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by fredsir 9y ago
> so one can make a good decision As in deciding not to order anything? Joking aside, when is McDonalds a good decision? At least in Denmark where I live, you can get the same equivalent food (say a burger, fries and a soda) for half the
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by fredsir 9y ago
Half of America voted for Trump. They'll believe anything.
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by fredsir 9y ago
My region is set to Denmark.
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by fredsir 9y ago
FYI: For that exact query, DDG shows Children of Men as the top two results.
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by fredsir 9y ago
Could you elaborate what specifically is wrong with what transverse is claiming?
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by fredsir 9y ago
If you don't mind me asking, why do you prefer working in a linux VM or VPS? And what are the pros and cons?
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by fredsir 9y ago
I love Spectacle but use Moom instead because it supports the same features that I used Spectacle for, but it also supports ignoring the gab (when maximizing windows and so on) that is created on the side of the screen the dock is at when t
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by fredsir 9y ago
A language that is exceedingly popular and has a great type system and has great tooling for tests is Rust. When using Rust, it’s quite evident why you have to use both and not one or the other. And when it comes down to it, in theory, proo
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by fredsir 9y ago
What you are saying is like the people that would "rather write new functionality than tests"... Like, yeah, that would be nice, if you were able to write 100% bug free code, but you aren't so your tests are actually importan
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by fredsir 9y ago
I did mention one, but otherwise no.
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by fredsir 9y ago
To build a phone on top of Android, you would have to believe Android is a good system to build upon. I don't believe that is a fact though. There are lots of problems with Android. Sure, your phone gets access to a lot of apps from da
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by fredsir 9y ago
Appeal to futility... You can always just use the same old same old, but you aren’t gonna create something new - the thing of your dreams - by doing that. They might succeed in this, and if they do, it might be awesome!
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by fredsir 9y ago
You can't fool me. The universe doesn't exist.
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by fredsir 9y ago
That would be a glorious feature. I wonder if QubesOS can do that. In any ways, macOS that I am running as my personal system probably ain't gonna get that feature anytime soon.
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by fredsir 9y ago
> The option to change the default browser causes no confusion in their desktop OS and it wouldn't in iOS either. That can be argued, but I can see a few scenarios that will be problematic for the less tech savvy users. 1) Do you pr
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by fredsir 9y ago
The book is based on research, and there are a lot more research that has been done on the subject since it was published. Feel free to read the book and the follow-up studies, or don't, but I am not gonna go and read it again to find
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by fredsir 9y ago
> If you don't think that's a problem, then I don't know what to tell you except: You're wrong. It's a problem she doesn't know about the 276 tab, but is it a problem that a new tab is opened when you look u
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by fredsir 9y ago
> Thanks. It still doesn't work fine for me. Sucks for you, you should probably talk to apple about it since it's probably a bug. > Yes, it is. No it isn't, and it has been shown numerous times. You have probably experi
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by fredsir 9y ago
> They need to fix Safari on iOS so that it doesn't open the same site over and over again in a different tab each time. Seems to work perfectly fine for me. > They also need to catch up to the rest of the world and give the user
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by fredsir 9y ago
How come?
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by fredsir 9y ago
Contexts might not like nice, but they really are in practice.
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by fredsir 9y ago
Are they not allowing it? Do you mean that because you have to use their platform specific tech instead of some cross-platform tech, they are not allowing it? Maybe they don't believe that you can ever reach 100/100 with "web
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by fredsir 9y ago
Maybe because they don't believe it's the best route to go for them and their users? I'm inclined to agree, although I'd like to see the open web succeed, but I will weep if I have to use web apps instead of native apps
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by fredsir 9y ago
If slack is the best, it really goes to show why nobody should be making non-native apps. Slacks Mac client (and their iOS client) is really, really bad.
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by fredsir 9y ago
But the fact is that they would probably still be happier if you have served them native apps at the same rate because the native apps probably had been better in some way. I get that sometimes it's not feasible to built native apps be
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by fredsir 9y ago
Three common ways of sucking, I find, about cross-platform apps is that they are often slower, more resource heavy and "a bad citizen" on the platform. Not all cross-platform apps falls under any one or all of those things, but ma
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by fredsir 9y ago
> I find Slack's Electron client as good as, if not better than, many native applications that I also use in my workflow That says nothing except the sad state of the other native apps you use in your workflow. The truth is that yes
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by fredsir 9y ago
Danish too.
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by fredsir 9y ago
We've seen two[1] cases[2] of this in Denmark in the last couple of years surrounding systems that kindergartens are using. The second one is currently (still) being investigated, but the first one was rightfully concluded earlier this
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by fredsir 9y ago
No correlation sounds wrong. Which study is that? As far as I know, the consensus is that dietary cholesterol doesn't affect ldl cholesterol as much as saturated fat, but it doesn't have "zero effect" either. Eggs also h

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