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Re:Chrome exempts Google sites from user site data settings on Sunday October 18, 2020 @07:13PM (#24821900)
Ff extension management is unusable for 5 or more extensions.

Need extensions to prevent sites from blocking select, copy, paste. I want an extension manager extension that let's me quick toggle extensions but ff apis don't currently support this from what I understand.

Correct I value basic usability (the ability to use many plug-ins in this case) over privacy. This is why I don't use proton, cause I can't actually get anything done with it.
Is the another non chromium browser that can handle more than 5 extensions?

Ff extension management is terrible which i find unusable in an age where I need extensions to prevent sites from removing usability features like select, copy, and paste.

I'm using brave but I don't fully understand how it's related to chromium and if it's a true fork that they are going to be able to maintain independently. I have many many extensions in brave and an extension manager that let's me toggle them right from a drop down. Any suggestions?

Srsly, 12$.
Sorry for us being skeptical of 140 character claims...

I don't see how that url means Google is doing this, when none of us have been able to verify. There could be 100 different things touching your email doing this.

Pretty sure most hn wants this to be true as a reason to sharpen pitchforks.

Re:Chrome exempts Google sites from user site data settings on Sunday October 18, 2020 @10:53AM (#24818248)
Because ff extension management is utter useless garbage and there are many missing but useful extensions.
Re:Stop the Earn IT Bill Before It Breaks Encryption on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @10:36AM (#24698074)
Just like law enforcement has always done, it uses the tools at its disposal. There are many mechanisms that require elevation and precedence already like a subpoena. Further more pgp is already in the wild, this bill will just force liability over towards the platforms and make them open up.

A fundamental requirement of a free society is encrypted communication, always has been. Im amazed given how the police state has grown since 9/11 that there are 'poor police' arguments et all. Government always grows in scope. The secret fica courts that were intended for terrorism only ended up being 50% domestic drug cases.

Re:Stop the Earn IT Bill Before It Breaks Encryption on Tuesday October 06, 2020 @10:21AM (#24697907)
The distinction between the parties is little more than an illusion.
There are soooo many regulations that add barriers to mobility in Germany. The weird employment recommendation coded letter, and the fact that you literally cannot fire anyone.
Re:Samsung TV owners complain about increasingly obtrusive ads on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @09:45AM (#24627724)
Top panels all have these "features" honey.. You can get a shit panel without ads or smarts...
Re:Samsung TV owners complain about increasingly obtrusive ads on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @09:37AM (#24627642)
Can't get new tvs with normal remotes
Re:Samsung TV owners complain about increasingly obtrusive ads on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @09:25AM (#24627509)
Yea force it to go through a proxy with your own ca and filter from there.
Re:Samsung TV owners complain about increasingly obtrusive ads on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @09:12AM (#24627357)
Airlines are controlled and limited by regulation to where its no longer "free" and you can't vote with your dollar cause you are a guarantee. There are very few airlines that offer more legroom and even then it's not comfortable. Same with telecoms. TV industry lacks competition in this regard as well but largely due to the centralized manufacturing. I also blame modern ip law as many of these companies have rediculous protections increasing cost of entry.
Re:California to Require All New Vehicles Be Zero-Emission by 2035 on Thursday September 24, 2020 @01:46AM (#24575625)
But wha tid your remote be those artificial gov overhead costs designed to fail it out. Fro. What I understand the raw material is leased from the gov at high rates.
Re:A Picture of Java in 2020 on Tuesday September 22, 2020 @10:18AM (#24554601)
Extract interface, implement interface, extract method, move(to own file) only exist for go and c# via jet rains and are practical for anyone writing real world code.
Re:A Picture of Java in 2020 on Tuesday September 22, 2020 @10:12AM (#24554548)
Yes but they are clearly missing something and that's simplicity. I use goland because ei get go refractor and move utilities but I get annoyed when I feel like I have to fight it to do simple things. I think the default keyboard shortcuts between the two products show a lot.
You just saved me a lot of time. In the middle of migrating homelab from day from docker/swarm to kube and had not thought of this. Ty.
I'm in the same boat.
Re:Microsoft's underwater data centre resurfaces after two years on Tuesday September 15, 2020 @02:51AM (#24478535)
The same is true of land based operations ha IMG environmental impact, there is a whole lot more sea than land.
All of this legal infighting is our tax payer dollars fighting tax payer dollars to stop the spending of tax payer dollars on the spying of the tax payers..
No.
I think maybe it's taught many of them to act less and more slowly rather than over regulate and burn money. What's the tax rate there and what are you getting again? Oh cool trolleys.
That supply and demand would change greatly if the 20 miles outside of the city center wasn't restricted to 3 stories.. Artificially tilts supply to nothing. Local owners want to keep it cause their prop value would drop and not in my backyard. Really really simple. If the state would override the locals, and zone it better, sf wouldn't be the most unaffordable city.
You don't get to expect a mortgage in the city.. It's a city.
Absolutely lost it about a minute in when he goes "you guys can't.. Just do that.."
As stated by others it was designed by to bankrupt them. They have to lease the raw material from the fed at huge markups.
Yea your right then political atmosphere around both of those situations had absolutely nothing to do with the engineering of the plant and therefore had no impact... ️

There are more industrial accidents in every other power generation source that hurt and kill more. 100% renewals is 100 years out.

Your assuming we can run on renewable, which we can't, and won't be able to in our life time. Germany is a good example.
A lot of these types of arguments are just kind of absurd and flat. We are developer the rules are what we make them. Apple can allow other software stores while still having effective parental controls. None of these things are mutually exclusive.
Re:Show HN: Healthcare Is Dumb on Friday August 28, 2020 @11:50PM (#24313291)
This was by design. Didn't the dems do this in '96?

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