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by antris 8y ago
Anything from Android can be forked into any number of Linux distros you want to make. So none of it is Android-specific, really. For example Android software worked on Jolla's Sailfish OS.
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by antris 8y ago
Umm... Phone games? All Android devices are based on Linux. Android is a major player in the mobile gaming industry.
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by antris 8y ago
I remember when major games being launched on Mac was worth a mention, or even a full feature in an Apple Keynote. Nowadays games are being released on the Mac constantly and nobody bats an eye. It's a better time to be a Mac gamer tha
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by antris 8y ago
But then you would have to trust the software doing the checking.
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by antris 8y ago
> A computer can help you make selections and fill out the ballot but the voter must be able to read the printed result and confirm their vote was properly printed. And that would essentially make the voting machine a very expensive pe
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What Happens When You Try to File a Complaint Against a Police Officer(youtube.com)
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by antris 8y ago
Isn't pretty much that caveat right under the title? "Notice: Below represents my PERSONAL beliefs about agile and team organization. Your results may vary."
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by antris 8y ago
True. But it was funny to see how the Apple haters ate this up.
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"... and it won't appeal to business customers because it doesn't have a keyboard"
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by antris 8y ago
Of course the competitors will follow. But Tesla will probably be first and a step ahead in the future, hence the talk about go-to-market speed.
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by antris 8y ago
>Tesla has it's own hardware platform. Anyone with an ounce of sense will know that was always going to happen because of power consumption, cost and performance ... so that they can create performance-intensive features that nobody
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by antris 8y ago
Can you please provide the sources for the claim that this compromise has been widely known before? I've had the gut feeling too, that utility control rooms have been compromised for a long time, but my gut feeling isn't the same
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by antris 8y ago
Yes, I'm asking that. Because all sea water is irradiated anyway, the effects depend on the amount of radiation in the water. So, what problems is this water entering the sea causing?
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> Just about no one would want to see their neighborhood turn into ... Just about no one would want to see their rent go up year by year either. These interests should be balanced by the market, and now legislation is tilting the table i
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by antris 8y ago
> They've made progress in reducing the amount (it used to be hundreds of tons daily) but it's still a problem What exactly is the problem that it is causing?
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by antris 8y ago
Also a Finnish way of reducing teen pregnancies is a "summer condom song" made every year made by top Finnish artists, sponsored by all the big record labels and the national broadcaster YLE. Most of the biggest selling artists in
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by antris 8y ago
Smart way to do the migration!
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by antris 8y ago
Nah, I'm simply tired of people trashing someone without a reason. The things he might have done are just examples; there's loads of different scenarios that might be true and we don't know really much about it. I'm not
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by antris 8y ago
This article is blocked to the EU.
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by antris 8y ago
He was asked for help. I never claimed that the Thai government had asked for his help, I simply don't know. Could be, could be not.
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by antris 8y ago
You said I pulled it out of thin air. I didn't. What the hell...?
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by antris 8y ago
> Yeah, and while you are doing that you are pulling stuff out of thin air, like the fact that he was asked to help – by some unknown stranger on Twitter But he was...? https://twitter.com/MabzMagz/status/101425
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by antris 8y ago
What have I claimed about Musk's intentions or actions? I'm not the one who criticized him, but I have not lauded him for it either. I don't know what's going on at the rescue site nor am I claiming that I know. I'm
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by antris 8y ago
I am not asking you to rely on faith, I'm simply asking you to drop your faith on "knowing" what goes on at the site and in Musk's mind and admit that you simply don't know.
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by antris 8y ago
> I can’t read the guy’s mind Yet you write as if you could.
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The lack of evidence or tweets doesn't mean that Musk didn't help them in other ways.
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by antris 8y ago
> Usually when you are using the phrase "he has been asked for help" I would imply that he was asked by someone officially responsible for the rescue and not by random people on Twitter. Obviously that hasn't been the case
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by antris 8y ago
Where did you get the idea they were short on money or rescue equipment and/or Elon Musk hasn't rented or bought them rescue gear?
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by antris 8y ago
1) If someone is helping, I don't give a ---- what they say about it. Actions speak louder than words. People criticizing Musk probably haven't lifted a finger themselves to help the kids. 2) How do you know if Musk's help wa
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by antris 8y ago
How do you know if Musk gave them money or not? How do you know if money was even the issue? How do you know Musk thought he knew better? Where is this coming from? Do you always assume you know everything that other people are doing/n

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