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amyjess
8y ago
I currently use this on my Surface because it's more touch-friendly than Gmail's website, but it looks like I'll be moving on. Any recommendations for a touch-friendly (i.e. must be UWP) mail app for Windows?
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amyjess
8y ago
As a trans woman who has lived in Dallas all her life, I agree. There is a lot I love about Dallas, but with the state government trying to shove bathroom bills down our throats (the only reason it failed last time was because Joe Straus wa
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amyjess
8y ago
As a Dallasite, I've been hoping we won't get it because it would send our housing prices through the stratosphere and ruin traffic for a generation. From what I've seen, the reaction to this news on /r/Dallas is ve
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amyjess
8y ago
> Those that decide to self-host this stuff, do you ever worry about the maintenance burden? Given that the name is "HomelabOS", I'm sure that this is aimed at people who are doing this because they find it fun and/or
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amyjess
8y ago
Gopher still had Veronica and WAIS, though. No matter what you build, you're eventually going to need some kind of search engine for it.
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amyjess
8y ago
Back in the '90s, David Pogue did a column in MacWorld where he introduced a bunch of terminology that he thought the tech industry needed. One of those, the only one I remember, was "corrupgrade", for exactly that.
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amyjess
8y ago
I actually just came back from a week-long trip to NYC where I stayed with my cousin in Harrison (Westchester) and took Metro-North into and out of the city every day I was there. I had a lot of fun, but I would never ever want to actually
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amyjess
8y ago
> Companies don't want to establish new offices in cities where they cannot attract new talent or there isn't a large existing base of talent. This limits large new offices to large metro areas (5M+ people) I wish more companie
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amyjess
8y ago
So, I just got back from a week-long vacation to NYC, and it's reinforced what I've always felt about it: NYC is a wonderful place to visit, but I'd never want to live there. I had a lot of fun, and I wish I could've s
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amyjess
8y ago
As somebody who lives in Dallas, I'm actually glad that Amazon is passing us up in favor of NoVa, and I've heard similar sentiments from talking to a few of my fellow Dallasites. The consensus is that if Amazon moved here, all the
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amyjess
8y ago
> they make the base OSS product harder to use and more complicated so that people actually need the support and training. E.g. having great documentation directly conflicts with selling training and consultancy. Interestingly enough, I&
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amyjess
8y ago
> Don't buy them, don't eat them. Consumer protection laws say otherwise. We live in a society with rules and punishments for breaking those rules for a reason.
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amyjess
8y ago
...until you find out that you are the terrible performer. The Dunning-Kruger Effect is real. You may very well be that low performer everyone else wishes someone would fire, and you wouldn't even know. I'd take having to tolera
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amyjess
8y ago
Honestly, that sounds utterly horrifying. I'd much rather work at a company that practices Japanese-style lifetime employment.
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amyjess
8y ago
If your license places any requirements on software that is not a derivative work of software you own the copyright to, the license is nonfree by the standards of the OFSI and the DFSG and probably others.
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amyjess
8y ago
PLOS One is also extremely lax when it comes to peer review. They've gotten into trouble for publishing spurious articles using unscientific methodology before because of their lack of quality control. They might as well be ArXiv. Exce
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amyjess
8y ago
I honestly don't see how this can pass OSI or DFSG approval. It's a blatant violation of rule 9, which prohibits restrictions on distribution of other software.
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amyjess
8y ago
I don't know what it's like now, but for a time /m/ was a major hub of the tokusatsu community, and most of the major fansubbing groups got their start on /m/.
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8y ago
If you enjoy reading about this kind of phenomenon, TV Tropes has a whole article on things that have developed huge cult followings in export markets but are considered rather pedestrian in the home market. It's titled "Germans L
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8y ago
Honestly, I've strongly disliked recent changes to Android so much that I'm not interested in updates. I got a Moto X4 last month because I got tired of being terrified that my Nexus 5X would bootloop again, and I'm keeping i
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8y ago
North Texas. I'm pretty far from the EU, and I ordered my phone through Project Fi.
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8y ago
My only problem is that you can't unlock the bootloader without notifying Motorola so they can void your warranty. As much as I want to root my Moto X4 to get the notification LED back, I'm waiting until my warranty expires next f
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amyjess
8y ago
Is that Swagger? It looks like it.
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8y ago
That reminds me of a project I've always wanted to do but keep putting on the backburner: for a while now, I've been wanting to scrape the Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators (UHBMCC) [0] and turn it into an actual datab
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8y ago
Honestly, I'd rather time-warp back even farther and start over from Win2k. It was the last version of Windows with a theme that wasn't butt-ugly.
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The dream of DisneyQuest is dead
(polygon.com)
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amyjess
8y ago
The presence of lengua castellana instead of lengua española in the title is exactly GP's point. Remember that Castile and Aragon only just entered personal union at the time! Prior to Spanish unification, Castilian and Aragonese
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amyjess
8y ago
The fact that you immediately jumped to personal attacks demonstrates that you don't have a valid argument.
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8y ago
Distributions like Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc. require that all software in their core repos be FOSS. It's not about their legal obligations but about their own policies forbidding proprietary software in their core repos. Since the n
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amyjess
8y ago
This new license also gratuitously violates rule 9. Mongo just made a big mistake.
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