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by vrazj 8y ago
What exactly is odd or wrong about a company wanting to stop leaks? Is Google the next target of the press, once they are done trashing Facebook?
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by vrazj 8y ago
Those two hypotheses are so radically different that until we figure it out it's like we know nothing :/
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by vrazj 8y ago
>Now that I'm a parent, I've made a promise to my kids that I will always let them finish their current game before kicking them off. If they start a new game after they've been given the last game warning, then there&#x27
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by vrazj 8y ago
Brand value, I guess? All AMD hardware (CPUs and GPUs) I've bought in the past was crap, I'm never buying anything from them again, no matter what they do. It's always the same: on paper they are better and cheaper, but once
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by vrazj 8y ago
That's cool. And? I use a lot of addons. Should they all be bundled because many people happen to love them too?
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by vrazj 8y ago
For some time last year, the Mozilla Corporation made it so a fraction of Firefox users got their entire browsing activity siphoned to a third party company, Cliqz, so they could bundle ads in the browser: https://blog.mozilla.or
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by vrazj 8y ago
Pocket is also easy to implement as an extension. In fact, it is an extension. But they bundled it with the browser.
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by vrazj 8y ago
I will never understand why Twitter exposes the UI language of all users. Terrible, security-wise.
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by vrazj 8y ago
I can replace those 1000 lines with a bash script of 1 line that just calls the Go program ^_^
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by vrazj 8y ago
Don't forget when they sent your data to Cliqz.
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by vrazj 8y ago
And I don't think anybody wants the ads they have added to the home page.
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by vrazj 8y ago
It is slower than Chrome. That's enough to me not to consider Firefox, given that speed is everything I care about.