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961.
by grishka 2y ago
I've been doing it all my life. I've literally never paid for a software license, I don't know any better. In general, I usually download from reputable sources. Haven't had any problems so far.
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by grishka 2y ago
Does this only relate to things you put into their cloud, or does Photoshop now upload your offline files to Adobe servers as well? By the way, it's always morally correct to pirate Adobe software for personal use. Which also allows
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by grishka 2y ago
Okay, do do quizzes, but let people google goddamn stuff because that's just how software engineers operate. Don't make it an exam. Don't mimic the worst thing about the education systems. Both in the school and in the univ
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by grishka 2y ago
> It's as if the US had its own versions of a large fraction of English yingzi. English is a foreign language for me. I don't know how native speakers see it, but to me it does sometimes feel like US English is the "simpli
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by grishka 2y ago
What about the existing word "puck", as in hockey puck?
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by grishka 2y ago
You don't even need a credit card if you don't plan to pay for things. I changed my Apple ID country to US with just a fake address.
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by grishka 2y ago
No unless you jailbreak your iPhone (good luck with that) or re-sign the app every week because that's your only option without a $100/year developer account.
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by grishka 2y ago
Isn't speculative execution there to do something potentially useful during clock cycles that would've been otherwise wasted?
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by grishka 2y ago
The messaging app with an updater is clearly Signal. The checkmark icons gave it away for me.
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by grishka 2y ago
IMO author shouldn't have censored the app names. The world deserves to know.
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by grishka 2y ago
Well I'm not into sports, and I live in Russia so as you can imagine it'll be a while until we have any large concerts here again. I'm not nearly desperate enough to travel just for a concert, but if one coincides with me bei
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by grishka 2y ago
Interesting, I had no idea these are a thing. It's been a very long time since I've last been to a large concert.
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by grishka 2y ago
That must be a uniquely US thing. Outside of the US I've only seen fractions of cents in currency exchange rates.
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by grishka 2y ago
Customer protection laws usually only work for individuals, not companies.
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by grishka 2y ago
It's very unfortunate that this actually works on someone, this means everyone else would have to suffer forever even if it works on 1% of people. I always find those 9-ending prices infuriatingly manipulative. Like you have to actuall
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by grishka 2y ago
The x65-x75 series ones, aka the "SGold" platform. I still have my CX75. That ELF loader patch was, without doubt, a pinnacle of patch engineering. My next phone was a Nokia 5800, one of the last Symbian ones.
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by grishka 2y ago
Russian here — we used it until around 2011, which is when VKontakte introduced instant messages and soon after group chats, so everyone switched to that. Here's the announcement: https://vk.com/blog/blog131 , the
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by grishka 2y ago
The "proper" way of using ICQ from your phone was Jimm, an unofficial Java client. I was the cool kid with a patched Siemens phone, which could run native apps, so I used NatICQ.elf instead.
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by grishka 2y ago
They somehow deleted/deactivated my account several years ago. Not that I used it much in the last 15 years :) For those who want to experience ICQ once again, there's http://kicq.ru , an unofficial ICQ server that uses
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by grishka 2y ago
Any sane browser should also act like <video>, <audio> and <canvas> are unknown tags unless you allow that specific website to use them. Yet somehow, browsers are no longer user agents .
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by grishka 2y ago
Your website does its own "improvements" to scrolling, thus on macOS it feels like I'm scrolling through molasses. It's repulsive even. Please, I beg you, just let the platform do its job. The tablet itself is interestin
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by grishka 2y ago
There are people who archive old software using modern tools like flux imaging to allow making perfect disk copies. It might be someone noticing data in free space while imaging one of these disks.
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by grishka 2y ago
Did anyone ever manage to build these sources? The only information about them I could find is lots of news from 2010 that "Symbian is now open source, yay".
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by grishka 2y ago
AI is a solution in a desperate search of problems at this point. This, and all these companies employing full-time engineers while having had finished products for decades.
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by grishka 2y ago
You can also install Termux and use just about anything that runs on Linux.
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by grishka 2y ago
It wasn't called Symbian yet, so I was surprised to find a reference to .sis installation packages in settings.
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by grishka 2y ago
There also exists a tree frog, but that one does look froggy
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by grishka 2y ago
My own assumption is that frogs are thinner, with finer lines in the shapes of their bodies, while toads are large, wide, and beefy with short legs. So that's how I made my choices. Wrong choices.
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by grishka 2y ago
Details matter. Pixelation is fine, but only if the pixels are large enough that there's 1-2 vertically per line of text.
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by grishka 2y ago
Except the "physical structure" might extend into dimensions we don't know about.

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