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by IE6 4y ago
FWIW I just gave up and bought youtube premium and I never see ads ever again on my chromecast. Unfortunately because the domain ads are served off of is a youtube domain something like a pihole (which I am also running) doesn't help.
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by IE6 4y ago
Biking is a weird thing. You're not a car but you're not a pedestrian. It's really not safe for you to be where pedestrians are (and sometimes it is illegal) but cars want you out of their way. Additionally as a biker if y
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by IE6 4y ago
generally speaking coming out hot with a "whatever you're doing is wrong and you need to do it the way I want you to do it" is always a hard sell - regardless of how valid your original argument may be
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by IE6 4y ago
Interested to see your data - can you share a reference? Thanks!
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by IE6 4y ago
Modern Chromebooks do a lot more than just run a single website or a single web app - for example right now I am replying to you in Chrome browser but I also have a docker container running doing some dev work in the debian linux console on
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by IE6 4y ago
FWIW I've owned 2 4K chromebooks (replying on one right now, Pixelbook Go)
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by IE6 4y ago
This basically explains how I began. My parents had DOS and Windows 3.11 machines and I wanted to get at the games. Eventually the games became boring and I explored the OS and other programs. This eventually turned into an IT career (af
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by IE6 4y ago
Sort of related - I like the way ChromeOS handles gesture zoom - it just zooms in the screen so everything is enlarged including Chrome OS UI elements. Then the browser can do its own zooming and finally the OS has a zoom level. Best of a
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by IE6 4y ago
Related: Decino on YouTube has a very good series on DOOM implementation logic with real-world demos: https://www.youtube.com/c/decino
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by IE6 4y ago
It's wild to me that two years later someone actually spent the time to write this article. The pandemic opened my eyes to just how unwilling the average person is to experience even the slightest amount of inconvenience in the face o
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by IE6 4y ago
I get that you don't like thinkpads but you don't really seem like you understand how they are built or why they are perceived as durable.
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by IE6 4y ago
> Why they have this bad touchpads is beyond me. Then it would be better to ditch them completely and position the keyboard nearer to the user. I think some brands have tried this (like ones that include a mechanical keyboard or a screen
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by IE6 4y ago
Not a Musk fan or a Twitter user but is the sentiment here that someone with ASD cannot properly create policy or (more likely) employ people to create policy? Just curious.
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by IE6 4y ago
I'm in this right now and one big way this fails is that no one is on the same schedule. It's not uncommon for me to go into work only to join teams meetings anyway. I even stopped going to the room we all planned on meeting in
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by IE6 4y ago
If your post describes me can you explain to me in a way I would understand why I should feel really pissed off right now?
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by IE6 4y ago
perfection is the enemy of progress or something
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by IE6 4y ago
I agree and also 17 inch :)
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by IE6 4y ago
Ok - I will shoulder that burden and disable my google feature on my phone - thanks for the help!
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by IE6 4y ago
It doesn't exactly exist in market as a product yet but the Intel NUC Laptop Element may promise to do this. From the marketing material I have seen it's basically like a cartridge that presumably you can slide into any kind of c
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by IE6 4y ago
FWIW I bought a new Framework laptop and it's worked perfectly with Ubuntu since day 1 YMMV - a major advantage of Framework over other brands is down the road if a component breaks I have a higher probability of being able to replace
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by IE6 4y ago
Ok, if you were me what would you do differently? I wish to be enlightened ...
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by IE6 4y ago
right but I have no control over one aspect (spam calls existing) but I do have control over the other aspect (interruption to my personal workflow due to spam calls) - not everything has to be perfect in all aspects - always expecting so m
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by IE6 4y ago
Yeah - the config is somewhat granular so for known spam I don't even see it happening.
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by IE6 4y ago
That's fair - I've found the opposite: all this does is effectively push up the voicemail service to a layer I can interact with (as opposed to google voice voicemail) and usually important calls will attempt to interract with the
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by IE6 4y ago
Completely anecdotal and tangential but: the feature of the google pixel 6 where it screens my calls for me and offers up its own robo-voice interactive answering service is absolutely amazing. The phone visually shows a transcript of what
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by IE6 4y ago
Ours used it - although maybe not the brand named one. Our entire school (~100 years old) was made of a combination of brick and cinder blocks (that were painted on the inside) so no real good surfaces to mount anything using nails and sco
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by IE6 4y ago
FWIW you can also try scaling the display - ChromeOS does this well out of the box, Linux is OK, Windows has it too. Best of both worlds IMHO.
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by IE6 4y ago
> It is true for those people. No doubt that's not true for you, but you're not everyone. While what you say is probably true I just wish it was not the constant narrative around laptops that have nice screens. I bought a Sams
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by IE6 4y ago
Yes - jeep wranglers are hosable and they will rust in this same way - if you don't completely remove the carpets and really let everything dry out you will get rust.
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by IE6 4y ago
also has OP explored pharmaceuticals? I did a year of prozac, am off now, and it completely reset me. The hole I was in and was incapable of climbing out of by myself is now in the rear view mirror. edit - I missed it in OP - but perhaps t

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