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10y ago
Well, Windows has existed for other platforms, especially in the server world. And for end users, you have things like Windows RT that are still supported. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT#Supported_platforms
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11y ago
Because it is "Anything that good hackers would find interesting" and/or "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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11y ago
At my local Aldi, the cashiers all have seats, but they work incredibly hard and efficiently. I don't feel like them sitting has a negative effect on perception. (I don't know if this is normal for Aldi, but I mention the name bec
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11y ago
I was introduced to them in Opera, but you can do it through extensions today. I use TreeStyleTab for example, and it's excellent.
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11y ago
His Canonical salary?
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11y ago
I have a discontinued Barclaycard that gets me 5% for gas, groceries (including Walmart and Target), and bookstores (including anything at Amazon, even AWS and digital downloads). There are caps, but I almost always spend below (have hit th
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gtk40
11y ago
I've run Puppy on <128mb of RAM, although not recently. You probably would have to use Dillo or Links as a web browser instead of a Mozilla based browser.
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gtk40
11y ago
Can't you just block the bot if it bugged you? There are several bots I block, but that's not one of them.
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11y ago
In the U.S. at least we often refer informally to a metropolitan area as a city. For example, I work in an office that isn't in the city limits, but is instead outside the city by its airport (one of the busiest in the country). We sti
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11y ago
Only other FOSS option I know of that's comparable is Calligra Suite. Then just smaller, not trying to be feature complete programs like Abiword and Gnumeric. There's other good free as in beer options and cheaper alternatives to
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11y ago
I find that newer versions of Office (especially 2013 and 2016) support Open Document (e.g., .odt) better than LibreOffice supports Open XML (e.g., .docx).
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11y ago
My phone (from HTC) doesn't include a stock browser any more (Android 6). Chrome was the default, and I think it is for many Android phones.
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11y ago
Plus, seeing how small Opera's desktop user share is today, there have been various small browsers that have also had built in ad blockers, like Konqueror (whose code supplies the base of most user agents today).
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11y ago
How does any blind person use any computer?
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11y ago
It's nice having a nearly native Unixlike shell and its more convenient than a VM. Even for simple tools like git and ssh. I use babun and it works great.
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11y ago
Agreed. Even in a metro with very low Asian population, we have a lot of Asian workers in my I.T. department and it seems to be the case for other companies nearby. Probably we are about 65% non-Hispanic white (including eastern europeans a
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11y ago
Can anyone use the OS/2 module? It just errors for me across several browsers.
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11y ago
Can new versions of Word still open the .DOC files from Windows 1.0, such as on this emulator?
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11y ago
I wonder how this will affect Mozilla, since the search engine deal.
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11y ago
Well, it's already sort of Microsoft's share, since Yahoo! is powered by Bing.
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11y ago
I realize I'm losing money by paying with cash, because I'm paying the markup for credit card swipes (assuming a retailer that charges the same for credit cards and cash). Even if I can only get back 2% (there are several no-free
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11y ago
Several different cards. Sallie Mae Rewards MC from MC (sadly discontinued recently for new signups), Discover It, Chase Freedom, and Double Cash from Citi.
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11y ago
I don't even think of myself as using debt. I see credit cards as a way to get an extra $50-70 a month in rewards[1] and increase my credit score. I have never paid a cent of interest. [1] I have a card that gives me 5% cashback in gas
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11y ago
It seems like the three categories that make up the 100% are where they had a home before: 71% SF, 19% elsewhere in CA, 10% out of state. Are you saying that they are lying about having had a place of residence ever before? What would that
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11y ago
Worked with private browsing mode for me.
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11y ago
I already prefer auto-playlists from Google Play Music to Pandora's. I think the acquisition of Songza probably helped.
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11y ago
An internal app we use at work requires an extension to do one button clipboard in Chrome and Firefox. And if you're using another browser, you're out of luck. I use it enough that I have the extension, but now the version we have
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11y ago
What association does he have with Wikipedia? You realize that "wiki" refers to a type of CMS software, like a blog or web forum, correct?
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11y ago
Speaking as one using Windows Server 2008 R2 terminals all day, I would assert that plenty of people use that graphical interface today.
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11y ago
Well, seeing as Windows RT is not receiving updates and the Surface 3 runs full Windows, isn't the "Surface RT" essentially dead?
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