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931.
by aflag 7y ago
If he was complaining about gnome I'd hand it to him. But he installed niche software and complained it doesn't support mainstream features.
932.
by aflag 7y ago
That'd be a dream coming true! But I'm sure it wouldn't be the end of "free", ad-ridden content.
933.
by aflag 7y ago
So you used a somewhat obscure window manager, found a missing feature in the folder viewer you were using and jumped to the conclusion that Linux has a broken desktop experience?
934.
by aflag 7y ago
They could charge to allow people to use private clients equivalently (or maybe even more) to what they make per client selling that track data. Either way things go they'd win that way.
935.
by aflag 7y ago
When I run it nowadays is usually on Chrome. I'm just glad the people and projects I really care about are not on discord.
936.
by aflag 7y ago
I think the main reason is just performance. The official client is slow and slows down my computer. I have signed up and joined a few servers like Mario maker ones and the one for the diablo disassembly project (which I always forget the n
937.
by aflag 7y ago
They could charge to give you an API key that you can use with your 3rd party client
938.
by aflag 7y ago
Bummer, I was about to start using discord. There are a few servers that I'd like to join, but I find their app slow and annoying. This could've been a good compromise. I don't want to break their TOS, though.
939.
by aflag 7y ago
One line of reasoning is that the everyone will know about companies leaking data of millions, so they can take steps to mitigate, whereas probably no one will know about a leak like this and just live unaware
940.
by aflag 7y ago
> Stay away from microwaved food. Keep dogs away from plastic toys Unless you're not a sperm producer, then you can eat all the plastic you want.
941.
by aflag 7y ago
Now that you can download the full game from steam and return it for a full refund, who would prefer to play the demo? That said, you can find all kinds of demos in console stores.
942.
by aflag 7y ago
If people know they can pay 10p so that the important email they have to send will certainly not end up in the spam folder I think it will benefit everyone. And if all marketing email is being filtered and they don't see value in payin
943.
by aflag 7y ago
As far as I know typescripts add types to JavaScript which will enforce tests for certain classes of programming errors. Trusted types is a custom validator for what is allowed to be assigned to innerHTML and the like. That check is done du
944.
by aflag 7y ago
Netflix disrupted blockbuster, which is long gone. They aren't different from other producers, except that they also have a proprietary distribution channel.
945.
by aflag 7y ago
There's at least two other options. Once, a friend of mine came from a conference, he was really excited about his stickers and gave me one. I thought it'd make him happy if I sticked it to my laptop, and so I did. Some time ago a
946.
by aflag 7y ago
Sorry, it should have been "framing your relationships". Today having a good profile in social media does have an impact on your social status. It's not difficult to imagine a future where things you say at home have an impac
947.
by aflag 7y ago
Everything you say counts towards your profile. It's the threat of social media framing or relationships, essentially.
948.
by aflag 7y ago
I've been toying with the idea that companies that use user data passively (while the user is not interacting with the system in a way to expect that data usage) should have to notify the user about the usage. For instance, if data you
949.
by aflag 7y ago
One year is a very short time. The fact is that we can't rely on having support to all our add-ons and browser experience in the near future (next 2-3 years) means we have to start thinking about what to switch to. Also, I wouldn'
950.
by aflag 7y ago
But if Firefox 69 is not coming to Android it means it has already EOLed, doesn't it?
951.
by aflag 7y ago
That's a shame I used to quite like Firefox on my mobile. I guess this is back to Chrome soon then :(
952.
by aflag 7y ago
Our bodies are not perfect, you know? That's why cutting out a mostly useless part of it, the appendix, can actually save someone's life. Our bodies overreact and take bad decisions all the time.
953.
by aflag 7y ago
Would it be possible to do it just exploiting the algorithm?
954.
by aflag 7y ago
You must not work as a model.
955.
by aflag 7y ago
Relevant parts of the chat may have been left out, though. Also there could be previous record.
956.
by aflag 7y ago
I call them unidentified objects.
957.
by aflag 7y ago
Your own employees barely count as users.
958.
by aflag 7y ago
Why is Facebook dead? I use it quite often.
959.
by aflag 7y ago
Life, uh, finds a way: http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20170125-there-is-one-animal-...
960.
by aflag 7y ago
Interesting. I'm curious to see how it plays out. I can see it working if they make Libras look valuable in itself for their user base (eg. Being able to get Libras from other users for services or content and then being able to buy re

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