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boobsbr
3y ago
Which they started themselves.
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3y ago
Voat
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boobsbr
3y ago
I don't think it has been released. 0.48 is in RC phase.
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boobsbr
4y ago
Joke's on Apple, I'm still on El Capitan.
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boobsbr
4y ago
Adobe (now Apache) Flex.
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boobsbr
4y ago
If I'm not mistaken, GWT did hydration way back in 2010.
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boobsbr
4y ago
This game has been invented before. Not a dunk on you, people come up with similar or identical ideas all the time without knowing at all about previous instances of the idea. I first learned about this game from a YouTuber named Cary KH, h
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boobsbr
5y ago
Interestingly, a lot of Belgian houses still use oil (mazout) furnaces.
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boobsbr
5y ago
Coincidence, maybe?
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boobsbr
5y ago
It gives off "Snow Crash" vibes.
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boobsbr
5y ago
Terrifying. The fact that a massive lobbying group compromised of millionaires, billionaires, mega corporations, with representatives 'infiltrated' in governments around the world should be a huge warning sign to anything they say
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boobsbr
5y ago
I know this trope is tired but: "Big Brother knows what's best for you."
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boobsbr
5y ago
This is awful. People should be able to search for Russian propaganda, and see what kind of narrative they are weaving.
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boobsbr
5y ago
Literally unusable.
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5y ago
I just listen to then when I'm doing menial work, like doing the dishes, or folding clothes; or when I'm lying in bed.
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boobsbr
5y ago
I have an LG TV with WebOS. The OS is fine, but the CPU is underpowered and has difficulty streaming video.
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5y ago
correct horse battery staple
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boobsbr
5y ago
I used RethinkDB for a while, before migrating to Azure Table Storage, and it was nice to use.
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boobsbr
5y ago
Yes, UO. Catskills shard.
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5y ago
Well, when I saw sites that didn't work properly on Chrome because they were tailored to IE/Edge, or went out to of their way to inconvenience me about it, I just stopped browsing them. Or disabled all scripts and blocked cookies,
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5y ago
I didn't flip because of features, everything was working just fine for me. I flipped beacuse Chrome, at the time, was incredibly faster and snappier than Firefox. And it remained like that for a long time. I bet a ton of users switche
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boobsbr
6y ago
Seeing 8 GO mobile data plans was really weird the first time. Then I remembered my telecom classes and we use octets because there's no confusion regarding byte sizes in older differet architectures.
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boobsbr
6y ago
Makes you think that Kernighan and Ritchie chose really well the least problematic name for their language.
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boobsbr
6y ago
Reminds me of people on Twitter being outraged because the color of an item was written on its packaging in multiple languages: Black Negro Nero Preto
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6y ago
There's a sporting goods brand called Le Coq Sportif. There are people with the surname Le Coq. This Anglo-centrism bothers me as well, because we can find words in English that sound dirty in other languages.
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6y ago
Where I am ATM, it's pronounced 'cock'.
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boobsbr
6y ago
Oh, how I miss my 486, with a Model M, and running OS/2.
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boobsbr
6y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Steam can't be installed on a case sensitive FS on a Mac.
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6y ago
Additionally, the fragmentation of streaming services just creates inconvenience and resentment among the users for having to subscribe to N different services to consume media. I see it happening with digital game stores: my friends refuse
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6y ago
My opinion is that it costs nowhere near that absurd amount. People who pirate stuff most likely will not buy the content anyways. It doesn't cost them anything if people don't want to buy their product.
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