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by vfq 8y ago
The problem with those Android phones is that they run Android.
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by vfq 8y ago
The decisions taken by the Mozilla Corporation for the past years make them look like they've completely lost control of themselves. I don't feel like I can trust them at all. I don't want to know what they are going to pull
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by vfq 8y ago
Ah, your comments are in jest. Sorry.
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by vfq 8y ago
>The project seems out-of-touch. One of his roles is to inspire collaboration, so he would have more luck using technologies that excite people today. I hope you're not saying that Eudora should be written using Electron...
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by vfq 8y ago
Sidewise... I already tried it, and it is nothing more than a bad hack... I guess we'll never get that. Firefox has worse performance than Chrome and I don't trust Mozilla, so unfortunately using Firefox is not an option for me.
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by vfq 8y ago
Anybody knows if something like this is possible in Chrome?
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by vfq 8y ago
That's the reason I have webgl disabled even though I'm on Windows with a supported driver. It opens a gaping security/DoS hole without any benefit (do you ever see webgl used in any website?)
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by vfq 8y ago
You're the best.
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by vfq 8y ago
More info about that "total disaster"?
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by vfq 8y ago
For privacy purposes I hope most ISPs do this. Looks like the wet dream of adtech, to have everybody use a static IP address. No thanks.
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by vfq 8y ago
He can run whatever OS he wants and have whatever kind of control he wants over his own hardware. Just don't expect to watch Netflix in HD.
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by vfq 8y ago
Practically nobody runs a custom ROM or Linux in the desktop, and if you do, that's a self-inflicted wound.