eertami

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by eertami 5y ago
Sometimes yes, computers play a certain way and make moves that simply aren't intuitive to humans, especially not lower rated players. However the most obvious cheaters are more easily given away by time between moves. When they take t
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by eertami 5y ago
Until recently I was using a Oneplus X with 16GB storage just fine. I was never tempted to download apps except the ones I completely needed (because I really didn't have room for it.) Now, with a Pixel 4a the System/OS singlehand
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by eertami 5y ago
You need them sure, but you don't need them to be _new_ screwdrivers, clothing hangers or spoons. When moving, I sell leftover things to people who need them. And then when I arrive, I buy things second hand from people who no longer h
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by eertami 5y ago
So no changes really, except they've made it a distinct category so that people can find this content easily without leaving the site and going to something like booba.tv for discovery (nsfw I guess, it is curated links to "sexual
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by eertami 5y ago
>does not create incentives to improve efficiency and service. I'm going to go out on a limb here, and guess you've never used the for-profit rail services of the UK then. (I know this is quite snarky, but to elaborate, there i
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by eertami 5y ago
>or it's easier in your mind because you've seen it more I think the point OP is making is that if you need to use your mind at all with <2 seconds left you're going to lose. Pre moving safe legal moves without hitting
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by eertami 5y ago
There are very legitimate reasons for not sharing networks, eg: security, not having latency/throughput issues when others are using the network. And personally I would need a wired connection anyway, so having a wifi network built in
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by eertami 5y ago
Something that other people haven't mentioned yet either is just how much more oily French press coffee is, I think for many people trying to drinking multiple French press coffees per day will result in heartburn and an unsettled stom
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by eertami 5y ago
I can't say for certain because I do not work there, but in practice even at the busiest times I've never seen speeds drop.
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by eertami 5y ago
>Also, the prices given for consumers assume that they are not going to max out the bandwidth all the time, so the ISP having 1000Gbps line to the rest of the internet can sell it to 1000 customers, giving them each a 10Mbps. It will wor
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by eertami 5y ago
I had the option of taking an M1 MBP for work, but the M1 MBP only supports a single external display and a laughable (in 2021) 16GB of RAM, so I consider it basically unusable. It certainly feels rushed, if the next generation supports mul
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by eertami 5y ago
>There's no room left for full sized, affordable, practical, run of the mill, "Ford Model T" mk. I bought a boring (by mk community standards) Filco Majestouch in 2010. I think it was around that $125 price point, but you
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by eertami 5y ago
Let's say this ends up being 30$/month (I've no idea how much it will cost, but I saw this number floated above). Let's say you replace employee machines every 2 years. Doesn't it make more sense to just spend 720$
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by eertami 5y ago
I'm probably not the person to ask, I only use the touchpad as a last resort. (Honestly I never even noticed that the apple touchpad was better than any other touchpad, but I understand that touchpad users will notice things I didn&#x2
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by eertami 5y ago
Test it for what exactly? All ultrabook keyboards are garbage, but they shouldn't out-right fail. "Testing" one isn't going to tell me if it will fail, it's just going to feel as crappy as the other keyboards. If a
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by eertami 5y ago
Once bitten, twice shy. I considered that keyboard to be designed to fail. I'm not interested in gambling that another component won't fail the same way. It's easier to use products that have not demonstrated such designed fa
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by eertami 5y ago
They could've done this with the iPad already, but have not shown any indication that they will do so. I suspect Apple don't want you to use your phone as a laptop replacement, they want you to buy one of their laptops.
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by eertami 5y ago
Have you used a recent Macbook? The Macbook Pro keyboard is unique in that is is the only time in my life I have ever experienced a keyboard breaking. I think people are a little too nostalgic when talking about Apple build quality. There&#
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by eertami 5y ago
You and I also depend on grocery store workers. We would be in even greater chaos without them. I'm not sure where you're going with this.
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by eertami 5y ago
The "incentives" for home ownership in the UK are mostly just government (taxpayer) subsidies paid to land owners. H2B/LISA schemes artificially raise house prices above what the floor would otherwise be.
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by eertami 5y ago
>not knowing when the next "please move out, I need this apartment for other purposes" note comes, is sorta stressful. Yeah I've had this happen in the UK, can be inconvenient. The fix is legislation and increased requirem
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by eertami 5y ago
If it works for you, it works for you. However in 2021 I am not interested in a computer with less than 32GB ram. Sure, I could work around the limitations and close not in use programs/tabs to avoid going OOM, or using swap, but life
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by eertami 5y ago
I don't think keeping app shortcuts for SPAs is niche at all. I've seen plenty of people do it. It is a much better user experience. With things like Gmail or WhatsApp Web I don't want them to be another browser tab, I want t
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by eertami 5y ago
>As a thought experiment, i've wondered what would happen if webdevs started to add those ugly "This website does not support Chrome, please install [Firefox](...) for the best experience." I use Chrome for exactly one rea
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by eertami 5y ago
Try talking while they are also talking. You'll see the problem. It's easy to have conversations with friends on discord where 3-4 people are talking at once all with headphones. However this has never worked on a zoom or hangout
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by eertami 6y ago
>In the mobile space the underdog is Google Doesn't Android have 70% market share? I don't follow how they're the underdog, surely they're more like Microsoft in this comparison.
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by eertami 6y ago
Most people don't recognise what cell phone someone has, and I've never had a conversation organically turn to phone models unless someone is buying a new one. I think if you put a case on it, the make/model of your phone wil
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by eertami 6y ago
I think your question is wrong, it should be: Is it realistic to trust any company to build completely secure software? I don't see your point about Apple, unless you're being sarcastic for comedic effect. Apple release software w
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by eertami 6y ago
London average fibre availability is 21%, sure that's better than nothing but I'm not sure I could say 1 in 5 is "plenty", especially compared to cities with >99% coverage. There's no reason for London's poo
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by eertami 6y ago
>Broadband speeds, red tape – EU red tape force down broadband speeds, May 2016 I know all of these are nonsense, but this one is particularly funny to me. In London I was limited to 80mbps copper cable, but since moving to a European ci

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