Aoyagi

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by Aoyagi 9y ago
I think they iced Astoria, like many of the good ideas. They seem to enjoy chaining restarts and broken promises/ideas.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
I heard that most American degrees are, in terms of knowledge and whatnot, worth a high school diploma from some European countries. Any truth to that at all?
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
I was under the impression that even Blacberry, who release security patches every month, are too slow though...
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
Yes, there are plenty of students who could really use seasonal jobs now taken by illegal aliens.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
That's what surprises me about Australia. The place can get bloody hot and yet Aussies usually stay in buildings with no thought for insulation at all.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
Actually the study [1] states "1C, almost 2F" or "more than 1C, almost 2F". [1] https://asunow.asu.edu/content/excess-heat-air-conditioners-...
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
I wish the world took an example from LKY...
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
The only version of Windows 10 I'm interested in is the one where it is I who is mostly in control, or, you know, be the power user, not just some power sheep.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
Sure, the best thing to do when you have one of the best education systems in the world is try to fix it. What could possibly go wrong?
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
User accessibility, userbase size.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
But...they do have a delivered status. I think it's "delivered to the servers" (probably doesn't work in "secret chats"), but it fulfils the same goal. Edit: It does work in secret chat as well And yes, Telegra
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
Give them some credit, it was probably Illustrator.
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
Well, it's certainly better logo update than what Cadillac did. They went from a nice crest with a wreath to a fat crest with too much chrome - http://puu.sh/vSH60/fe68dfbe32.jpg - an opinion
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FastMail – Privacy Awareness Week 2017(blog.fastmail.com)
2 points by Aoyagi 9y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
I'd think Durov was the kind of person who uses social network only for PR and is not otherwise interested in it...
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by Aoyagi 9y ago
> Speed limits help maintain a steady flow of traffic. I don't understand why this isn't mentioned in every speed limit discussion. Driving in Australia / New Zealand with very strict speed limit laws is so much more relax
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
I haven't yet "googled" it, because I have no need for it, nor do I have will to search for non-existent things. I can do it (dismiss specific updates before they are installed) just fine without your super secret workaround,
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
But it is correct. You're like a child who keeps telling everyone that it has a secret but it can't tell anyone. Considering how you have approached this whole "discussion", I am hardly surprised. I presume that your sup
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
There is no way to prevent specific updates from installing without using 3rd party tools.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>Entirely possible. I am not interested in workarounds. Especially not in a premium OS whose all previous applicable versions had that option. >No, typically you just type in what you want to mess with, e.g. language, region, firewall
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Yes, I believe there are scenarios where completely disabling updates is desirable. But more importantly, I believe in having a choice which updates to install while not disabling the updates altogether. >As for the settings, in win10 yo
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
It's not free on any level. It doesn't work perfectly.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>ease-of-use and general amenities Yea, nah. Splitting settings into various interconnected places with completely different UIs is anything but easy to use. Flat design has nothing to do with ease of use either. Not being able to disabl
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
>3rd party add-ons to disable this behavior are just temporary hacks. And I understand that disabling these amazing features in control panel (or that new nonsense) also tend to be temporary - until some update randomly turns those featu
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Ghostery is Acquired by Cliqz(ghostery.com)
111 points by Aoyagi 10y ago|13 comments
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
When we get to critical mass? More like "if". I doubt the majority (crushing majority even) of active web browsers will ever get to that length. Especially noscript, which makes some sites completely useless.
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Is this going to be Cadillac's "Supercruise"?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
But like, if you don't fill your website with megabytes of useless bloat, you'll get called out, because "it's 2017".
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
So you're wearing a ballistic armour?
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by Aoyagi 10y ago
Don't confuse innovation with what is nowadays called "streamlining".

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