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by toki 14y ago
yeah and nope, toki.net was not my first but my third try. i am somehow not able to login with two different browsers (opera mobile and chrome) to log in. only firefox worked. my new account there is "toki1". but i havent been able to add f
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by toki 14y ago
i am surprised. rssident looks really simple and promising on my smartphone as a mobile page! can you give any background!? when did you start!? i like the one big feed directly on the start page. i like the the simple layout in my mobile b
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by toki 14y ago
Your solution is just brilliant and a really cool hack. I will add this to my basic techniques. One suggestion: Change your article, instead of the sentence "he first set of brackets denotes deletion, the second set denotes addition, and th
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by toki 17y ago
No, i like reddit as it is! I love that reddit is a living organism. I think that the 4chan-jokes are just a trend like the Ron-Paul-Posts some months ago... A long time i was sceptical that the system with the sub-reddits is really useful,
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by toki 17y ago
There is a tool in the repos that reproduces the macos global menu on the top of the screen. I never tested it, it seems to work only with gtk-apps i think. http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/
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by toki 17y ago
The feature allows great applications: For example: Friends at a party in my flat, drinking beer, watching Youtube Videos. In the future they can also make jokes on my internet usage habits! And: Finally i can control what my girlfriend doe
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by toki 17y ago
I use keyboard navigation for a longer time now because i cant stand browsing by touchpad. The keyboard-navigation-methods that firefox and ie use are rather outdated, there are much cooler and better methods today. So i have tested many m
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by toki 17y ago
Sorry, i have read opinions like the one in the article many times, but i think they are just plain wrong. They are a myth. They were true in times when gtk1, gnome 1 or fvwm were standard. (And that was imo long before 2002). But times ha
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by toki 17y ago
The article is something like "Illuminatus" or "Da Vinci" Code for Nazi-Fans. Many interesting and known facts without connection get woven together to support a rather weak story. Even the author doesn't really believe it. The whole truth
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by toki 18y ago
I am from germany. You shouldnt overestimate the warning. Some background information: 1. You have to know the context: The situation is very special in germany at the moment. Here is a big discussion about privacy and data security. There
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by toki 18y ago
Just another rant. Once i liked rants very much, because they are often funny and somehow cool, but after reading too much of them in blogs i have become a little bit bored and suspicious: If i read a rant what makes me say "yes!" to the ar
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by toki 18y ago
This two day old thread about google is somehow related to this article: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=247046
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by toki 18y ago
I think it is a funny irony that the leading-edge-tech-megacorp Google gets all of its revenue out of small textads that every experienced internet user ignores and only get clicked by people who mistake the advertisement block of a website
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by toki 18y ago
oops: hackernews somehow didnt like the layout of my last comment and made one big sentence out of it. just use your imagination to see some paragraphs in my last message. :)
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by toki 18y ago
andrew turnbull is completely right. i used windows 95 too, as long as possible (2006). windows 95 has many good things that the modern version of windows have lost or never had: - lightweight (Doesnt even use memory <128 MB) - very fas