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by emiliosic 7y ago
Apple needs a 'refreshed' vision in hardware design. It's beautiful, but not the most practical. This 'soft exit' to me is for the best.
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by emiliosic 8y ago
My office decided to move from Jabber (Pidgin / Adium) to Slack. Much of the office upgraded computers. Whether Jabber is negligible, Slack used más two to three Gb RAM. It’s simply the most inefficient software I have to Tun continuou
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by emiliosic 8y ago
It still surprises me, although it shouldn't, that many developers try to 'hide' SQL through (in mi opinion, convoluted) ORMs. Although I see the apparent beauty in the simplicity they provide to front-end developers, to me,
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by emiliosic 8y ago
However you could get a developer license and load anything you want on your phone. Granted it's not for everybody, but if you're so incline to sideload apps on your phone you can pretend to be a developer (Meaning you just need t
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by emiliosic 8y ago
On Android, one can sideload an app. Amazon has it's own app store. Chinese Android phones have their own. Android was initially designed with this kind of openness. In fact, Google didn't have an app store initially. Now, there a
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by emiliosic 8y ago
While on the surface this is great, I also find it concerning in the way this is going. First, you can only access this feature (for now) on a Pixelbook. This is not Android where patches are delivered first on Google's own hardware, o
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by emiliosic 9y ago
It's called Bidet, from the french word. Bidets are very common in southern Europe. Bidets are more common in Mexico and parts of Canada than US. Anglo regions are behind on the trend here.
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by emiliosic 9y ago
It's another evidence that broadband is an utility like telephony or electricity