Xelbair

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by Xelbair 3y ago
It's godawful even in EU, and that didn't change even one bit over the years. Long wait times, unhelpful people - even sales people! I wanted to change my order from mid-range model to high range model in their official store, and
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by Xelbair 3y ago
>Poland and Hungary are shitfests, with almost complete political control of the justice system. Not really true in Poland. They kinda tried to take it over from other political side, but failed, hard. What's worst is that Polish ju
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Unless those things go so far that they turn full circle, because it's easy to stop fighting for equality and go for revenge.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
It is not about 'looking and pushing' the button. It's about stateful UI. physical layout of buttons is usually stateless - press button thing turns on, press it again it turns off. You don't need to think in which menu
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by Xelbair 4y ago
>I would be annoyed as hell if someone kept asking to be interviewed but never accepted the position. Interviews aren't free, don't waste peoples time doing them if you aren't serious/need to practice. Pay for an inte
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by Xelbair 4y ago
so to paraphrase, he is a bean counter.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Honestly even with default QWERTY/Z layout they are worth it. Better typing position for hands, and the most underrated bonus - you can put ANYTHING between two halves. Pen and paper + notes for solving harder problems? no problem coff
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by Xelbair 4y ago
and what makes you think you are better than them?
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by Xelbair 4y ago
>google >making any product that lasts that's a tough chance for OS. it wouldn't hit growth targets after n-th year and would be remotely disabled by google worldwide.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
it doesn't matter if you have account or not - you are still tracked and they still create a shadow profile for you.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
The issue isn't with CURRENT government. The issue is that with such huge loopholes, FUTURE one might exploit them on a bigger scale than what happens in Russia. And being constantly vigilant and opposed to such laws, is what keeps the
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by Xelbair 4y ago
It is unclear why the views of 65% should be also pushed onto me.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Could a web designers finally stop messing up with the scrolling? This one works fine when you scroll the wheel, but when you use middle click and drag to scroll i just moves one single step.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
they were reading memory directly, so i assume that they were given more information than usual - maybe maphack-esque cheat, + information about gold/items of enemies that wasn't yet revealed. It would seem like players had good m
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by Xelbair 4y ago
take it as a confirmation of your skill - you did so well that others thing you must've been cheating. It is a badge of honor, not a hassle.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
The better you get, the less 'cheaters' you spot. they are honestly rare, or very subtle. Mostly because actually spotting cheaters takes a lot of game knowledge and experience. In FPS games anyone can spot a spinbot, but how you
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by Xelbair 4y ago
to properly search youtube, you have to use google with "site:youtube.com"....
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by Xelbair 4y ago
no matter the reasons, even if current politicians and institutions are 100% trustworthy, no such law should be made. you cannot guarantee that future institutions, and governments will be benevolent, and with such laws you give them easy a
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by Xelbair 4y ago
You already answered your own question, but it's mostly related to higher audio quality and owning your own music, while not being bothered by availability of internet.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
>But even if you pay for a month placement on a given site, the ad buyer is still going to want an estimate of how many legitimate viewers see/saw your ad. yes, you might WANT that. but you do not NEED that. Remember that ad's
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by Xelbair 4y ago
If only there was such thing, maybe call it 'do not track', and put it in the header of request. Oh wait - it was a thing, and was used as just another data point for tracking.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
>VSCode is one of the greatest pieces of engineering of our time. It's really only when you compare it with Atom that you realize how great it is. Atom was built by incredibly smart people, who had full control over the platform and
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by Xelbair 4y ago
EULA is not a law. It's a wishlist of the company.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
the actual purpose IS nefarious.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
I suppose they meant that (most) git commands should be idempotent, and therefore easily reversible.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Sure, but does the separate co-processor needs access to network stack? for a typical end user? definitely not.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Ever snapped magnets together where one was attached to something much heavier? and frankly, any personal opinion doesn't matter in this case - it's a non issue. Just give us options to customize it to our preferences, and don&#x2
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by Xelbair 4y ago
-site:pinterest.com works perfectly, and i use it in my all queries where i search for images.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
if they don't moderate it up to a standard? yes. to use dreaded food analogy - same thing with food safety, if restaurant isn't up to the standards they get closed down.
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by Xelbair 4y ago
Then maybe they should cease to exist?

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