Reminder: on Chrome, when a website displays an SSL warning, you can type "badidea" to bypass it.
Exactly. The same at night, I log into my World of Warcraft account, and play-act like I'm a night elf druid, because it's fun.
I consider those to be political views. Thinking black people are inferior is a political view. Thinking fat people should be accountable of their own mistakes, and that healthcare should be taken off them, is a…
My two cents: I liked those two subreddits. They were fun, and I'm pretty sure only a very small subset of the regular users did ACTUALLY hate black people or fat people (I'm fat myself!). But evidently if those subs…
How do you know they lied? What if they implemented it but simply did not flip the switch?
Ah, so they are three days late. That doesn't sound too serious.
Multi-monitor works fine. Single monitor, high DPI is very tricky, and barely works, never consistently (like, GNOME looks fine, but Firefox looks tiny). Multi-monitor, where every monitor has a different DPI value, has…
They explain it in TFA: https://changecopyright.org/en-US/
It's the iPhone X, which is supposed to be the end of the line. The iPhone 8 will be priced as it has always been.
Mozilla is biased (towards open internet, liberalism, etc) so evidently this is an opinion piece--they are asking us to stop something they don't agree with!
You remind me of a friend who, as an excuse for having bought a mobile with shit battery, used to say: "well this way I don't look at it that much!!!". Bollocks.
Windows since the Creators Update also does multiple displays and DPIs right. By the way, support for that is completely non-existant on Linux.
None, because nobody hates lighting bulbs or metro card readers, while every driver hates speed bumps. Well, maybe not all drivers, but one driver who hates that damn speed bump that he has to drive over every day is…
Let's see if you shed a tear when a car breaks and city hall (this is, all the citizens, including you) has to pay for it.
I don't know of any websites that force me to agree to a privacy policy so I can access it while logged off.
Reminder: on Chrome, when a website displays an SSL warning, you can type "badidea" to bypass it.
Exactly. The same at night, I log into my World of Warcraft account, and play-act like I'm a night elf druid, because it's fun.
I consider those to be political views. Thinking black people are inferior is a political view. Thinking fat people should be accountable of their own mistakes, and that healthcare should be taken off them, is a…
My two cents: I liked those two subreddits. They were fun, and I'm pretty sure only a very small subset of the regular users did ACTUALLY hate black people or fat people (I'm fat myself!). But evidently if those subs…
How do you know they lied? What if they implemented it but simply did not flip the switch?
Ah, so they are three days late. That doesn't sound too serious.
Multi-monitor works fine. Single monitor, high DPI is very tricky, and barely works, never consistently (like, GNOME looks fine, but Firefox looks tiny). Multi-monitor, where every monitor has a different DPI value, has…
They explain it in TFA: https://changecopyright.org/en-US/
It's the iPhone X, which is supposed to be the end of the line. The iPhone 8 will be priced as it has always been.
Mozilla is biased (towards open internet, liberalism, etc) so evidently this is an opinion piece--they are asking us to stop something they don't agree with!
You remind me of a friend who, as an excuse for having bought a mobile with shit battery, used to say: "well this way I don't look at it that much!!!". Bollocks.
Windows since the Creators Update also does multiple displays and DPIs right. By the way, support for that is completely non-existant on Linux.
None, because nobody hates lighting bulbs or metro card readers, while every driver hates speed bumps. Well, maybe not all drivers, but one driver who hates that damn speed bump that he has to drive over every day is…
Let's see if you shed a tear when a car breaks and city hall (this is, all the citizens, including you) has to pay for it.
I don't know of any websites that force me to agree to a privacy policy so I can access it while logged off.