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10y ago
Not everyone uses (I'm assuming) Twitter
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Yes, I am aware, but I'm very much in favor of removing the useless jack. I have already transitioned into using bluetooth earpuds and headphones with my mobile devices and laptops, and I will never go back to cables.
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Yeah, because people don't know how to mix audio plug your jack only half way in and risk it getting loose. This is like if some guy was punching people on the street, instead of removing the guy you'd just tell people to duck.
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Considering Samsung has been known to push for proprietary technology (they tried to create market of Android apps that would only work on Samsung's phones) I'm little worried there is going to be some sort of new node.js fork tha
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>What does grate is is that I can’t even get a day’s charge out of it Then you are doing something seriously wrong. My iPhone's batter lasts 3-4 days on a single charge. I use it for GPS and podcast/spotify consumption through
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10y ago
Vim has been fine for me
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10y ago
Doubtful
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Yeah... For some reason everyone who is interested in this stuff is SpaceX fanboy and when Blue Origin released their success after SpaceX's failure(s) everyone just seemed to be little them. Then SpaceX did theirs and everyone went nu
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10y ago
Begging for Internet points... shame....
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Why are people so easily offended these days? why can't they just filter out the comments based on their content (like I do for example) instead of forcing their "safe spaces" on rest of us.
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Wish Google would support this. Then again I've already become accustomed to writing !g at the end of all my search queries. I love bangs, but DDG's results are still very subpar
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Personally I wouldn't care if every public/restaurant/whatever bathroom had a camera, why should I? The stalls aren't going to have them, it would just increase over all security and it wouldn't take away any of you
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So what was wrong with the "activate a mechanism (maybe a button) to disable the camera for few minutes"? Then there is no issues like this, unless of course the cop gets attacked in the bathroom, but that's not super likely
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10y ago
Comes with the job, there are plenty of other jobs where you can have your smart phone shit
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>it's just because people don't like being watched 24/7 Unless you work at very odd hours, you probably aren't out on the streets 24/7. You are most likely on the streets for 4-6 hours a day, which really isn
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Man, people really do get butthurt over all kind of stupid shit.
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10y ago
Absolutely nothing, if your video site is still using flash you are already way behind the times.
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10y ago
But again what if he needs to take a shit? I don't know about you, but I can't do my business and wipe well in less than 3 minutes, so the trucks stand there. Then there's the ~30min lunch break, that's 10 trucks just id
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Well, maybe it's time to stop using inferior shit products and buy a proper mouse. Any $20 mouse from your local department store has at least one button to press with your thumb.
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Except the employees are going to need breaks in between working and I'm going to just guess that manning a gas station in the middle of desert alone makes you insane pretty fast. So at least double that salary estimate if you truly wa
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>Ask any newly graduated lawyer trying to get a job. Is this actually a global thing? I mean does this apply to smaller cities as well?
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>it's infeasible to make the now missing feature a configuration option. Isn't Chromium opensource? I'm sure they'll accept your pull request.
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> So make them an option and stop taking the Chrome route of stripping out everything that more advanced users use regularly. Did you really use backspace and "move back" on regular basis? Why? You most likely aren't brows
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Well, for one it's not Vim ;)
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Isn't autopilot appropriate name? Like autopilot in planes doesn't just fly the whole plane and do everything needed.
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I don't think chat needs stuff like that. It doesn't give anything to the conversation, you could just think in silence
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Well, it shows in some people's typing as well. They try to imitate their verbal communication and actually type "hmmm" or something like that. Drives me nuts.
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I thought from the title that this was a plea for Mozilla to rewrite Firefox from scratch since it such a bloated mess
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You can get smart phones for like $20 and if they are not used for anything the service costs are like $5/mo
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Just gave it a 10 seconds and decided this is not for me. Very first thing I enabled (Tabcenter) made Firefox completely unusable to a point where I couldn't even disable the feature or uninstall the plugin. Thankfully these pieces are
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