Aoyagi

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   by Aoyagi 10y ago

   Yeah, it's can have many meanings (including "non-EU, non-EEC and non-EFTA countries". I just used the one that's the most popular. ^^
2. 152.▲
   by Aoyagi 10y ago

   Well since you just bulked Czechia, Poland and Germany into one group, I can understand how you fail to see it. Since you mentioned Germany, I'll use that. A Czech earns about a third of what a German earns. But everything costs more
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   by Aoyagi 10y ago

   Do you think an average person can afford a steak but for very rare of occasions here or something? No. The average person buys "on deal" cheap food from "discount store" - quality on par with average dog food. Fruit (ex
4. 154.▲
   by Aoyagi 10y ago

   Rent is a bit higher and restaurants are tad more expensive. Otherwise no.
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   by Aoyagi 10y ago

   10k? That's almost the average income (or more, depending on how you count taxes) of the Czech Republic. If I had to choose between living in a 2nd world country and working and living in a 1st world country and not working for the s
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   by Aoyagi 11y ago

   How nice of Microsoft, that they want to use the data all for themselves... and how nice for them that almost nobody even thinks that "not harvesting every bit of data you get your hands on just because you can" is also a possible
7. 157.▲
   by Aoyagi 11y ago

   I like how there are two versions of the title >popular WoW private server >popular WoW pirate server
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   by Aoyagi 11y ago

   Well they were the first ones to implement it natively, by default and made it an integral part of their browser, and were successful with it. Of course they didn't invent it though. They didn't "invent" things like Drag
9. 159.▲
   by Aoyagi 11y ago

   Yep! They brought that revolutionary feature back in about a year.
10. 160.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    There seems to be a "Private Window" feature. Not sure whether it's theirs or the engine's.
11. 161.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    You mean like pre-built toolboxes have some tools many people don't really want? Good thing people can choose the toolboxes they find the most ideal, even if it contains only a hammer and a duct type and a lot of empty space, isn'
12. 162.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    FWIW there are bits of the code here, but I don't know what is the extent of it https://vivaldi.com/source/
13. 163.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    I thought it was pretty clear. Maybe I should have used "Swiss army knife" instead of smartphones? The point is that Vivaldi is a toolbox. Some people like toolboxes.
14. 164.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Webkit/Blink.
15. 165.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    The only browser I'm comparing it with is Opera 12 as Vivaldi is supposed to be its successor.
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    I'm yet to understand all the attention smartphones get. Perhaps there are users out there to whom it is appealing, but personally I don't see the need for the features they bring out like address books and instant messaging in th
17. 167.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Create a new domain, new site, send a link through whatsapp, see if it's pinged by their servers. That would be my first test.
18. 168.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    I don't understand this. The federal minimum wage (7.25 USD) in US is higher than Czech average wage (~6.78 USD), yet things generally aren't any cheaper here. Taxing crippling. I thought the minimum wage at its current height is
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Thank you! I hate this massive imbalance in the publicity. UE4 gets almost everything. When a game is in UE4, you can be sure it will be mention in every article about the game, likely even in the title. But CryEngine? Nothing. CE5 was rele
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    [video] BabyX CGI A.I. Baby from Auckland, NZ(youtube.com)

    1 points by Aoyagi 11y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: Your take on MS not allowing x20 Lumias to receive W10M updates?

    3 points by Aoyagi 11y ago|1 comments
22. 172.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    A bit of a backstab from Microsoft...
23. 173.▲
    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Hello! I was looking at it from a user's point of view though.
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    >A turn-by-turn app that pre-caches the route as soon as you ask for directions, ensuring that you’ll get to your destination even if you drive through an area without cell coverage. That's not what I call "offline". HER
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Yeah, Cadillac must be really happy that they wasted their time on the SuperCruise technology... or how is this going to work out?
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Could we please not share links with the ?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter part? I'm not interested in giving someone idea that Twitter (or facebook or whatever) gives them more traffic than it actually does.
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    Sorry about the slight OT, but what truth is there in this statement I was presented with? >Even if an iPhone is locked, all of that encrypted data can technically be read easily so long as the phone had at least been unlocked once since
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    There are acceptable advertisements as far as I'm concerned. Ones that are static and register the user in any way (including cookies) and don't get in the way of content consumption. It's been a while since I've seen ad
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    If there's no other legal way, they will pay for content.
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    by Aoyagi 11y ago

    TV ads, especially in US, are far beyond unacceptable. I don't watch TV channels that have advertising in them (self-advertising excluded, obviously).