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abdulmuhaimin
6y ago
Its number one reason I try to avoid any open source project. I actually respect those brave souls thats involved in open source project. Thousands good and one tiny bad thing, you get scrutinized to hell. You literally have to satisfy ever
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abdulmuhaimin
6y ago
Idea is cheap. edit: Beaker browser is what youre looking for
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6y ago
sadly, many people refuse to set their prejudice aside and admit when someone(or country) is doing the right thing
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7y ago
you could still recognize Taiwan exist without saying its a separate entity. Especially important when they actually are the one handling the issue the best way possible. The way he act is truly abominable. Its like Taiwan is in a separate
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7y ago
but the only reason this statement would come out is to refute any rumors that its spread person-by-person. So its implied. They cant confirm anything but they need to refute that its spread through humans
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7y ago
its free food sample. Not free food
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7y ago
you make it seem like receiving $1mil salary and donating 100k as much more "noble" and worthy of donation request. Mind you, even $1mil a year is miniscule compare to what he managed to achieve with the company. So thats already
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7y ago
you mentioned zero incentive. no incentive to fix =/= incentive to not fix
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7y ago
thing is, sometimes people didnt show symptoms and didnt realise they were infected. People make homemade mask because its hard to get stock right now. In that case having a simple mask like this make huge difference in preventing the viru
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7y ago
It might seem related, but your example doesnt discredit what above poster said.
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7y ago
concern of negative impact =/= negative impact. Great job twisting the truth. Im not gonna be surprised if you say you're a journalist.
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7y ago
I hope Firefox die just to shut up these "look how not perfect Firefox is" comments.
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7y ago
maybe the idea is, but the execution is definitely different. If you used them both(Meego and WebOS) you would know how distinctly different they are.
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7y ago
I dont know why people kept calling it revisionist history. Me and everyone I know except for a handful of people really hated how Windows Mobile works. Maybe its great in some way, buts its definitely not great in mainstream user perspecti
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7y ago
it is better. N9/Meego was designed with those gestures as the main navigation of the OS. So it somehow feel intuitive and natural to use it. In comparison the Android gesture is nice, buts its just a nice extra imo. I would probably s
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7y ago
This one simple ad destroyed any goodwill I have towards Microsoft.
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7y ago
>MS has had considerable success in consumer markets, already had carrier relationships, had developer relationships etc etc By consumer market, you mean PC market. They were tiny in mobile market. Its the reason they try to shove Nokia
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7y ago
My sentiment exactly. Nokia was in a perfect position to launch a third mobile OS. even primer than windows mobile. Nokia was still on top eventhough declining. Many Nokia app dev are waiting to jump into the Meego ecosystem if Nokia commit
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7y ago
A Wii without Wiimote is basically a Gamecube. Even as a Nintendo fan who absolutely hate Wiimote, you gotta recognise it, especially when playing with non-gamer. Casual are enjoying playing it with Wiimote, and it became a reason for those
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7y ago
thats a vastly different usecase. Just like eink is still currently the best screen for ereader, it still gonna be relevant for programming once it came out with better refresh rate suitable for programming screen. You underestimate the va
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7y ago
I dont understand these split of opportunity based on something(race/sex etc). Its more PR move than anything If people truly want equality, it shouldnt even be a factor. No prejudice. Just treat all as of us one thing, human being.
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7y ago
Its not like you have gun pointing to your head when making the decision to take the loan. Be responsible. At 18 you're not a kid anymore
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7y ago
So you mean you gotta tinker/hack?
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7y ago
Never saw anyone use Uighur. I thought it was typo. Anyway I think Uyghur is more widely used one
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7y ago
but thats different. the input is still local so the latency there is only the output. its much more noticable if the input has latency
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7y ago
How did Google get away with scummy practice like this?
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7y ago
So how is that "won on technical reasons"? more than half of those benchmarks, Firefox are faster
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7y ago
thats a huge caveat. I think the samsung is the fastest one among all the underscreen fingerprint sensor. But compared to not-underscreen sensor? I agree with above comment. Aside from looking sleek, the underscreen fingerprint sensor has b
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7y ago
Why do you say it doesnt work?
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7y ago
UWB was repeated 39 times in the article. At that point, the "did you read" question(with the assumption he didnt read) become legit
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