crysin

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by crysin 8y ago
It's important though to make sure that your team keeps tactical advantage so that it can continue existing. Maybe someday mankind will find world peace but in our current world there are a lot of nations that hate each other still and
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by crysin 8y ago
Depends on your perspective really. In my experience, the word "Computer" strictly defines a tower and monitor to people I've encountered outside of the tech sector. While Laptops, Desktops, Phones, Game Consoles, etc are com
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by crysin 8y ago
Not the old one. The new ones asking for your preferences on where your information can be sold.
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by crysin 8y ago
I really hope it doesn't take the EU over 4 full months to prove a cookie banner is in violation. That seems like a straight forward infraction if the way people have interpreted the law is accurate.
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by crysin 8y ago
I keep seeing this response but I've seen no articles about the EU laying down the law and punishing these so blatantly obvious infractions. So either companies are not implementing it incorrectly or the GDPR has no teeth. The EU needs
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by crysin 8y ago
Everyday. Being able to turn my car on, have the station already set and not use any sort of data I have to pay / account for is irreplaceable. I also get a variety of information from the morning talk show that I wouldn't have ot
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by crysin 8y ago
Well unfortunately Microsoft and Apple don't appear to be working on a account sync feature at the moment so Chrome offering synchronization between my Windows, Mac, and iPhone is the next best thing for me, personally. I like having m
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by crysin 8y ago
Replacing door handles is definitely not a common maintenance requirement for cars. Sounds like your 90k Escalade may just be an overpriced lemon.
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by crysin 8y ago
I think there is also a psychological effect. Knowing you're getting paid while vacationing is a lot more comforting than thinking about all the hours of pay you're not getting. I think this would fall under a similar effect to ho
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by crysin 8y ago
So a service provider behaves in a way you disagree with and you decide to break the law and torrent copyrighted material?
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by crysin 8y ago
Which is annoying when your power company uses Twitter as their public notice board but only tweet replies to people about the status of the outage.
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by crysin 8y ago
42k in student loan debt isn't crippling though. That's still a small amount of loan debt for getting an MD.
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by crysin 8y ago
I haven't looked at them in a while but I believe Mattermost is still offering self-hosted options and I believe they still market themselves as a slack alternative.
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India to ban iPhones from carrier networks over resistance to anti-spam app(9to5mac.com)
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by crysin 8y ago
Lots of people like new cars and being able to have the latest year's model every 3 or so years is a big bonus for people. Same a majority of people like having the latest iPhone or Android flagship phone. Not everyone places value pur
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by crysin 8y ago
This does nothing to help convince people that data privacy is important. Physical privacy and data privacy are two very distinct ideas that have very different implications in people's lives. Please don't conflate the two as if t
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by crysin 8y ago
I think one thing with engineering / building with Legos are the restrictions it imposes. It forces creative thinking, makes it so you have to think through the whole problem and a way to solve it with the tools available to you. This
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by crysin 8y ago
It's not Unity, it's the developers. Unity can perform very well if enough care and effort is taken to understand it. The problem is a lot of Unity developers don't take the time to learn it's mechanics or just don'
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by crysin 8y ago
Anecdotal, but I've never had a Razer mouse go bad on me in under 2 years and that's with some fairly consistent heavy use.
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by crysin 8y ago
Games have become increasingly more expensive and take much more time to develop. Especially with the new trend of having games be open-world or near open-world there's a lot more time that needs to be spent making sure the player can&
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by crysin 8y ago
Disney World is a magical place. Not everyone wants or has the means to leave the country but going to Disney you still get that feeling of being somewhere else. It transports you into a whole different world. You don't even need kids
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by crysin 8y ago
What if you have power of attorney? Even if you were family, Facebook should not be help responsible for having to provide you with a name. The person who made the request has a right to their privacy and if Facebook acted in good-faith (wh
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by crysin 8y ago
I'm not against the court order. I read the parent's comment as though Facebook was in the wrong for not giving the name to the family before the court order.
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by crysin 8y ago
I don't necessarily thing Facebook was in the wrong here. Sure maybe somebody made that request to delete the profile against the family wishes but Facebook doxing someone also isn't very acceptable.
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by crysin 8y ago
I think the person you're responding to was saying there's a misconception of what autopilot means in general. People think autopilot is some form of automation for planes but its not. Though I could be reading the person's c
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by crysin 8y ago
As a US citizen, I'd use cash a lot more if we didn't have coin change. Paper money can be neatly organized in my wallet but pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters make it a hassle to handle and more likely for me to lose money.
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by crysin 8y ago
HBO Now still requires flash. Discovered that yesterday.
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by crysin 8y ago
You should be able to adjust the feedback of the trackpad in the settings. The new trackpads are solid state and emulate the click feeling.
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by crysin 8y ago
From one of his responses in the link "I do appreciate the links. The gdpr documentation is quite long and I lack the domain expertise to read and comprehend the document in full. Perhaps this is cultural, since the United States is a
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by crysin 8y ago
Which is smart because at least in the US there's a large portion of the country where police can use civil forfeiture to take your money, even if you are not guilty of any crime.

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