RNAlfons

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by RNAlfons 3y ago
Do I have to build something comparable to be able to comment on the performance issues I have witnessed? I don't think so. Do I have to accept all those excuses, which like those pictures of ships never run low in this company, to co
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
Judging from the games performance, this looks probably better than what their dev team has.
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
We hand down pixel phones within the family and I'm the last one. Yeah battery is not the best any more but it's enough for a day and I leave it in on the charger over night. I'm also one of those people with those ugly black
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
Unfortunately this is not just some private trend. It is being driven by the Church in Poland which has a powerful connection to the Government.
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
Maybe we'll come back to those kind of practices. Exorcisms have been booming in Poland for quite some time: https://www.dw.com/en/why-exorcism-is-booming-in-poland/a-36...
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
How is this thing STILL on top here?
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by RNAlfons 3y ago
Apple could just reward returns of old batteries. It shouldn't be that hard for a company with so much know how and control over their products.
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
If we've learned something from human history than it is that these questions will be truly decided in the fallout of a disaster. So questions which would interest me more would be: how well are we prepared for a disaster? What will we
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
It actually really did get me interested in the topic. I have a raspi which doesn't do much left. I guess I'll add it to the network soon. Thank you :)
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Damn, I hoped for an article on a new MS Teams client...
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
FYI: https://community.signalusers.org/t/signal-blog-technology-d...
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
I'd say it's a lot better since it doesn't do unknown things with your address book. It actually doesn't do any unknown things and the fact that they're US based is irrelevant since they have nothing to give away th
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Sounds terribly stupid to me. This technology needs drastic minimization to become seriously popular.
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
iOS is not widely available/popular in Iran so it shouldn't be a problem here: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/iran
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
> But it's not true choice is it? Compared to what? Apple?
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Luckily for Apple the choice for alternatives is small as long as you're trapped within the Apple Ecosystem. And changing the ecosystem is hard for most so now it's just the exercise to find out how much you can rise the price
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Investors?
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
The reason is that their own people become exchangeable if you switch to something of the shelf.
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
I had to scroll down way too far for a critical comment... I feel the same. Having grown up on SciFi I found him to be the most overrated author in the genre. I don't know how the author of that article came to the conclusion that Step
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
I actually own a Synology NAS. Weird. Never cared about the app but is sounds really nice. Thank you. I'll check it out.
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Can you recommend some?
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
> They have market dominance because of the value that they offer. This isn't true for Microsoft. They're a monopoly for most of the PCs on this planet and since they've been that for years now, changes to a different syst
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by RNAlfons 4y ago
Are you even aware that most of the people on this planet either can't afford Apple or just don't want to throw away so much money for fancy design quirks?
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European Union moves forward in antitrust case against Apple(apnews.com)
4 points by RNAlfons 4y ago|0 comments
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
The government already does that and the market for those is huge, people who can install them are in high demand. It's happening and has been for years now but this is not Luxemburg. It takes a lot of time to switch 75% of the whole p
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
75% of the German population uses oil or gas for heating[1]. Most of them rent a flat[2] in a city [3]. So heat pumps are nice and you even get money from the state to install them but they're not doable by most of the people. [1] htt
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
So what do you propose? To roll out electrical heating for 75% [1] of the German population? You think this is in any realistic way affordable or even doable in a significant time? Seriously? [1] https://de.statista.com/infog
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
Houses here actually get support from the state for such heat pumps. Unfortunately it doesn't help most of the citizens of Germany since most of them rent in cities and don't live in houses where they can decide and install easily
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
I like how you didn't provide even a single one but instead left some useless ad hominem and downvote. Sounds pretty rude to me.
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by RNAlfons 5y ago
I don't think China could do anything about the attack itself (besides pushing it back into the mud...). This way the Taiwan development isn't anything they could change. It will wear off though and doesn't really change anyt

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