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faissaloo
7y ago
Appreciated
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faissaloo
7y ago
The feedback loops are in motion.
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faissaloo
7y ago
It really saddens me that the Apple I read here is an Apple that would be saddened by the Apple of today
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faissaloo
7y ago
There's little to no innovation anyway so I don't see why this is an issue.
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7y ago
Well it was nice knowing you guys
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faissaloo
7y ago
Only problem with Thunderbolt is that it's not an open standard.
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faissaloo
7y ago
I'm someone who uses the Cockli email service and I too often have my emails marked as spam. Makes things a little annoying.
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7y ago
Fun little note, the programming language's name means 'Heart' in Arabic. This makes me wonder if perhaps a abandoning language entirely and relying on symbols for syntax might be the way forward, I have found that the more a
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faissaloo
7y ago
I'm a zoomer and actually grew up on the regular UI because my first laptop was an iBook G3 I got second hand that came with Microsoft Office 2003
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7y ago
>I think, maybe, you're mistaking the community that forms around religion (e.g.: churches, friendships, church groups, etc.) for religion, itself. If countries are having difficulty replacing it is there really a meaningful distinc
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faissaloo
7y ago
Could it also be alcohol consumption? Seems consistent with drug use.
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7y ago
Snow Leopard is still my favourite MacOS, anything past that I've never been super keen on.
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7y ago
XP is still one of my favourite operating systems of all time.
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7y ago
Well I got my mother to switch to Ubuntu with LibreOffice, I just installed it on my old Macbook Air (that I previously had running a heavily riced Xubuntu), handed it to her and showed her how to get online and how to open LibreOffice Writ
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7y ago
Agreed, he has accomplished more than a journalist could ever hope to achieve.
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7y ago
Server side rendering
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7y ago
Yeah I wouldn't take it either, I avoid coffee for the same reason. Honestly there are other ways to have sex and condoms are cheap and easy, sure they're not perfect but it's not a huge deal.
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7y ago
>Its been beat to death but Freedom of Speech is a limit on Governmental Power to silence citizens. I don't know why people keep saying this, because it's obviously not an accurate description of how people are using the term.
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7y ago
I believe they were referring to this OkCupid study: https://web.archive.org/web/20180419093226/https://theblog.o...
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7y ago
A relationship is alot more than being conventionally attractive, many men simply don't even know where to begin when it comes to looking for a relationship or have serious self-confidence issues.
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faissaloo
7y ago
Or perhaps oil losing its value would humble the people who need to be humbled and bring about some peace.
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7y ago
I wonder if as climate change worsens we'll end up with infrastructure to support air conditioning, like we have for water, electricity and internet.
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7y ago
I guess they never miss huh
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7y ago
I disagree, Labour would win if we had a general election but they don't want to win because they don't want to deal with this mess, politically most of Parliament sees this is a damned if you do damn if you don't situation.
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7y ago
Perhaps if so many of us are depressed then that is the natural reaction to the environment we have been placed in, which is why it takes some level of delusion to be happy.
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7y ago
Fredrick Brennan calls this the "Pedo Problem", whenever you create a free space for people, pedophiles will flock to it.
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7y ago
As far as I'm concerned source code cannot be stolen.
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7y ago
Computers control the nukes and chemicals, so yes it definitely deserves to be up there. We forget that you can do alot more damage than a mere cryptolocker if your motivations aren't purely financial.
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7y ago
If this keeps up I might just give up and stick to Links2 or something for my daily browsing. There's Firefox for now but I'm really increasingly pessimistic about the state of the web.
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7y ago
I've been using GIMP since I was 9 years old mate, I've tried using Photoshop and I find it to be a nightmare, can you even get GMIC on Photoshop? It's all just a matter of what you first used.
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