Xelbair

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511.
by Xelbair 6y ago
what about option "don't need to switch"? because i never used whatsapp in the first place
512.
by Xelbair 6y ago
I do play the games, i own some of their consoles. It doesn't excuse the state their online services are, and to be honest - most of their 1st party games are severely overrated if you take away the nostalgia for the series.
513.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Don't forget that they are one of few companies defending hardware region locks, cannot do a simple online services for their products and are basically selling overpriced crap in low quantities to boost sales with artificial scarcity.
514.
by Xelbair 6y ago
curious question - what about gundam?
515.
by Xelbair 6y ago
and 1st party ads are still ads.
516.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Without regulation that won't ever happen. Because you, a paying customer, are worth the most to the advertisers.
517.
by Xelbair 6y ago
maybe in the first place they would allow me to buy an ebook i want. Often i want to buy some ebooks in English, but i legally cannot. UK based publisher has rights to the series, but doesn't sell ebooks, while US based one has an eboo
518.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Right now google is in territory of "guilty untill proven innocent" not vice versa. What prevents you, in future when policy changes, to start using such data?
519.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Confirming that something was lost in a small sized archive, and not just misplaced was hard. I cannot imagine how much harder it must be for such grand one.
520.
by Xelbair 6y ago
>[..]Then google bought it.[..] And that will happen to every competitor on that market.
521.
by Xelbair 6y ago
even a single bit is too much as long as it wasn't opt-in.
522.
by Xelbair 6y ago
and it could be more stable because it didn't implement e2e encryption.
523.
by Xelbair 6y ago
why does the vendor matter? The core problem is a dependence on ANY cloud, or any internet service.
524.
by Xelbair 6y ago
you either sell a service or a product, and must brand it as such. IF you sell a product you lose all rights to modify, restrict and do anything with the copy you sold. Open sourcing sunsetted projects, seems like a really sane approach - b
525.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Knowing corporate world... they will just milk both models
526.
by Xelbair 6y ago
It was overdramaticized, but yeah - shorter lifespan, lifelong torture of being permanently tired, missing quite a lot of jobs(because they must start at 7am, no exceptions). Yeah, no parallels at all..
527.
by Xelbair 6y ago
are there even people using stadia? I'm not even talking about technical barriers(latency) - but the fact that they have both monthly sub and you have to pay for titles.
528.
by Xelbair 6y ago
oh, i didn't notice that. I'll just say that redmine DB schema is pretty simple, and metabase works well with it if you need more complicated reports :)
529.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Redmine? No limit on task nesting, gantt charts built in, git integration, and very customizable.
530.
by Xelbair 6y ago
The amount of people who will stay from 8 am to 8pm will be small and should be taken into account when deciding to offer something without limits. You cannot have the cake(advertisement of unlimited offer) and eat the cake(limit the unlimi
531.
by Xelbair 6y ago
and both cases should be handled properly, as it is in Unicode standard.
532.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Yeah, that would work as an excuse back in ANSI days. we have UTF8 as a standard nowadays.
533.
by Xelbair 6y ago
mods can give posts a second chance, by hand. but only once per post.
534.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Yes it is. Especially after you tried configuring an application which has pages-long comments with commented out examples that are misaligned to indentation, and an app takes few minutes to show you an config error. It is completely impra
535.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Not really, it would be akin to phone company allowing it's users to create multi-user international terrorist hotline, and refusing any kind of responsibility for it... while also sending out promotional material to people they deeme
536.
by Xelbair 6y ago
No one can. It all depends which side you support - the only option is to present both viewpoints in equal measure to 3rd party audience.
537.
by Xelbair 6y ago
>Is it reasonable to expect Facebook to do all those things, compared to other choices that are consistent, neutral, and inevitably result in various type I and type II errors with respect to the nature and purposes of posts related to v
538.
by Xelbair 6y ago
does French legal system have to honor precedents?
539.
by Xelbair 6y ago
Well most social science studies are conducted over the same sample - it just proves that all their results are biased.
540.
by Xelbair 6y ago
>4. Impact on the body - prolonged unmoderated sitting in bad postures, eye strain due to constant staring into the screen, bad eating habits, etc. I actually lost weight and improved my posture when WFH, and i do have better eating habb

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