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by OnlyLys 6y ago
I used to pay for a WhatsApp subscription. I remember it being a small amount per year. But they did it away with it after Facebook bought them.
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The Snapdragon 888 vs. the Exynos 2100: Cortex-X1 and 5nm – Who Does It Better?(anandtech.com)
5 points by OnlyLys 6y ago|0 comments
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by OnlyLys 6y ago
She seems to be dancing by the Royal Lotus Roundabout near the Parliament and Presidential Palace [1]. The building in the background of the video appears to be a shrine located just past the road leading to the Presidential Palace. You can
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by OnlyLys 6y ago
Ebook DRMs are truly some of the most annoying things ever. I just want to click "Pay", and then click "download PDF" so I can annotate the books in my favorite app. Why do they have to make it more complicated than that
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by OnlyLys 6y ago
While we're on this topic... Late last year I wrote a detail review of a place I stayed at that was poorly maintained. I made the review very detailed, even providing picture evidence of the dirty microwave and clogged air conditioners
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by OnlyLys 6y ago
The atmosphere of the first Mass Effect was incredible. After more than a decade later, I still have fond memories of that game. The second one though, didn't really click with me, and I stopped playing the series there. Maybe with EA
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by OnlyLys 7y ago
Aside from the headaches that wearing over-ear headphones for long can give, they also leave a semi permanent dent in my hair that I absolutely hate. I am so glad that companies are moving towards noise cancelling in-ears now.
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by OnlyLys 7y ago
I do sort of a compromise for my messaging apps. I silence all group chats but leave notifications on for direct messages. This way I get avoid the distraction of group banter while still being able to be contacted directly when something m
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by OnlyLys 7y ago
I have a similar carbohydrate problem too. If I have more than a small amount of carbs in one sitting, my mind will get hazy and I'll get really sleepy an hour or so later. I did a blood test recently and everything was OK, so I'm
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
Same thing in neighbouring Malaysia. Everyone operates under the assumption that you are contactable via WhatsApp. Recently I even had doctor and car service appointments booked through WhatsApp.
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I'm not too up to date on the news, but isn't FB building a shadow profile of everyone? So even if you're not a user, you get tracked and your data gets sold. That to me was a step too far, and got me to really scale back wha
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Linux 5.0 Kernel Performance Is Sliding in the Wrong Direction(phoronix.com)
1 points by OnlyLys 8y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Pro Intellimouse Review(techpowerup.com)
2 points by OnlyLys 8y ago|0 comments
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I agree with this. I've found that for myself, reading is much more effective because everything has to go through my inner monologue first, whereas videos circumvent that. My inner monologue is where I really begin to understand &#x2F
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
> Many people seem to take longer compared to traditional cashier line, but still prefer them. Come to think of it, I mainly self checkout because I don't want to deal with another human. I mean, the cashiers at the supermarket are
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I am inclined to agree. I've tried DDG a few times for programming stuff and the results were less satisfactory compared to Google. And actually in general, when I do searches with abstract keywords, Google gets the meaning far better
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
> Unfortunately the problem is that University's promote professors based on publications. Not just that. At some universities professors can lose their jobs if they don't get enough funding within a year. “I am of the opinion
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Humble Book Bundle: Linux Geek by No Starch Press(humblebundle.com)
1 points by OnlyLys 8y ago|0 comments
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I'll give r/legaladvice a try, as well as consult some of my lawyer friends (if they aren't to busy to spare some time for my rather trivial matter, hah). Thanks for the advice!
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I ordered my XPS 13 back when I was living in the UK and it took more than a month to get there from a factory in China... Honestly I have bad luck with mobile devices/laptops. They all have something wrong with them. From failing ante
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I'm in Malaysia. We do have consumer protection laws, but it's not heavily enforced. Meaning unless a fuss is made, no one is going to bother to follow it. But on a positive note, I've heard that once you make a complaint, th
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I have an XPS 13 9360 that has had so many issues. I shall list them out: - The WiFi was terrible for a long while until I managed to find a stable driver version from Killer instead of from Dell's website. - There is no way to remove
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
I've seen AMD representatives on Reddit's r/amd often. Maybe parent poster can try there.
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by OnlyLys 8y ago
> I've read accounts in the local media (in Malaysia and Singapore) that Mahathir will work at getting Anwar pardoned. Once pardoned, Anwar will run for a seat in Parliament. Once in, Mahathir would step aside and let Anwar become t
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by OnlyLys 9y ago
I tried a lot of prepackaged sandwiches when I lived in London, all of them sucked. Even the more expensive ones from Starbucks were bad. Maybe I'm just not a sandwich person, but I really really hate the bread that they use in the pre
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by OnlyLys 9y ago
I've lived in London for a few years and recently went on a trip to Dublin. I found there to be more sandwich shops (and for some reason doughnut shops) there. While London has better food overall, there is no doubt that Dubliners know
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by OnlyLys 9y ago
I moved away from Firefox because they removed the Ctrl+E to quick search many years ago. I know Ctrl+E is back on Firefox now but back then there was no way to set my own key commands so I tried Chrome (which kept Ctrl+E) and never turned