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I use Firefox and what is ironic is the integration with Pocket - an on-by-default service that has tracking pixels [1]

[1] https://getpocket.com/privacy#passive

Unrelated, but do people on HN have a different definition for the word "trivial?" It's used so frequently that I wanted some clarity.

Where I come from, trivial means "of little importance," ex: The Kardashians' drama is frequently over trivial matters.

Could you elaborate on how you got TTRSS to scrape?

With the advent of database-managed, self-hosted personal clouds (i.e Nextcloud/Droppy,) the difference is even smaller. It's developing into a self-hosted "just works" personal cloud ecosystem.

This honestly just grows the demand for permanent access to media.

Redit live threads on major world events aren't tied to a subreddit. They report developing stories from many sources.

Never forget PRISM.

Yet people blame Obamacare for the prices you just mentioned :).

How'd you make the HD spin down automatically?

Now, iTunes backups (which historically took up gobs of space on the tiny MacBook drives of years past,) only save app data, and restoring will take up the aforementioned bandwidth.

That’s why I use an iOS 6 iPhone 5 with iTunes 11 on OS X Mavericks.

You CAN run a terminal with a jailbroken iPad.

Just sayin'

That analogy is the biggest thing to happen for Linux porting since Valve's Proton SDK - all future MS-funded Xbox One games do come to Windows (albeit as UWPs) and run great.

I've traveled to France a few times. Whenever I walk through the towns, I notice a sense of noncompetition and inclusivity amongst the school-aged children there.

This social system eliminates the temporary high that one gets from their "15 minutes" of being the king of the American hill, while substantially decreasing the amount of depression and anger.

IIRC Chromium OS doesn't collect the data the way the closed-source Chrome OS does. It's a great OS for getting work done (on Gapps, of course.)

Debian (and all other userspace-run operating systems) are in a container.

To be fair, there is a 15-minute mod (mrchromebox.tech) that allows for all Intel Chromebooks =<Kaby Lake to install an open UEFI that supports Windows, Linux and even Clover/MacOS in some cases.