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beedogs
11y ago
Does this mean we can stop censoring television, or at least offer an option for grown adults who can handle hearing the word "shit" once in a while? If they're going to tailor ads specifically to me, I ought to be able to w
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beedogs
11y ago
A poorly-written nitpick about the choice of words used "seems about right" to you?
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beedogs
11y ago
The truth clearly hurts some people, as evidenced by the color of your comment. Ask anyone who isn't in tech in San Fran how easy it is to make ends meet in that city. Then ask them what their commute's like.
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beedogs
11y ago
It doesn't. So very few of those auto-installed apps ever see any use. iTunes (or "Apple Music", or whatever it's called now) might be the only exception.
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beedogs
11y ago
Why on earth are you running AVG in the first place?
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beedogs
11y ago
The new app-switcher screen is terrible. Shockingly terrible.
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beedogs
11y ago
Apple's not going to release a driverless car. Where are people coming up with this crap?
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beedogs
11y ago
2 seems way, way too young for any sort of school environment.
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beedogs
11y ago
To me, the E46 body was the last good-looking 3 series BMW made. I haven't seen one since that made me feel the same way.
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Systemd absorbs “su” command functionality
(linux.slashdot.org)
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11y ago
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beedogs
11y ago
Not really surprising, though: Apple has been making OS X a little worse with every iteration.
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beedogs
11y ago
Lately all FB seems like is an advertising platform, interspersed with the occasional post from a friend.
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beedogs
11y ago
They also don't really seem to put much effort into releasing bugfixes in a timely manner. For a month and a half, you could reboot any iPhone in the world remotely via text message.
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beedogs
11y ago
The oligarchs will have their way on this one sooner or later. Just keep beating the negotiators over the head with it until they surrender.
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beedogs
11y ago
"Zirtual"? Really scraping the bottom of the barrel for names these days. Edit: Really, guys? It's a terrible name.
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beedogs
11y ago
404 now... looks like somebody's gotten word of it...
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beedogs
11y ago
S is for shark. J is for jumping.
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beedogs
11y ago
Apple doesn't really seem to care much about its users once their money has changed hands. Look at how long every iPhone in the world was able to be remotely rebooted via a single text message. That took nearly two months to fix. T
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beedogs
11y ago
This seems like just a bunch of excuses to keep breaking the web.
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beedogs
11y ago
Heh. Once the TPP comes into effect, Nestle will be able to sue the USFS for "loss of future projected revenue" if they ever actually enforce the contract end date.
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beedogs
11y ago
"Researchers had their hands on the controls at an insurance office for a month. And when they warmed the place from 68 to 77 degrees, typos went down by 44 percent and productivity went up by 150 percent." I'm sorry, but 77F
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beedogs
11y ago
Good God. Windows Server 2003 is still under support? Why are people still running that? I'm gonna assume this affects XP as well -- yet another reason to just ban that OS from all networks forever.
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beedogs
11y ago
It couldn't have happened to a more deserving site.
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11y ago
Precisely no one will ever be charged for ripping a CD or DVD in the UK. What a waste of everyone's time.
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beedogs
11y ago
Same thing happened in Australia. CYA laws passed to protect what had already been happening. Our new BS data collection starts in October. Unfortunately, it has bipartisan support, because both major parties are thoroughly corrupt and ter
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11y ago
Reasons to block javascript, #12395 in a series.
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How the Biggest, Most Expensive Oil Spill in History Changed Nothing at All
(motherboard.vice.com)
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11y ago
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beedogs
11y ago
I'm sure the creator knows why, but for some reason, he isn't talking... > For the record, I asked Caudill about getting a NSL, Caudill would only answer, "No comment." Because I reckon that's exactly what happen
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11y ago
Poor leadership tends to make bad decisions.
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11y ago
Flash gets it rough because it's horribly-written software full of security holes . It's demonstrably worse than most anything else out there.
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