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Also strange: on the iOS app, you can add multiple accounts. On the web version not. Tweetdeck doesnt feel snappy at all. Twitter is, very broken - for a very long time now.
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I hope at least they go for summertime all year long then. Instead of wintertime, that would be crazy.
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I’m not the only one that has more difficulties typing blindy on it because there’s so little travel. “Nerve issues”, hah, what a trolly answer.
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I thought I got used to the horrible keyboard, but after working on a old MBP I realise how bad the current one really is. I have no feeling with it. So yeah, for the first time in years, I'm looking around at other brands. I'm ju
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That said, I wonder, as a German now these days, how they keep on relating to these events: posts like these, wargames, movies, you name it. Ww2 is being "exploited" every day. I don't know. Wizo!
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In Belgium it is widely known that families where promised more food stamps if they would sign up their sons. This was done by priests, at the local sunday church mass. This is also one of the reasons there were so many 'collaborators&
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Right, so it’s not really relevant anymore, since everyone involved is probably dead by now...
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Objectively, what IBM did, in helping the nazis, and was collaborating with them, for many years into the war - even when the US was getting involved —, was much worse then what this guy was doing. There’s also Porsche, Volkswagen (basicall
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My take on this is that they make some real crappy stuff, like in: if you ever take it apart, you might as well throw it away. And then they also have some decent, quality stuff, like some of their couches. The problem is that as a consumer
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Nice trivia: he actually started with delivering self-made furniture on his bike in his local town.
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Aaron also had a good post on this: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews — all very true. Even worse, is being really “into politics”, though, and waste your time on that.
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Right yes, I didn’t mean for the high-fat variant. Just in general, low-carb, in any combo, seems to be a healthy option.
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At /r/keto many people also state that their blood pressure and cholesterol levels improve when cutting out carbs. And here's again a motivator to at least try to reduce the intake.
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The only thing I’m missing in FF is the easiness of Google Translate, baked into Chrome. I know there are a few extensions, but it’s less smooth. Other than that, Chrome became bloated.
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Hah! Definitely have the same problem, there's always someone crying. Which are some of those co-op games?
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I love playing board games with my kids, gets them away from anything digital: nintendo’s, ipads or tv stuff. And hey having a 8 year old thinking about his Stratego setup, is a good thing!
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The new Skype user interface is a complete abdomination. Even simple things like the “away” status has been removed. I’m actively looking for a replacement for the company.
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I wouldn't be surprised that there'll be a big privacy/issue leak/scandal in the foreseeable future. Which will make Google have to apologise, and Apple just say "we told you so".
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I certainly appreciate this effort, whatever their long term intention or strategy is with this in a commercial way (or not), it’s in line with what I expect when it comes to my privacy and security. Some of the google/Android “feature
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The good kind of lazy, is actually often just being very efficient.
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With the (apple.com) it looks like an official release
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Right! I’m quite convinced many people with high blood pressure have a lot of stress. That’s one thing. And for some this stress naturally goes together with larger alcohol consumption and/or less sleep and/or bad food choices and
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"Subscription pricing"... if anyone is looking for an actual good business model, is for the upcoming "1password refugees"... and all we want is the same stuff, but not subscription based.
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Why’s there no standard and then MS, Apple etc. can include a pw manager straight into the core OS.
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Quite good results Defaults to French Though
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Millionaires advice about life, and for us normal people, hoping to get something out of it is like counting on the lottery to have a good life.
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> Bill Gates reads 50 books per week?
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The comparison with Facebook is because, yes, we're at a point of choosing which companies ethics you believe in most, and feel most comfortable handling your personal data. Privacy, security, openness, ads, ... at least it does to me.
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The big offender here is Google. They nuked it with killing Reader and FeedBurner is also minutes away of being sunset. Choosing between evils, Google seems a better bet then Facebook, ofcourse, but these actions they've taken will bac
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Headline might be over the top but the essence here is a nice vibe.
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