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brynjolf
9y ago
Because historically money has had massive influence over the decisions made in the states. I side with the human over the faceless multi billion company.
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9y ago
When Spotify launched in USA they increased the prices on their existing markets and lowered the prices for USA below their original. This left me with a sour taste. Now they complain about Stockholms infrastructure while also tax dodging.
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brynjolf
9y ago
Boring. Heard it all before.
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9y ago
They removed the search option åer conversation as well and made it match everything as long as it is written in the new client, aka totally utterly useless now. It annoys me so much!
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9y ago
Wow what an insult to Nolan. Why would you hate on him like that?
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9y ago
Anything that even questions a company's moral and ethics and holding them accountable always gets the ol' "Shareholder, only for profit duh". Ok we understand that, but I'm still saying it is not Ok.
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9y ago
So we shouldn't hold anyone accountable? Just give up? Yesterday Hackernews talked about how Apple was just focused on making money and they should ignore any moral implications, today we are supposed to feel compassion and understandi
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9y ago
Nevermind someone died. The most important thing is the reputation of an organization. Holy Moly are you ever compassionate?! She was a well known reporter and talented, show some respect would you?
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9y ago
What should I do if I think you are spreading FUD?
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9y ago
You had to create an account and I refused. One user lost. Periscope had Twitter accounts at least. I hate creating accounts before seeing the product.
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9y ago
That makes 0 sense, why should the longer person pay tax for their genetics? Also don't recline if it causes physical pain to someone else. Wtf is wrong with you
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9y ago
I actually sometimes just copy the text from medium into a text editor so I can continue doing this. I'm addicted to highlighting.
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10y ago
We have office 365 but no personal account. I still get the question every single time... And it doesn't work well with password managers
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10y ago
I used lastas for two years. When my student license expired I tried KeePass, 1password and Dashlane. Dashlane used over 1.2gb of memory, was slow and made no sense. You could add sites in the standalone client but NOT passwords. So you had
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10y ago
It uses soo much memory and there is obvious UX mistakes everywhere like you can add new sites in client but not generate passwords. Dashlane really worried me sadly.
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10y ago
Visual Studio Code is slow in comparison to VS. It has way less features. I hope this is not the path they take.
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10y ago
Your country amazes me. Where I live if you call the hotline for medical advice and describe anything that sounds like heartattack they are obliged to tell you to go to the hospital and wants to send an ambulance. I know because I was in on
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10y ago
And we have no obligation to expect their next product to stay alive long enough for us to use it properly.
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10y ago
After the second shitfest he lost me. Colourful language sure but this just felt out of place.
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10y ago
Same time it would have took to Google it...
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10y ago
In the past reddit mods and administration threatened to do someone who had a system like that running, especially for direct messages
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10y ago
It takes nearly 2 seconds to switch from Teams to direct messages, that is inexcusable.
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10y ago
I agree. I guess it is to seem more like buddies, I think it is strange dynamic. I am paying for the product, I don't want an emoji response.
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10y ago
I had same issue but at home where my work flow is different. My solution was to use the extension "The great suspender" which sleeps tabs that hasn't been used in a while. Might help you too.
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10y ago
And speed. Sublime beats it in speed by a huge margin sadly.
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10y ago
Sublime doesn't lag to the point whole words disappear when typing over Citrix. VsCode with VIM over any connection is a nightmare. Sublime handles it like it is local. Big big difference on the main reason you use a text editor, to ed
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10y ago
I love that app so much. It is nearly perfect!
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11y ago
Opera has had it since 2006 [0], so if you want to bend what they are saying they are technically correct :) [0] http://www.operasoftware.com/press/releases/desktop/widgets-...
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11y ago
I had a 4gb textfile I wanted to open. Vim choked while Scite handled it like it was no big deal. Later I configured vim to handle it okay but Scite still is there in my toolbox if I need it.
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11y ago
I still have two requests that are invisible and can't be removed. They been there since the start. Pretty much says it all.
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