SunShiranui

9 ms·

31.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
It certainly looks like it... how weird.
32.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
It's not a solution to all of Linux's problems, but elementaryOS has good usability for me.
33.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
I agree with the parent on the scrolling issue, it's quite confusing and unusable to me.
34.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
It highlights a very serious issue, though - an increasing number of services use all kinds of crazy DRM that only result in great inconveniences for the paying user. Compare that to the relative simplicity of having your music, books, etc.
35.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
I don't use Slack, but perhaps people prefer its UX?
36.
by SunShiranui 10y ago
Mm? I don't see how one could think Microsoft has become any less nefarious than the past. Windows 10 is the prime example of this. If anything, I'm getting more worried.
37.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
Didn't that hurt your social relationships somewhat?
38.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
That post is so weird.
39.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
This is nice, but for me it's never going to be a good option since it doesn't have any native Linux support...
40.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I'm quite confused as to what this does... my knowledge of Japanese is quite severely lacking, I'm afraid.
41.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I use it on mobile for texts, but I need a desktop client that allows group voice chats.
42.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
Skype has been getting worse and worse over the years. Personally I've switched to Telegram for chats, and I'll be looking for alternatives as far as voice calls are concerned.
43.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I think that, when it comes to secure and private communications, you can't really make any sort of claim in that direction if you're not open source.
44.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I think Telegram does really well on both functionality and UX, but is really brought down by their closed-source policy. I'm not sure what the motivations behind that are.
45.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I think that kind of cultural expression is something we need to protect and keep alive. A future when all of our communities, all of our social interactions, are routed two a small amount of services hosted by great companies is one I don&
46.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I didn't know him before reading this, but I have followed and enjoyed fail0verflow's work. It is a very sad loss. Edit: I actually realized who he is now, as I only knew of him by the name "bushing". A shame to see a gr
47.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
Thanks for the plugin recommendations, I think I could use some of them.
48.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I had the unfortunate experience of owning an early 2011 MacBook Pro. The graphics card broke down multiple times (three, iirc) requiring a 500€ logic board replacement. This was a widespread issue, and we, the affected users, repeatedly as
49.
How Estonia became the most modern digital state in the world(medium.com)
2 points by SunShiranui 11y ago|0 comments
50.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I think the fundamental problem with the European Union is the way it's organized and governed. The reason we don't see a wholly European solution to many of these problems is due to the fact that the decision making progress is f
51.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I think your default text size is a bit too tiny (I'm on a 1920x1080 15" display). Although that's a problem for HN as well.
52.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I don't share some of the needs the author has, however, for game development, I like to use Haxe. Mainly because it allows for very easy crossplatform development (to both PC and mobile OSes)
53.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
You do have a point, but it still would be more convenient if the website showed the price in USD\other currencies as well.
54.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
It seems like the author has done quite a lot of reframing to rationalize and justify what he's been through. To me, that sounds horrible, and I doubt I would allow anyone to behave like that with me, tradition or not.
55.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
Is there any actual evidence that MSG should be "cause for concern"?
56.
Tatsumi Kimishima is the new president of Nintendo [pdf](nintendo.co.jp)
2 points by SunShiranui 11y ago|0 comments
57.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
My experience (and that of most people I know) with Apple chargers is that they break all the time despite the utmost care. I would hardly call that an engineering marvel. Edit: I should be more specific - I wasn't referring to the cha
58.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
I don't know - I'm italian as well and I never had any particular problems with not liking football. Although I may be somewhat of a special case, as I seem to associate with people who don't care particularly for the sport.
59.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
That can indeed be done, although I fear that many clients and servers would implement these additional features differently, thus losing all the good that comes from IRC being an open standard. I don't know if it's been attempted
60.
by SunShiranui 11y ago
That's part of the point. It's not critical at all, but it's something people have come to expect from an instant messaging program. If our 'open' alternatives don't get those little details right, then it&#x27

More ›