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by culot 8y ago
Nokia's partnership with Microsoft for Windows Phone began 2 years before Microsoft bought them. If Windows Mobile is what destroyed Nokia, then Nokia had an active hand in that. Nokia isn't a victim, they chose their path.
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by culot 8y ago
This is kind of why I like the Windows Phone platform: it's generally sort of laggy, lacks apps for most things, and the apps it does have are generally not swift or feature-packed. It provides the basic functions fine, and with the Lu
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by culot 8y ago
Huawei produced Google's Nexus 6P, which is renowned for being an unreliable piece of trash.
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by culot 8y ago
The book 'Poorly Made in China' offers an excellent glimpse in how that process works. A fascinating and harrowing read!
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by culot 8y ago
I'm a big fan of Kai scissors. Their shears are a joy to use -- super sharp, chomps through fabric like butter, with soft plastic handles. I found them a step up from my Gingher shears, definitely easier on the hands. They also make th
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by culot 8y ago
FWIW: | Firefox | Edge | Chrome ----------------|-----------------|-----------------|----------------- Speedometer 2.0 | 65.70 ±01.100 | 59.10 ±01.300 | 86.92 ±00.600 JetStream
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by culot 8y ago
I have never found that to be true. I've been a lot of pain meds in the past, and marijuana as well, and the marijuana never did squat for the pain. Transitioning from opioids to marijuana, really? That sounds hella dubious to me.
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by culot 8y ago
Obviously they should have withheld their timely and important trove of Clinton's wrongdoing until they had roughly an equal amount of material on her primary political opponent. That seems totally reasonable.
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by culot 8y ago
- Firefox in Windows has no bar above the tabs, and I think its soon becoming default in Linux as well. I believe there a flag you can toggle to force enable it. - Double-clicking in URL bar selects a single word, at least on Firefox Dev Ed
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by culot 9y ago
How would that be better?
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by culot 9y ago
Pur filters produce water that tastes better than Brita. From hard country well-water to harsh chlorine city water, Pur tastes markedly better for me.
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by culot 9y ago
I assumed the reason bottled water tastes strongly of plastic was because the plastic of the bottle was leeching into the water.
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by culot 9y ago
There's also Sony's SLT system, where the mirror is translucent and stays put.
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by culot 9y ago
The a6000 is the value champion. It amazing that they can sell it for $600. That you can get a Sony a7 for only $800 is likewise amazing. Such stellar image quality for so little bank. It'll be interesting to see Canon and Nikon enter
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by culot 9y ago
There's been one a couple in the AUR for a long while, too. Signal Desktop is not too bad. The aesthetics are clunky, and it didn't seem to scale well last time I used it, but decent overall.
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by culot 9y ago
I added Charter (71.10.216.1) to the list, and in Mid-michigan via Charter, they consistently come out ahead by a clear margin for me: charter 15 ms 15 ms 15 ms 16 ms 15 ms 15 ms 15 ms 15 ms 15 ms 30 ms 16.6
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by culot 9y ago
I had the same thing happen at a Burger King last year. I was lucky to find it in the first bite. After years of avoiding Burger King because of their consistent low quality food I finally said what the heck, I want a Whopper. But no. Fate
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by culot 9y ago
A flatbed scanner, anyway, spreads its resolution over its whole plate area. So if you want to scan something smaller than that full-size, you're getting a fraction of its resolution. Want to flatbed scan a 2" tintype or even a 4x
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by culot 9y ago
That it coincidentally happens during a coordinated anti-Russian media onslaught should be taken into consideration. The US/UK are not above fabricating evidence when it suits them, as their post-9/11 tactics have made clear.
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by culot 9y ago
That was something suggested during the blackout of his internet access in 2016-2017, but that would certainly be grounds to rescind the Ecuadorian Welcome Mat.
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by culot 9y ago
> He's been working pretty hard to reduce his His opponents -- ie: the entire western MSM apparatus -- have been working harder at that, and certainly done much more damage to Wikileaks than Assange could ever manage. Though I don&#
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by culot 9y ago
Pretty sure 90 minutes the longest I've seen. Having to wade through at least 5 seconds of ads per video has made me reluctant to use Youtube anymore.
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by culot 9y ago
I wonder if CopperheadOS would fit the bill?
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by culot 9y ago
A non-binary coder? How does that even work? :P
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by culot 9y ago
Maybe some webmaster education to teach people that popping up a dialog begging for Facebook follows or email addresses is generally considered a hardcore dick move? Seriously, who decides to employ those dialogs? A newsletter signup is bes
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by culot 9y ago
Windows Mobile/Phone actually was less capable than Android on similar hardware. That Windows Phone had superior resource management was a myth. Even on high-end hardware Windows Phone struggles to handle things that even a lower-end A
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by culot 9y ago
I live in an apartment and my windows don't open like that -- tightly-affixed screens behind each window -- so the drowning method has indeed been my best weapon, aside from sealing cracks where they congregate. I don't want any o
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by culot 9y ago
We need to develop a stink-line-based notation system for aromae.
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by culot 9y ago
They do manage to keep the counterfeiters off their house brands, so they definitely can control counterfeits if they like. Too bad they do not care.
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by culot 9y ago
Proposal: Rusty Sintorrent

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