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by abenga 5y ago
Why though, it's a feature they did not pay for. It is horrible UX to show the button for disabled features of course, but if you've been told from the get go that you need to pay for feature X, why would you be pissed that featur
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by abenga 5y ago
I've said this on Reddit before, but the current Gnome is excellent for someone who loves it and only needs a few changes to make it work for you. Personally, I like how everything works (you could also say that this is some form of St
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by abenga 5y ago
Have they tried not being poor?
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by abenga 5y ago
Trump is far more than a card carrying member of the tribe, yet was booed when he suggested taking the vaccine.
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by abenga 5y ago
To plan meetings with colleagues and such? Remind you when meetings are about to start, have links to online meetings?
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by abenga 5y ago
The best coverage I've experienced was the 2012 London Summer Olympics on Youtube. Continuous multiple live streams, could select any event going on to watch it live. I don't think there were ads in the stream (don't remember
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by abenga 5y ago
Sugar lobby did a brilliant job convincing us all that fats are harmful, while all along sugar was the real monster.
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by abenga 5y ago
"OK Google, navigate home" has never failed to work for me for a couple of years now. Maybe you had opened the app to a profile that doesn't have your home address configured? Maybe you had been logged out?
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by abenga 5y ago
Why would a computer system do anything without input from you? I don't understand what you expected? A tutorial slide show, maybe?
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by abenga 5y ago
Even if you have a top 1% home theater set up (and I do), the HBO Max release uses the cinematic aspect ratio (2.40:1?) with giant letterboxes top and bottom throughout, which cuts out a giant proportion out of the scenes filmed on IMAX cam
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by abenga 5y ago
Roads in the US are too straight and too wide to force drivers to be more deliberate in how they drive. They should have curves, speed bumps, etc. In general anything to force drivers to drive slower around pedestrians, and to reduce the nu
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by abenga 5y ago
It seems inconsistent to believe this _and_ still want him to run the country.
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by abenga 5y ago
I think it is probably much, much less harder (as a young, healthy person) to get from relatively unfit to running a marathon in 4:20 compared to getting from that 4:20 to the 2:10 that the elite marathon runners do. It's probably a lo
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by abenga 5y ago
Aside from the apparently compulsory CGI fight in the sky in the last act, Shang Chi has excellent action scenes.
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by abenga 5y ago
Don't most of us live at the office these days?
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by abenga 5y ago
Or it leads to people consciously avoiding subconscious bias and actually focusing on capabilities, not what your lizard brain thinks.
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by abenga 5y ago
And if you sell a million cars, that's 200 million saved.
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by abenga 5y ago
File an FOIA request.
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by abenga 5y ago
It may be before the online mobs grew large enough, but Tim Hardaway dealt with his homophobic comments well enough to convince everyone that he had a change of heart, and was not just trying to manage the fallout ( https://www.wa
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by abenga 5y ago
It wrinkles my brain that someone would believe this. Surgeons wear masks for hours, sometimes dozens, while performing operations that require an insane level of concentration and dexterity. They are not harmed because of this. You have ju
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by abenga 6y ago
Discrimination does not need to be overt, mostly it's insidious, cloaked in vague statements such as "culture fit". And no, not everyone is considered equal. There are many (or at the very least non-zero) racists, sexists, ho
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by abenga 6y ago
It should not be the default; it's a waste of scarce horizontal pixels on something you may not need to use all the time. Alt+Tab is sufficient for seeing which Windows are open, and switching among them.
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by abenga 6y ago
We can argue about the merits of puritanical mores, but this is hardly the same. It's hard to twist "stupid or worthless person" into sexual innuendo to harass speakers (or listeners).
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by abenga 6y ago
It is a text editor. A really good one. It could edit files really well last year, and continues to do so really well now. Which possible bugs can be surfaced day to day, or week to week that need fixes? I am glad to pay for software that d
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by abenga 6y ago
How so? The Taycan (and eTron GT) is an excellent car; the ID4 is receiving okay reviews despite choosing a different space in the compromise space than other makers, and they have a large slate of upcoming cars that seem decent to great. I
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by abenga 6y ago
Right on there it says it's closed as WONTFIX, so you're not asking this in good faith. If it's a dealbreaker, I guess you have your answer.
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by abenga 6y ago
Alt+` (key above tab on most keyboards) should allow you to switch between windows of the same application. So you do alt+tab till you get to your browser, then alt+` to pick the right browser window.
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by abenga 6y ago
They can get a license to use Waymo hardware/software in their cars, right?
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by abenga 6y ago
Because, obviously, sending the parent to jail will not at all affect the child. Americans' love for retributive justice is really weird.
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by abenga 6y ago
I don't know about refunding here, but I love that whenever you cancel Prime, you receive a prorated refund for the unused portion of the period you had paid for.

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