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I was using Vivaldi when something needed to be done using Chromium. After MS updated Edge, it got an outstanding built-in text-to-speech engine, I couldn't find any more merit towards moving back to Vivaldi (since I love using that feature, it was a deal-maker).

note: I'm already using a windows machine and am not much of a privacy evangelist. But, Vivaldi is an excellent browser with a neat feature set and I totally see its appeal to power users.

Two thoughts.

One: Must've been one hell of a premium domain name price (assuming it was bought from someone else).

Two: Why must you need the user's home or other mailing address, telephone number, mobile number, device location, credit and debit card numbers? [1]

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[1] https://archive.is/xrKRd

Prime Jordan > Prime LeBron, that's how I put it.

Someone on our school's group chat shared they had a technical interview where she was asked to write code on a shared google doc. I really hope that was an outlier.

My website, like many, uses Cloudflare's CDN.

I occasionally spend time going through the analytics section inside the dashboard. I suppose those are data points gathered by your edge servers (?). If true - how is that different from what is launched today?

Can a googler chime in to explain why Gmail is so slow at loading even on the most robust PCs with high speed internet?

Good UI, bad UX.

I've been told adding a custom domain to ProtonMail requires an upgrade to their 'premium' services, which, is payable. Wonder if there is a way for those of us who own a domain get forwarding with their free plan. Genuinely curious.

Yeah, it seems like a firefox-specific issue. Replicated on windows here.

Works absolutely fine on Edge though.

Is someone handpicking the ones to be printed or is this automated?

Wow, Arbitration is such a get-out-easy-card and characteristic shady corporate way of circumventing accountability. I normally don't thank people for sending me a down a rabbit hole, but here's an exception. Learnt something new today, thanks.

Please elaborate on this, I'd like to learn more about the implications of finding this word in the terms, speaking as a complete noob on the issue.

How's the internet service in Chicago these days? Is it AT&T? If not, who's running the show?

Ahh yes! the Get-Your-Friend-To-Call-A-Congressman approach. Works like a charm every time ;)

>Removing the ".nomedia" file from my snapshot folder solved the issue. Not sure whether I created the file or not, but apparently excluding it from the library breaks snapshots. Hope this helps!

That seems like it.

Was kinda hoping it would be called v2020.11.01.1 - The Streisand Release.

>The metaphor that makes sense to me is that the identity provider issues passports and Cloudflare One is the border agent that checks that they're valid. At any particular moment, different passports from different providers may be allowed or forbidden to enter just by updating the instructions the border agent follows.

Can someone please elaborate on this metaphor? I don't quite get it in context.

what language is ripcord written in?

There was a time I was excited to get a PayPal account owing to all the (perceived) hype around it.

I made one and linked my card but rarely used it. Once I had to pay to an online merchant and for some reason the card didn't work so I hooked up my savings account. Months go by and since I never came around to using the service again, I wanted the account closed.

But before that, as a personal preference, I wanted to manually remove the card and account link. The card worked fine but it won't let me do it with the bank account. Took 3 separate chats over a week to get it done and I finally closed it to never look back. I have no idea of the dark patterns exist anymore.

Now I just use cashapp to send and receive money with my friends. Left such a salty taste in my mouth, I'll never give PayPal any business anymore, just seems sketch.

Where is @dang when you need him? Look at this thread and all the newer comments.

Oh yeah I logged in to tell you that. I was having a lot of fun customizing the details of a page when I met with a 500 error. Love the idea and execution, the best part would be the presentation mode. Are you planning to add an optional background music option in the future?

It's a series of images and I'm choosing not to rehost them. Here's [1] the direct links, hopefully it opens for you.

[1] https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f406669322964f142b45249/...

[2] https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f4066699a557880d973bc91/...

[3] https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f406667d1dbd65a6a995d23/...

[4] https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f406667dcb11d2009b4d0f1/...

[5] https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f406667165d4d7af1f9bd6f/...

Having refuted the central point of this entire essay, why do you think he wrote this in the first place?

I believe this is a better link: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/80.0/releasenotes/

>One day someone will release the ‘detect and block anything resembling kpop’ extension for Twitter and I’ll be happy.

Not only kpop, but entire "fandoms" as a whole. When that software finally arrives, I want to be able to refer back to this comment and say I read it here first.

I looked up 'potato' and ended up with a lot of obscure but delicious options. Looks like a win to me. I do have a little suggestion btw: Any reasons you did not put the search bar on the middle of the screen on the mobile version? I think that would be more intuitive for the user.

Anyways this is an amazing project, good luck!

That's an interesting piece of info. Thanks for sharing!

Oh I see, my apologies for an incorrect suggestion in that case.

Another neat command added to the arsenal. Thanks for linking this here.

Hey Jeremy, congrats on the launch! Neat product, wish you luck. In the article, I did find a couple of minor errors you might want to look into. Not meant to nitpick, just a human version of spell-check :)

"Do this startup will be alive 6 months from now?" can be "Will this startup be alive 6 months from now?" and

"Do my architecture will remain usable if I want to stop using Revolv?" can be "Will my architecture remain usable if I want to stop using Revolv?" Good luck.