Endy

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by Endy 8y ago
That's not what I'm getting at. I believe in crystallized design. Once something is fixed, don't go breaking it. If any changes for any reason break something I need, I'm not introducing those changes into my system, be
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"...while his app offered real value -- unlike many of the other apps caught in this App Store review change..." Does anyone else find this comment as highly dubious and scummy as I do? Because it definitely feels to me like Mr.
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by Endy 8y ago
Then don't update iOS and turn off updates if you have a mission-critical program running on a particular device?
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by Endy 8y ago
As a user, I genuinely don't care about your aesthetic when it comes to your IAPs. I want a clear-as-day notice well in advance that you're asking to take real money for non-physical goods and/or services. If some group is w
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by Endy 8y ago
Honest question: How would I do that when I'm on a rather locked-down school Chromebook?
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by Endy 8y ago
Thank you! Now I can go back to suggesting this to all the physics teachers in the schools where I teach! Oh and regarding malware, we'd gotten the Chromebooks, brand new, from Dell, a week before.
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Couldn't do that when I was using the school Chromebook.
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My only problem with this website is that when I used it with a class of students, there were pornographic advertisements in between the plane types. That was really upsetting. Please reconsider your ads.
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You can also leave those chats you're not interested in with the touch of a button, or mute the chat if you care about the people but don't care about the chat itself. Heck, you can set it with a filter, as I said, so that it pop
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by Endy 8y ago
I haven't gotten a single message from a Skype bot in over a year. Sure, Discord may not have too many yet, but just wait. When it becomes more profitable to allow the bots than to block them, Discord will have them too. The same th
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by Endy 8y ago
I don't use that version of Skype. My client still connects just fine.
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When I buy games or movies, it's only on physical media. Then again, maybe I'm just old fashioned when it comes to this, because I don't believe in paying real money for non-physical goods and services. I don't trust a
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by Endy 8y ago
Do you produce games on actual printed disks? Have you reached out to smaller gaming stores - both in your area and around the country? If you move away from digital distribution, you might just find yourself feeling more stable. And cer
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by Endy 8y ago
I find it amazing how very different the user experience is for me compared to so many others. I hate(d) Discord; in fact I deleted my first account there a while back - then, a few months after I was back to Skype full-time (instead of ha
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by Endy 8y ago
With Firefox removing RSS, I think that's the final nail in the coffin for it. There is nothing left of what Firefox was, it's now just a hollow shell and a name that means nothing.
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by Endy 8y ago
I may have to try it then. How does OpenBSD name drives? Logically, like A:\ & B:\ for floppies or removable media, C:\ for main HDD, D:\ for main optical media or second HDD, E:\ for second optical media, etc? Or does it name in the
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by Endy 8y ago
While I understand your mindset of, "If you are not experienced, you should not use root, because it's dangerous. Your experience confirms that. When you need to use root, plan for disaster." for a network-based terminal at a
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by Endy 8y ago
Mint broke all over the place on all the machines I've ever installed it on. Couldn't get graphics, sound, or networking running smoothly. Complete disaster with my built-in Bluetooth and my BT mice & keyboards. And doesn&#x
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"No longer". That's a very bad sign about QC and how confident the major retailers are that we're not going to switch to a different and more stable OS. The problem is that they're right, because Unix/Linux&#x
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by Endy 8y ago
I hope no one here finds this a shocking revelation.
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Zoho user since 2006. Thank you for responding to this quickly. I saw this just a little while ago; I use Zoho Writer and Show for presentations and team-based doc editing and I have for the last decade. If Zoho goes down, I'd be very
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by Endy 8y ago
I'm the weird one, I use Yahoo.
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That doesn't actually provide an alternative, those are just clients.
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No, a brick wall doesn't stare at you blankly. Nor does it argue back arrogantly and defy you that whatever Google wants is best.
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by Endy 8y ago
If you allow an unlawful ad to exist on your platform, you are knowingly violating the law and should be punished.
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I disagree. If they know they are hosting employment ads, they need to be required to perform to legal standards. That means that, minimum, an employment ad should be seen differently than a regular ad by the algorithm and by the backend -
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Hooter's gets in with a loophole. Their waitresses are technically "entertainers", which means that their cup size could actually be considered a BFOQ. It's a weird middle space that exists because Congress in the &#x2
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Because of the law and the EEOC.
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No, this is specific to employment law. You can advertise products or services to whomever you wish. Employment must have equal opportunity.
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To paraphrase Judge Dredd on this one, The Law is what's most important. The law is written to oppose injustice and as part of doing so, inequity Follow the law. Work to have it changed if you think your public persona can survive fi

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