chungy

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   by chungy 11y ago

   > Is there some case law that has determined "offenses against the United States" == Federal crime only? At least going by the spiritual intent of the Constitution, the United States wasn't so much of a country on its own
2. 1652.▲
   by chungy 11y ago

   CyanogenMod has it built-in, called LiveDisplay (and even a default tile in quick settings for toggling it).
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   by chungy 11y ago

   You could also just use LibreOffice, which comes preinstalled on Ubuntu. GP merely mentioned _creating_ slides, which should pose no issue. Current versions of MS Office even support OpenDocument (*.odp files) for both reading and writing,
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   by chungy 11y ago

   It's easy on any major OS. Windows and OS X have one/two-click installers, Linux distros and BSDs pre-package it. The only really difficult case is a less-mainstream OS where you'll have to compile it, which honestly isn&#x27
5. 1655.▲
   by chungy 11y ago

   They all swap names to confuse the rest of the world. :-)
6. 1656.▲
   by chungy 11y ago

   Likewise, I've had Dropbox since around 2009 or 2010, never even heard of Mailbox until now. I actively avoided Carousel solely because of how much the mobile Dropbox app was trying to push it on me, my reaction was more-or-less "
7. 1657.▲
   by chungy 11y ago

   To be fair, there's little reason that browsers shouldn't support syncing among each other for most or all data. History, bookmarks, passwords, open tabs/sessions? Why can't this be serialized to a common format and sync