Well, often they really think nothing will change because they were promised nothing will change.
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odinduty
10y ago
And why not? A project is a project, and some twat who happens to have the keys to the Twitter account of that project should not define how you should feel about a community.
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odinduty
10y ago
Nice ad.
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odinduty
10y ago
> Secure Boot [...] requires FOSS users to purchase a license from Microsoft Nope.
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odinduty
10y ago
I am just linking to the picture he has willingly uploaded to his profile, my dearest friend. He can take it down whenever he wants to. Please bite a pillow to ease the anger.
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odinduty
10y ago
I don't think he was accusing you of anything.
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odinduty
10y ago
They could hack into the iPad to make it display this: http://www.thecleverest.com/countdown.swf High chance somebody gets shot.
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odinduty
10y ago
And what's the practical difference between minimaxir#1667 and minimaxir1667, other than there's no "minimaxir" with no numbers?
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odinduty
10y ago
I don't think he meant to say it was flawless, but I'm sure you agree it reduces the attack surface by a great deal.
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odinduty
10y ago
Was that a security issue or just a crash?
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odinduty
10y ago
> For the record, the timebomb for 5.34 will go off on 2017-04-01, ie, shortly after stretch's expected release date. Debian always providing with fun...
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odinduty
10y ago
I wish all paywalls were like this: a modal I can remove with the developer tools.
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odinduty
10y ago
And the Washington Post article clearly says, despite of that, that the April Fools day was banned. Read the title.
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odinduty
10y ago
There's absolutely nothing in that post that makes me think it's an opinion piece or an editorial. It's a regular news entry, and a very misleading one, if not outright malicious.
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odinduty
10y ago
I think there's a big difference between what that tweet says and having "banned April Fools". But what do I know :-)
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odinduty
10y ago
Why not? Chrome released the RLZ library code...
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odinduty
10y ago
Ah, that's good. Cordova is so horribly, horribly awful I am glad to see this happen.
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odinduty
10y ago
What do you do to be turned down by 38 companies? Do you turn on your laptop and it's running Windows?
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odinduty
10y ago
What do you mean by "normal Linux apps"? GTK+? Qt? Who'd want to use an application that is completely not optimised for a small touch screen?
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odinduty
10y ago
We all know what he means by "Linux tablet", you don't really have to nitpick...
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odinduty
10y ago
Oh God, haha. I also have that reflex of putting 's everywhere in URLs. I've found lots of surprises, but not many, to be honest. Not even 0.1% of times I've tried.
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odinduty
10y ago
The ACLU is also a liberal association[1], although I agree liberals and conservatives work together in some issues. There's no doubt about it. And yes, I think it's okay to reject them, because I am afraid of them gaining affecti
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odinduty
10y ago
Of course, but he was quoting a "list of feminists", which I haven't clicked but I guess contains dozens or even hundreds of individuals, whose lives most likely don't revolve around feminism.
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odinduty
10y ago
>It's like saying that you're against John Stuart Mill or Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz because you dislike feminism[1]. I don't see why you'd have to be against a person just because they support a different point of vie
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