TheForumTroll

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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Arcing from a rail that when filled with salt water gives off 1 volts up at road level?
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
The difference is that the one you link has a few induction plates along the route while the other has rails from one end to the other. It's like saying "why do we need electric cars? We already have hybrids!" There are also
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
"Only available if you sell your soul"
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
How is serving better quality with less bandwidth "ham fisted"? Both Netflix and Google says the codec is better. If anyone was ham fisted it was Apple who fought to stop free codecs'.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Apple have to consider themselves lucky Huawei isn't having an easy time in the US. In my opinion they are better than Apple in design and hardware. I wonder how much lobbying Apple does against Huawei in the mobile market.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
From your post it doesn't sound like you need it. What do you need it for?
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
The Intel use more power than two or three of the others combined in some tests. You gotta be pretty desperate for Intel fanboy-respect or having a very niche usage to buy one over a Samsung IMO.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Interesting. I wonder how bad the other cards are in comparison to not warrant a test at all.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
"Hey homeless dude. Wanna make $100? Just sign your name here on this Political Ad contract and that's it!"
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
They still collect information on you from all sites with a Like button. If you don't mind that there's no need to delete anything.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Woaah there! 2.9% + $0.30?! I just changed my provider because their 1.45% (+ $0!) was way too expensive compared to the competition. Do Stripe provide a bag of gold at every Christmas?!
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Yet another reason I'm not backing on Kickstarter any more. Only good thing to say about Kickstarter these days is that at least it isn't fig.co
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
It is based on where you and the business are at, not the users citizenship. If you are in the EU you are covered. If the business is in the EU you are also covered. Data being processed in the EU is covered (and transferring it to the US i
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Lots exist, just not cheap :)
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
That was only one sided though.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
They don't target American companies. American companies makes themselves targets. If anything it is the US that tries to hurt European companies (actually any business that isn't American). If US law can't control a business
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
Xbox and PlayStation. The "problem" is that you want to game on your PC, not that there isn't another viable option.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
But even Google is moving away from Android! ;)
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
That he hasn't actually tried Linux.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
It doesn't sound like you have used Linux since 1998. It works "out of the box" with multiple screens no matter the DPI.
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by TheForumTroll 9y ago
>No one has an Android device on their desk at work If you mean as in a desktop PC then no, but smartphones is becoming more and more important and Apple is not strong outside the US. Around here almost everyone has an Android phone as a