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boudin
7y ago
Expect supporting wayland properly, which all other major vendors have been doing for quite a while. I wouldn't call this excellent at all...
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7y ago
Intel and AMD cares about it. If the Linux desktop market would grow, Nvidia would quickly change their mind. Now, this market growing is another question... But for me, nvidia gpu are just not a possibility because they lack good drivers o
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7y ago
I just use xmpp, text messages and phone calls personally. It's enough to keep connected with friends and familly. I don't feel the need to be more connected to people than that.
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7y ago
This app was previsouly known as Ring https://jami.net/ring-becomes-jami/
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7y ago
I'm gonna stop answering because you're being misleading on purpose, but you can't say the USA is the richest because people in other countries are laid back worker when the GDP per capita is lower than the other mentionned c
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7y ago
To remind you, it's a post about working in another country, the GDP makes even less sense in this context if you don't put it per capita.
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7y ago
Fine by me, but it's meaningless since it's not adjusted. And anyway, still not the case https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(no...
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7y ago
After moving from a small city in France to London, I definitely miss Sundays with all store being closed. It's a good break. Why Switzerland would need a SpaceX, Apple and Google? For the last 2 I would be happier if they wouldn'
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7y ago
Just so you know usa is ranked 10 in GDP. I don't think being the richest means much, but USA is not the richest https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PP...
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7y ago
Yes, I couldn't agree more. I'm a Firefox user, never switched to chrome because I always had concerned with it. If this an attempt to switch the business model and become independent from search engines, it needs to do it properl
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7y ago
In term of restaurants, at least in London, quite a few are tested by michelin and can be seen on viamichelin website. It's not the same but at least it focuses only on positive reviews and there's no room for fake ones.
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7y ago
Radium existed but not isolated and not usable for X-Ray for example. Plane was in nature also before humans, just not assembled yet :)
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She did invent a process to isolate radium. But if you want to put it this way, nobody never invented anything, even a plane is just about manipulating things that always existed in the environment.
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7y ago
Using alternative to plastics sounds like a much easier and better solution than trying to stop littering. Same way than having shorter circuits to reduce transport, or packaging at the end of the chain, or even smarter selling unpackaged g
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7y ago
China is an offender in the eyes of the usa. They are free to have their own policies. They also have every right to have their own policies around IPs and patents. Now that it makes people unhappy in the US, I get it, it's a different
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7y ago
What the current US government want to achieve is not clear neither. You can't expect China to say nothing and just abide to whatever. There's no long term view, China has quite a few things they can use to pressure the US and it
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7y ago
I've been living there for a while now and as much as there good things about London, being clean is absolutly not one of those... Unless you stay in the really wealthy areas. Where I live the really few public trash are never emptied,
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7y ago
In China thr impact will be non-existant since android phones are shipped without gapps. The main impact will be in Europe where Huawei has a strong presence. I guess that, in the worse case scenario, they will ship sone alternatives servic
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7y ago
Yeah, blaming the airlines and not the obvious flaws in the plane and the way it got its security certifications is the way to go... People should have paid for the "warning when auto-crash enabled" option and I'm sure Boeing
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7y ago
It was on PC and Wii quite before android and a bit before ios. The gameplay is definitely touchscreen friendly though
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8y ago
Can you prove that all the other businesses that didn't survive, either online or shops weren't has much jobs than the one Amazon provide? Also, all the taxes that they don't pay needs to be paid by others. For each optimizat
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8y ago
What is the relationship between burning fossil fuels and medical breakthrough, wealth and progress? So you don't care about it because you don't care about the people as well as species that are already impacted by climate change
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8y ago
My experience with dealing with lot's of legacy app and infrastructure is to take a step by step a pragmatical approach. Identify all the pain points of the current solution, tools and processes. For all those pain points take time to
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8y ago
To be honest, i had managed to disable it prior to some of the big updates. After having to reinstall windows from a newer medium including those updates, i wasn't able to disable it anymore. From memory, it was just an option in the s
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8y ago
That's what i used to do until it was not possible to disable the bing search anymore. This + the fact that searching for a program was quite inaccurate (it will sometime not find it, or do weird stuff like "not" will find no
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8y ago
It's to early to conclude it's only a software bug. And blaming programmers is the absolutely not the way to avoid issues. Humans makes errors, always. Programmers or not. Some errors are unfortunately dramatic (talk about this to
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8y ago
I don't think it's specific to France. UK has random torrent websites banned the same way. Some regulation comes from EU, which has then been implemented by countries in EU: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cop
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8y ago
Obviously homelessness is the core issue, but unfortunately most countries let people live in those conditions. Nonetheless, there was no outbreaks like the one mentioned in the article in other places banning plastic bags. So assuming that
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A good amount of countries have already banned plastic bags without such issue. If this outbreak was really rrlated to plastic bag ban, there must be another factor that must be much more relevant than the plastic bags themselves. Just look
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8y ago
It is still better than doing nothing. It also will promote materials that are a better fit for recycling.
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