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by ewzimm 12y ago
It's been mentioned in a few other comments, but ownCloud does all that. https://owncloud.org/ You don't even need to set it up yourself: https://owncloud.org/providers/
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I'm not really disagreeing with you, just saying that full coverage isn't important to some people. I feel like the available analysis tools for Angular are pretty good. There are definitely some gaps, so maybe I'll change my
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Mozilla isn't operating far outside the ecosystem though. By releasing an Android-based OS with programs that run on web standards, it's pretty easy to add compatibility for most popular things that people do on their phones.
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Also, Netflix now works natively in Linux if you just change your user agent to Windows.
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by ewzimm 12y ago
All of this comes down to using the wrong tools for how you are programming. If your editor doesn't support the syntax and your debugger doesn't support the framework, you need to use different tools.
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Might be better to say that they have locked in their streaming content to Mac, Windows, Fire OS, iOS, all game consoles of the last two generations, 541 smart TVs, Google TV, a limited selection of DVRs, receivers and Home Theatre systems,
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by ewzimm 12y ago
From what I've seen, Valve is aware that this tendency exists and has a lot of ongoing programs to compensate for it. When you have a lot of people working together, there's just no way to ensure that informal power structures don
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I have to agree that they're both great. I moved from Linode to DO when DO was significantly cheaper, but since Linode has lowered their prices to compensate, there would be no reason not to recommend them, and they have the best reput
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Free software definitely needs creative people. Finding artists and designers is one of the biggest issues for most free software projects. Programmers have found creative ways to get paid by adding things like small consultant fees to lots
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I took the ambiguity of that statement as acknowledgement of what I'm saying, that just getting paid by traditional contracts is not the end-game for artists. They need to find a way to collectively work toward common goals outside of
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I think that's true if you're talking about a university class, and most of the people who are associated with philosophy are not scientists, but I also think it's important to acknowledge that science is only valid because o
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I appreciate such a thoughtful summary of recent history from a position I completely disagree with. I think the $50 is really just $50. There was never a time when regular writers and musicians had significant economic power, and getting p
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I don't think you're quite addressing the point raised. Free software in government is not important because of cost savings or efficiency. It is important because of transparency. For example, a proprietary voting machine might h
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Transgaming did add iOS and Android support a few months ago! https://www.transgaming.com/news/transgaming-announces-new-l...
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I think we also have to consider conservatives who believe that there is inherent value in certain lifestyles that is independent of the products of those lifestyles. Automated labor will also free us to compete in whatever inefficient way
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by ewzimm 12y ago
It's interesting that the article ends with buttons for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. We definitely need new ways of transmitting value, and I wonder if these advertising models will lead to exactly the desired result. Algo
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by ewzimm 12y ago
You could probably figure out if you're dangling without a dongle by using your accelerometer. The key would be to see if there is any measurable difference between your pace when your fly is zipped versus when unzipped. You may need t
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Thanks, didn't mean to request another. You can bypass Privoxy's filters with a click, but it's nice to know I have a huge warning page when I reach an ad article like that.
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Tried your link and got: Your request for http://ad-assets.nytimes.com/paidpost/dell/will-millennials-... was blocked. Block reason: Host matches generic block pattern. Yep, definitely noticed it was an ad. One mo
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by ewzimm 12y ago
You've described this issue more clearly than any article I have read about it. It's a bit of a shame that Internet comments are significantly more informative than the New York Times, but it certainly says something about traditi
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by ewzimm 12y ago
You can also buy a new Moto G (no contract) for about $50 on the Internet, and it's a much better phone.
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I agree with Kasparov. I've never known a historian who didn't agree that there were major gaps and distortions in historical records. Fomenko may be a radical and an outsider, but he does have a very logical approach, which I app
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I'm disappointed that the article leads with Intel's performance lead. I've always found it to be meaningless. Their best CPU is over $2500. Their best i7 is over $1000. I use an AMD A4-3300. It's fast enough for my need
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Yes it requires DRM. It also scans every file on your PC and sends info back to EA. No, you can't play it without Origin installed.
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Especially since replicating Open Build Service would be a waste of effort. It already exists. There doesn't need to be a Canonical version of it. If someone wants to build a package for multiple distros, use Open Build Service. Launch
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Yes, but you can only read them on a Kindle device, not the app.
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The problem of wealth distribution is certainly not solved, because the system you are describing, in which wealth is taken from someone, involves coersion. It requires violence to enforce. It requires consolidation of power. The system pro
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Interesting, but I am not impressed with the reviewers criticisms of Firefox and IE. Firefox solved its memory management issues in version 27. https://areweslimyet.com/ IE doesn't have the plugin ecosystem that others
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by ewzimm 12y ago
Try two new Volkswagens fully loaded. A quick search says it would cost about $28k, which is $45k today adjusted for inflation.
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by ewzimm 12y ago
I agree with what you are saying, but I was talking specifically about digital distribution. Closed platforms like Kindle definitely cause some lockdown, but Kindles are relatively cheap and replaced as often as yearly. If Amazon did start

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