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ghusto
3y ago
We use Google Suite too, and I have no problems with 100% Firefox usage there too. I can't say anything about things like the resolution of your webcam, but I don't know, it all just works here.
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ghusto
3y ago
I've never had a Chrome based browser installed on my 7 year old Macbook, no problems here.
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ghusto
3y ago
I don't normally nitpick in this way, but the single line "Wrong." rubbed me up the wrong way. The claim was: > Almost No One Pays a 6% Real-Estate Commission–Except Americans (wsj.com) and you've cited an example whi
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ghusto
3y ago
Then the question becomes: "_SMS?!_". Nobody in Europe uses SMS. I think I've cracked it though. I've noticed that Apple's service inside the U.S.A. is different to the level of service they provide outside of it (b
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ghusto
3y ago
I'm not entitled to free anything, and I find that a disingenuous framing. If a monopoly uses it's monopolistic powers to squash all competition, then forces model a don't want, then the idea of a free market and my choice in
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ghusto
3y ago
I’ve always been curious about this too, and the answers here are not exactly enlightening. They seem to boil down to either SMS being cheaper in the U.S.A. and the lack of unlimited texting in Europe (not true), or “because I use it”. I li
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ghusto
3y ago
Sorry, maybe "control" was misplaced. What I mean is that you can't keep them safe in that way (by trying to "control" the situation).
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ghusto
3y ago
Am I right in thinking that in the U.S.A. you can go through a red light if turning right?
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ghusto
3y ago
I felt the same way when I found it :) His other stuff is worth checking out too
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ghusto
3y ago
What on Earth are you talking about? These things didn't exist when I was a kid, but me and others from my generation helped _build_ the damn system as I grew up!
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ghusto
3y ago
Believe me I understand the anxiety around not knowing where your kid is, but consider that nobody knew where we were at that age. Think about the absolutely insane shit you got up to, that should have gotten you killed a thousand times ove
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ghusto
3y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but don't lose hope. The power of "sure, everyone else has one, but we're not everyone else" is strong. There's a big difference between caving in following along, and acc
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ghusto
3y ago
No, but for me this is better :) https://sindresorhus.com/pure-paste
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ghusto
3y ago
I have a present for you then: https://sindresorhus.com/pure-paste
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ghusto
3y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://sindresorhus.com/pure-paste
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ghusto
3y ago
I understand there are subtle differences, but for me at least they aren't noticeable enough. i.e. that they matter less than the benefit that would be reaped from having just these two symbols. Sounds like you disagree, and the differ
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ghusto
3y ago
But that supports YouTube itself too, I'd rather it goes bust. If there were a platform where the creators paid a share of their revenue to the platform operators, not the other way around, I'd pay. This model where the platform o
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ghusto
3y ago
But they're used for different things. We could probably get it down to two though (not using their real names, but what I suggest they could be called for simplicity): - The hyphen. Use it for minus and concatenation, and anywhere you
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ghusto
3y ago
> What a selfish and asinine suggestion that was Why? Isn't it essentially just a stronger way of turning to the person and asking them not to recline their chair? Are you saying the person in front is entitled to to, since the chai
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ghusto
3y ago
Define "intelligence", and we'll talk.
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ghusto
3y ago
> Apple offers no services of any particular value Here is a list of Apple's services: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Apple_Inc._services They are of value to most people with Apple hardware, and many w
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ghusto
3y ago
Lots. I have yet to come across someone who didn't care, after they understood what was happening. Virtual anonymous people in forums don't count ;)
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ghusto
3y ago
As was the sentiment when Facebook said they'd pull out of Europe if forced to abide by the laws: Don't threaten us with a good time :D
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ghusto
3y ago
I'm in the same situation as you, but have what I think be an incredibly unpopular theory on why all those competing technologies exist: Everyone is trying to unsuccessfully patch JavaScript. Every few years, a group thinks they'r
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ghusto
3y ago
Hope so. It's actually the first time I've seen it, but glad it's being raised, and hope it gets raised every time. As far as I see, this isn't solving a problem as much as it is getting in at the ground floor on a techn
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3y ago
I don't think I'm alone in reading "they ** up" as "they fucked up" in my head, without meaning to. So whoever would be offended, is still offended, only now they can't complain about it since the person t
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ghusto
3y ago
I think that was his point; it doesn't, and instead implies that the writer is hypocritical ("I'm going to swear, but I won't actually swear").
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ghusto
3y ago
En niemand praten Nederlands so goed als en Afrikaans :D
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3y ago
I thought strikereaker meant someone who isn't striking, or who was but has now changed their minds?
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ghusto
3y ago
> company claims that it doesn't sign collective bargaining agreements anywhere in the world LoL, yeah good luck with that. From my experiences working for American companies, this is typical behaviour where an American company does
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