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abrowne
11y ago
It does in Ubuntu starting with 15.10 (as I mentioned). I don't know about Debian.
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abrowne
11y ago
Another (fairly) recent improvement for apt, but on the UI side, is the apt command [1]. It "combines the most commonly used commands from apt-get and apt-cache. The commands are the same as their apt-get/apt-cache counterparts
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abrowne
11y ago
Google search the URL and follow the link. Works for FT, WSJ and many others who have some agreement with Google.
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abrowne
11y ago
There aren't really many decent small phones. I have a first-gen Moto E, and it's about as big I as I'd like, but the new versions are larger. Same with the Moto X. The best current options seem to be the Sony Xperia Z x Com
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abrowne
11y ago
I loved my Motofone too. I've also been thinking a smartwatch might be the best chance for a small phone these days. Thanks for the link to the Pine.
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abrowne
11y ago
I think 90–100 minutes is perfect. Anything longer and I'd prefer multiple episodes.
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abrowne
11y ago
Key sentence: "It's developing the software with $100 million in funding from Hong Kong-based Tsinghua Unigroup International, a subsidiary ultimately controlled by the Chinese government and the prestigious Tsinghua University i
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abrowne
11y ago
And it looks like it includes redshift-gtk to give it graphical controls. Most packages I've used (Fedora, Ubuntu) split them up as redshift and redshift-gtk, and I've only never installed redshift-gtk, despite running a full Gnom
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abrowne
11y ago
More about "grue" in other languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distinction_of_blue_and_green_...
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abrowne
11y ago
I've enjoyed using Airbnb, and I think the same about myself, but it's hard to rent a place and only get considerate guests.
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abrowne
11y ago
Microsoft scans URLs included in Skype chats to e.g. warn about malicious sites, so that part at least can't be solely P2P.
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abrowne
11y ago
I don't use iOS, but if I did, I'd use it just for multiple search engines, awesomebar history search, and history/bookmark/tab sync.
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abrowne
11y ago
firefox: chrome for safari.
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abrowne
11y ago
While you can plant fruit seeds, the fruit you'd grow won't be very similar to the original. That's why most fruit are propagated by grafting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_tree_propagation
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abrowne
11y ago
Linux distributions can and do support Secure Boot. I know Fedora, Ubuntu, and OpenSUSE do. FreeBSD is planning[1]. [1]: https://wiki.freebsd.org/SecureBoot
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abrowne
11y ago
The tweet says "V8 is replacing its baseline JIT with an interpreter, not unlike JSC and SpiderMonkey".
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abrowne
11y ago
> The fact that Denver, Kansas City, MO and Omaha all flank the state and contain more developed business centers also makes company development unlikely. > I wonder what has made Minnesota so successful. These are related. Between Ch
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abrowne
11y ago
It could also be a desire for linguistic purity: pinc may have been borrowed first but then someone though it wasn't "Welsh enough" so they coined (the rather logical) gwyngoch .
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abrowne
11y ago
I don't know if any language lacks compound words. Your first example is shard with English: (River) Dart + mouth -> Dartmouth (also Plymouth), Dart + moor -> Dartmoor.
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abrowne
11y ago
The mobile i5, at least he dual-core U-series, do have hyper-threading.
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abrowne
11y ago
If it's any consolation, these BBC {Future, Travel} articles are generally pretty insipid.
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abrowne
11y ago
My Mac is only connected to Gmail to sync contacts, but when I authenticate with Google, mail is in the list of permissions. Now I'm worried this could happen to me, even though I don't have mail checked.
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abrowne
11y ago
Krunner is my favorite part of KDE. Glad it's part of this project.
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abrowne
11y ago
I'm not a regular Fedora users, but I was following this enough to notice that it was not default until version 22. There were builds for testing via copr (like PPAs for Fedora).
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abrowne
11y ago
This too is my reason for looking forward to Gtk+3!
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Firefox nightlies for Linux are now using Gtk+3
(glandium.org)
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abrowne
11y ago
Two words: reading mode.
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11y ago
That would annoy me too, but I've never noticed it. My main laptop is a Core 2 Duo, so not a speed demon. Have you tried with extensions disabled and/or with a new profile?
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11y ago
That was my thought too. It answered how and when , not why .
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abrowne
11y ago
As I posted elsewhere in this thread, with click to play your browser still reports to the website that you have Flash installed. Sites still often don't send non-Flash content unless they thinks you don't have it installed.
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