WayneBro

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by WayneBro 10y ago
I would say: left of the vote button too.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Oh and because you said "If /r/Android says it, it must be true.", then it must be false. Did we move the conversation forward now? No. I'll add my voice to the ones who say that The Verge gives me the vibe that the
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Well, if we're going solely by Apple's behavior towards their customers, then I don't trust them one bit. That's kinda beside the point though because the very simple point here is: If the tech exists, it will be used. O
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Nobody here is able to prevent you from using Forbes or other similar sites. So, your analogy is way off base and that's why it sounds ridiculous to you. It would be more accurate to compare this to "removing a restaurant from a s
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by WayneBro 10y ago
They haven't been tracking which links I click for the past five years or so since I've been running an extension like "Don't track me Google" - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/do
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by WayneBro 10y ago
I actually do want to respond to your crappy insult one more time by saying that I use both Windows and Macs. And I like Windows better - the desktop OS that's used by WAY more people than OS X. So your insult doesn't even make an
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by WayneBro 10y ago
> That's just self-grandeur pissing on millions of people as idiots while you alone are smart enough to see through the illusion. Wow. You got really personal there. Where's dang when you need him? Insults aside, that's no
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by WayneBro 10y ago
> This is not just a shallow thing for personal showing-off: in its general application (ie. not just in laptops), how you look and what you use can have quite an impact on your opportunities and connections. Yes, being a follower can ha
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by WayneBro 10y ago
> Sibling comment covers this perfectly. Which one? The one that asked if it was wrong for carriers to block updates in the first place? Right vs wrong isn't my concern here. Here is the sum of my comment: Apple used their market pr
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by WayneBro 10y ago
I'm not saying that it's RIGHT that carriers block updates for anyone. I'm saying that was a rule that was in place by carriers before Apple came along and made a stink about it. Now they're complaining about Spotify try
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by WayneBro 10y ago
You mean kind of like how Apple asks for preferential treatment from every other entity? You know, for things like: - Being able to install updates without asking the ISP. - Fast lanes for their services with ISPs. - Special or even FREE re
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by WayneBro 10y ago
I hope that every pro-Apple techie is happy with the monster that they've helped to create by enthusiastically jumping into the Apple ecosystem over the past 10 to 15 years. If you're starting to see the light - please consider us
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Another way - I disabled that site's Javascript privileges on my computer using the "Quick Javascript Switcher" extension for Chrome.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
In the US it's more like 40 to 50%
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by WayneBro 10y ago
If I were designing this system, the paths would look something like nytimes.com/e2be6560/d570/xxx-yyy-zzz(.jpeg/.js/.html/etc).
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by WayneBro 10y ago
The change is starting at places like 'The Deck', where they only sell ads that don't track anyone - no Javascript or Iframes. http://decknetwork.net/privacy/
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Maybe Typescript? (On Node.js obviously for server side).
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Incorrect. Gulp and grunt can track dependencies the same way you do anything else with it...just add the right plugin. Saying that gulp/grunt aren't real build systems because of one feature that you actually missed anyway is lik
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by WayneBro 10y ago
> Great in theory not so great in reality. OK. How exactly? Any details? Tried it? Your comment is light on facts, heavy on opinion. > Microsoft is going to half-ass it because that's not their core competency... Gee, I thought b
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by WayneBro 10y ago
With Bash on Windows you'll be able to run Linux apps on Windows too. So, if that works out Windows lock-in would be about even with macOS. Lower, if it works really well since hardware is no issue. But that's as a desktop worksta
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by WayneBro 10y ago
I wonder if this woman thinks we have a "sea of chicks" problem in elementary education since mostly women are training our actual intelligence.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
He said it was hilarious, not that he was offended. Therefore, your claim that he somehow has "thin skin" is completely baseless. Also, he didn't say that the "PC thing" was causing women to not contribute. No. He
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Replying to every little rebuttal that I make only makes you look worst. Shoo yourself.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
"that will run perfectly on Linux, Windows and Mac with little to no setup"? No. I see no reason at all to use a Makefile in that project other than it being your personal preference. It's completely non-standard for web proj
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by WayneBro 10y ago
So then the question for me is do I want to deal with Google or Amazon? I pick Amazon every time because I'd never want to depend on Google, who hates customer service and sucks at it.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Oh, so you're not an expert at all by your own admission, but you won't listen to anybody else who is also not an expert. I'm so sorry to inform you of this but, you actually lost the debate here.
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Please show me the makefile for your Javascript project that will run perfectly on Linux, Windows and Mac with little to no setup. I doubt it exists. Until then, I'll stick with my Node.js build tools, thank you very much . Honest
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by WayneBro 10y ago
Right, so you're an expert in automotive engineering then?
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The types are what give it structure. Types are the structure. When you create a type, you are saying in concrete terms "this is exactly how things happen and nothing else". This is very useful information for a large project. T
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by WayneBro 10y ago
They didn't think that a one-button mouse was a problem for the longest time either. Apple can be wrong and they're certainly wrong here. OS X window management is completely incoherent and not well thought out compared to Windows

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