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by dnzm 9y ago
And even then, in the US HTC rolled out a recent update for the HTC 10, while we're still on the January patches in the EU (and the rest of the world).
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by dnzm 9y ago
That's because IE on Windows was shit, much worse so than the Android browsers, and everyone who used Windows had that exact same shit browser. On Android, you'll have some people with a bare bones AOSP browser, some with somethin
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by dnzm 9y ago
Some chains in the Netherlands already do this; they'll have a few different kits (a curry, a soup, a stew for example) with enough vegetables and a recipe for around 3. They don't include meat but you can add those yourself. Not
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by dnzm 9y ago
Reasonably steady 50-60+ FPS on my Asus laptop with Nvidia 920m under Fedora (with the proper Nvidia driver).
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by dnzm 10y ago
While this might work, it's a dirty hack that really, really shouldn't be necessary.
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by dnzm 10y ago
I think you mean your Moto G has 1GB, or 2GB at most.
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by dnzm 10y ago
As for mingling different sorts of traffic - I've heard of several spots here in the Netherlands where they've done just that, and it doesn't always result in lower accident rates. At some point you cross the line between &qu
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by dnzm 10y ago
Actually, unless I'm mistaken, the whole z-x-c-v thing was a thing on Macs way before it came to Windows.
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by dnzm 10y ago
I'm in the Netherlands, where I pay a similar amount (€54, I believe) for 60/60 fiber with TV (two tuners, actually) and landline phone. I actually measured around 70/70 during speed tests.
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by dnzm 10y ago
Meanwhile, I've been printing from my Linux laptop to my Canon printer without a hitch. What am I doing wrong?
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by dnzm 10y ago
> It's just that it has been mostly on the side of reducing per-unit manufacturing costs. And on the "let's see how much further we can bloat a printer driver, since 1GB to get letters from your computer to paper is obviou
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by dnzm 10y ago
> Few 'bugs' in implementation and you have a nice backdoor. Just one would be enough, methinks.
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by dnzm 10y ago
In fact, I prefer to own something that I use once or twice a year (and between different computers at that), and then store in a box somewhere, rather than having a piece of computer suck in dust and whatnot all the time. Not exactly a cou
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by dnzm 10y ago
Personally, on OSX I'd go with iTerm2 any time of the day.
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by dnzm 10y ago
I think you're missing a couple: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19568411/list-of-facebook...
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by dnzm 11y ago
BRB, installing Linux...
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by dnzm 11y ago
That's called a rave. Usually the people involved pay for the privilege of being locked up, as well.
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by dnzm 13y ago
Agreed. Backward compatibility is nice, but you have to draw the line somewhere.
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by dnzm 13y ago
apt-get install php5-xdebug and enabling it in the config isn't exactly hard . Getting it to integrate with your IDE might be slightly more involved, but still no rocket science. It's also something you only have to do once, on y
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by dnzm 13y ago
> I mean who in 2014 is going to start a new project in PHP apart from people that can't be bothered to learn something else ? People who refrain from having the standard knee-jerk "lol php is bad" reaction whenever it&#x2