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1411.
by dartharva 6y ago
That's weird, I've been having a hard time using Google Classroom and Drive because it actually is respecting cookie restrictions. I have to temporarily disable third party cookie blocking or Google Drive videos don't play
1412.
by dartharva 6y ago
It looks great, especially with its taller aspect ratio. Why Intel though?
1413.
by dartharva 6y ago
I wish Excel used newer, easier programming languages like Python for scripting and macros. I don't like learning an entirely new programming language just to make use of one software feature.
1414.
Has Y Combinator failed in India?(the-ken.com)
1 points by dartharva 6y ago|0 comments
1415.
by dartharva 6y ago
This sounds like over-the-top speculation. Just because their larger source of revenue has shifted to their high-value, high-capital PaaS, it doesn't mean they'll be killing off the Windows platform entirely in favor of Linux. Win
1416.
by dartharva 6y ago
Google says it can't "allow sexual content". Netflix has hundreds, if not thousands of movies with explicit sexual content, strong and mature themes and even gore.
1417.
by dartharva 6y ago
I tried it but couldn't get it to push my commits. Reverted back to GUI Github. I'm a n00b though, might just be because I'm dumb. But when they have actually dumbed down the CLI and spent time and resources to make it so use
1418.
by dartharva 6y ago
Those who don't notice it are those who aren't aware of what DRM even means. As long as it's not multiplayer, legit repacks and cracked releases are almost always an improvement to a DRM'd release unless the game's
1419.
by dartharva 6y ago
They're clearly using British English (check the top-right corner), plus you can change the language to whatever you like.
1420.
by dartharva 6y ago
> This is being done to satisfy India's government so Apple can sell phones in India. Nah, they were already doing that, and they seem to have acknowledged that they don't stand a chance against their competitors in a highly pr
1421.
by dartharva 6y ago
> Because the fundamental nature of Indian politicians is socialist and statist. That seems to have changed significantly now, after all a right-wing party has been in power since 2014. It seems to fit well with a lot of the private sect
1422.
by dartharva 6y ago
Librera is the first ereader app I used before switching to Lithium. Librera is very versatile but rampant with feature creep and feels a bit clunky to use, especially on my low-powered android tablet.
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Does Intel WANT people to hate them?(youtu.be)
4 points by dartharva 6y ago|0 comments
1424.
by dartharva 6y ago
Not open source (AFAIK, there's no github / source code link on the website).
1425.
by dartharva 6y ago
how else would you have worded it?
1426.
by dartharva 6y ago
Is that not just a native port of the new Office Online suite? They don't include the full feature set of the original MS Office, which might be a deal-breaker for many.
1427.
Busting Financial Myths: “The Ignorant Retail Investor”(hackernoon.com)
2 points by dartharva 6y ago|0 comments
1428.
by dartharva 6y ago
It's worse than Google in terms of telemetry and spying.
1429.
by dartharva 6y ago
Amazingly, it just denied me from browsing the site when I clicked the about page. It says, "Forbidden - Visitors from your country are not permitted to browse this site." Feels aggressive.
1430.
by dartharva 6y ago
I observed the reverse on Windows. A Powershell profile file edited on vscode, when opened on micro, shows an invisible character (I thought it was space) after every character in it.
1431.
by dartharva 6y ago
It's kind of the state of Indian news media of this generation. All outlets are crazy for making even mundane coverage as dramatic as possible to compete.
1432.
by dartharva 7y ago
Worked for me.
1433.
by dartharva 7y ago
A better approach at installing your extension (and others) on Chrome without the pesky developer mode popup on Windows: 1. Drag and drop the .crx file on the Chrome Extensions page with Developer Mode enabled. It will automatically deactiv
1434.
by dartharva 7y ago
I would like to point out that even with the existing amount of tests, that are much lower in number than those in the USA and Europe, the COVID19 test positivity rate in India is among the lowest in the world (4-5%).
1435.
by dartharva 7y ago
I had the same doubt. It's been listed on PRISM-break for long.