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by gtk40 12y ago
Google Messenger? (Although Google accounts try really hard to get your phone number, I don't know that it's ever required). Anything XMPP based.. you could just use any old XMPP server and client.
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by gtk40 12y ago
Remember the Sony Xperia Play?
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by gtk40 12y ago
I use IE11 almost exclusively these days when I'm on Windows, and this part of why. But ironically, this article doesn't even work on it. (and zooming doesn't fix the issue) http://i.imgur.com/jlNT8vt.png
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by gtk40 12y ago
Do you think touchscreen support is up to par? I'm running a Windows tablet with similar specs (Acer Iconia W700P -- no pen support though) and I have really wanted to put Linux on it, but haven't tried. I've just been using
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by gtk40 12y ago
I guess that's true, although in theory it would be quite easy to install a lighter WM and/or DE. I don't know why they picked Ubuntu default and Unity.
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by gtk40 12y ago
I regularly use a netbook with 1GB of RAM (Dell Mini 9). It's on #! (I know, I might need to look for an alternative), which uses Openbox, but I have no problems with web surfing as long as I max at about 5 tabs. I also don't use
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by gtk40 12y ago
Interesting. I use it as a daily driver on a lower powered phone (Moto G first gen) and in fact, it's about the only browser that works well on my older Android tablet (Dell Streak 7 on HC).
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by gtk40 12y ago
I have heard complaints that it was not a major enough upgrade from 2010, but I certainly appreciate it. The new interface is great, and there are a handful of features that have really made a difference for me. Having decent ODF support, h
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by gtk40 12y ago
I use it mostly when on data. Even though I have a very high data limit, I find without 4G that it performs much better.
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by gtk40 12y ago
Do you mean not useful in that people will not be able to open it or won't know the title? Current versions of Windows (in Wordpad in 7+) and Office (especially in 2013, but with limited support in earlier versions) can open ODF.
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by gtk40 12y ago
Apparently this means my e-mail address with Google Apps for Domain is down too :\
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by gtk40 12y ago
I guess it depends on how you define the line of code, but I would be surprised if no former president has ever done anything code-like, especially considering how this was more necessary in many early computers, and considering how we prac
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by gtk40 12y ago
Does IE11 even support ActiveX? I didn't think that it did. I tend to use IE11 because it is lighter on memory usage than Firefox or IE and my machine has only 4GB of RAM. Also, it has a lot of those features. By default, I have right
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by gtk40 12y ago
Very true. I took all the AP classes I could in high school (incuding some independent study) and was able to get a year knocked off of college easily. I probably could have gone to school in less, but a) my college capped my AP credits to
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by gtk40 12y ago
Windows minimum system requirements haven't changed since Windows Vista in 2006, up to Windows 10 technical preview.
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by gtk40 12y ago
It's on the Play Store at least.
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by gtk40 12y ago
The comment you're replying to did specify eggs as being more important in poor diets than other animal meat, which would square with my mother-in-law's experience growing up in the Philippines.
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by gtk40 12y ago
It used to be quite simple with IEs4Linux[1], but it only supports IE 5, 5.5, 6 and sort of 7. Not as useful nowadays. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEs4Linux
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by gtk40 12y ago
It's pretty high though. For example, unlimited 10mb/s in a month is over 26TB.
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by gtk40 12y ago
That's interesting. What accent do you have? I am consistently surprised at how well my S3 reads my voice. It can get it even when I am tired and half-pronouncing words or even singing them (at least with "What does the fox say&qu