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brusch64
10y ago
okay ? I'm not using Bluetooth on my Linux PCs, so I can't comment on this. The last audio problems I had with Linux was more than 6 years ago when I was using Ubuntu - it configured my soundcard on the PC wrong, was easily fixed.
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10y ago
Which audio cards do you mean exactly ? I'm pretty happy with most of the newer USB audio interfaces, as they happen to be more and more class compliant, so you don't need a seperate driver for it. I'm using the Presonus Audi
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10y ago
LXDE has some really "interesting" window borders. Beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder.
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10y ago
for me the biggest advantage is working in my own repository and then pushing the changes upstream. I can develop features independent of other features. If there is a bug I can fix it, merge it into the productive branch and carry on worki
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10y ago
>we now have close to half a century of evidence that no human currently living can use C safely How many operating systems are written in C ? How many of the more mainstream operating systems are written in other languages ? You're
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10y ago
I really like modifying commits (as long as they are not pushed) - but I know that this is quite a controversial topic. For one of our biggest projects branches in SVN didn't work at all. We have multiple production, test and developme
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10y ago
I've been using Subversion since 10 years or so and I've changed completely to Git, so I've got experience with it. For me Git was really a much needed upgrade to subversion. Working with branches (testing and production, we
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10y ago
What are the superior foes in your opinion ? I don't know any of the other distributed version control systems. The only other version control system I have much (too much) experience with is Subversion and it can't hold a candle
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10y ago
swinging shouldn't be a problem if you are doing the russian swing (maximum shoulder height). For the more advanced exercises military press, snatch and clean and jerk you need a room where you can stand up with your hands straight abo
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10y ago
How about Kettlebell training ? It can be done easily in your home (if you have some space) and you can do great full body workouts. I was pretty much out of shape when I've started it two years ago and now I feel great. The people ove
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10y ago
I think its strange comparing languages and then saying that the point doesn't stand because code guidelines of companies don't support the more compact version. I don't like the version without brackets, but I don't thi
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10y ago
Compared to what languages ? I always thought of C# as the improved, less verbous Java. I wouldn't compare it with Python or other dynamic languages, but I prefer it to most compiled languages (especially at the times it was created)
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10y ago
Yes - this doesn't help at all.
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10y ago
Hopefully it's better than their own calendar app they install on their Android phones. My sister was missing the "task" view in the calendar app. Found out that this is Huawei's abysmal own calender - it worked in the G
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10y ago
>Teenage girls trying to get birth control are told they are irresponsible or are sluts I'm not from the US nor am I a woman.. but if this happens you should really change your doctor. I don't think that this would be legal &#x
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10y ago
well you tactic doesn't work that well in Austria. The peer pressure for slow people is noticeable (especially during busy times). But that's one of the things I like about that. You take a cart - put everything in the cart and pa
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10y ago
my mother still says they were much faster. But I think Aldi had a smaller varierty of products back in those days too.
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10y ago
What would be your alternative ? You think that people look better in working casuals ? Suits ? From your comment I would suppose that you are living in the US. I personally wear jeans pretty much exclusively and have no problem with it. I
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10y ago
..and I will happily not use iTunes at all. A music player unable to play FLAC (a free codec) that was released 14 years ago. A nice operating system with a bad media player.
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10y ago
Another vote for lollypop. I'm not keen on the last update (moving the great album view in a hover menu) but other than that it does nearly everything I need from a media player. The only thing missing for me would be an integrated ta
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10y ago
I'd say not too good. This reminds me of the death of Cliff Burton (the first bassist of Metallica): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliff_Burton#Death
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10y ago
Same here in Austria
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11y ago
Well you forgot the region code problem the DVD had. At least in the beginning it was really hard to get around this. It's definitely easier if you were in region 1 and only wanted to watch content for this. But in the beginning it was
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11y ago
Yeah this is really funny. Somewhere in this thread somebody said that he finds the 3s design superior to the Model S and that he really likes the Porsche Panamera. My taste in cars is completely the opposite. But I don't care too much
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11y ago
different strokes for different folks. Can't stand the front. Looks more like a Toyota than like a "premium car". But I don't like the Porsche Panamera too. I don't think we have the same taste in cars.
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11y ago
Austria - ORF(Austrian Broadcast Station) teletext: http://teletext.orf.at/
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11y ago
Here a link to the ORF(Austrian Broadcast Station) teletext: http://teletext.orf.at/ I don't like it, I prefer more thorough news. For me the problem with reading news is not that the writers are writing too long winde
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11y ago
I leave you a link to the urban dictionary item for this term: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=giving+head
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11y ago
I guess having more comments is improving their perceived credibility. It is much easier to add fake reviews in this way too. So it is a win for Amazon and it is a win for their suppliers / producers, until it backfires.
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11y ago
My thoughts were exactly the opposite when reading these comments. It was more like "Amazon should really stop people commenting on articles they didn't buy". Those comments are getting old pretty quickly.
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