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by gtk40 11y ago
See my comment to your parent. I don't think it's about getting more views, when talking about a transition from city to country. In the second paragraph: "They had been ruminating for years, however, about leaving Toronto fo
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by gtk40 11y ago
The headline is "Toronto family ditches the city for old school fixer-upper in country" (at least in the <title>) and the tagline says "the obstacles they overcame in moving to the country." It seems quite clearly
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by gtk40 11y ago
Isn't Gnome's browser Epiphany ("Web") which uses Webkit?
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by gtk40 11y ago
I think some schools are adopting new models, but when I graduated from high school <10 years ago, all but a handful of classes were two semesters long (i.e., autumn and spring would be the same class) and all classes met 5 days a week f
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by gtk40 11y ago
I actually had a clerk at a local county court tell me they have to refuse checks if the number was less than 500 (and they already didn't take cards without a 5% fee). Thankfully, I had just ordered new checks and had number 501.
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by gtk40 11y ago
It's interesting that it describes Silicon Valley as being too white, when it seems like there are quite a few Asians. Even working elsewhere, a high percentage of our programmers are Asian, higher than the metro's demographics wo
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by gtk40 11y ago
I didn't know AdBlock was still out. I've gone from AB->ABP->AB Edge->uBlock->uBlock Origin. The last one blocks three times as many elements.
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by gtk40 11y ago
They do have showrooms, even if they're not the same as other car manufacturers. See here and sort by Stores & Galleries: https://www.teslamotors.com/findus#/ I've visited one nearby. It was small, but ha
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by gtk40 11y ago
Since there are various systems which use the Linux kernel without the GNU userland, it can make GNU/Linux more important as a term, in contrast to Android and others. Although I have wondered if OS like Maemo, which use Busybox instea
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by gtk40 11y ago
It's just salt and glutamic acid (naturally occurring in mushrooms, tomatoes, etc), and it immediately dissolves to each of those components in water. Usually the problem isn't with MSG but with too much salt at places that also a
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by gtk40 11y ago
I'm not sure how true it is even from a marketing perspective. 36 year olds tend to be parents (anywhere from newborns to teenagers), whereas 20 year olds tend to be in college or living at home.
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by gtk40 11y ago
Exactly. I work as a developer for a company that could broadly be described as retail, so our company portal has articles targeted to individual locations. I see titles like "Should you hire millenials?" and wonder how they could
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by gtk40 11y ago
Yes, my company is constantly talking about millennials as a group. I feel like way too much is ascribed to my being in the 20-36 year old age group.
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by gtk40 11y ago
It is a good point. I recently got a company provided phone and I strongly considered getting an iPhone, especially since it's the dominant platform at my company and most internal apps are developed for it exclusively. However, I star
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by gtk40 11y ago
Something like this? https://solutionexchange.vmware.com/store/products/browser-a...
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by gtk40 11y ago
Same here. Every gym nearby was Crossfit. There are several large, chain gyms and smaller places nearby too.
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by gtk40 11y ago
Easily removed and has been removed by default in the new version.
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by gtk40 11y ago
Moto G is the sweet spot for me and being able to use it one-handed, though I also have small hands.
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by gtk40 11y ago
CM is based on OSS code largely developed by Google, yes. But if you avoid Google apps you're sort of ditching Google. Google is one of the biggest contributors to Linux and also contributes to Mozilla in various ways, for example. You
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by gtk40 11y ago
Versions of IE as old as 7 are still supported if you look at various embedded and server editions of Windows and their support windows. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle#gp/Microsoft-I...
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by gtk40 11y ago
What makes a "one"? Is it excusable for other carnivores/omnivores, or only humans the immoral ones by such a definition?
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by gtk40 11y ago
I saw this apparent response: Chih-Wei, We have repeatedly said, including in emails (both before and) following this that went unresponsive to afterwards, that we wanted to collaborate and contribute. We simply were not willing to pay mone
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by gtk40 11y ago
I used to use it when I used iOS because it was the only alternative browser available and had sane zooming and text wrap features, unlike Safari (at the time, haven't used iOS in a while).
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by gtk40 11y ago
I feel like not much has really changed since Netscape 4 in terms of interface to the new versions of Thunderbird/SeaMonkey Mail, though there are more options available. I too have most predominately stuck with this family of mail cli
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by gtk40 11y ago
I feel like some of the points he raises in the article answer that question. The one most compelling to me from the article is that I would like something more rugged and usable for hiking, biking, skiing, etc. than the current types of sm
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by gtk40 11y ago
I like the idea of abandoning the smartphone. Probably the killer feature for me is GPS. I live about ~20 miles from work, but traffic is very unpredictable and I take different ways home several days of the week, which I determine with Goo
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by gtk40 11y ago
I'm not quite sure how well it's doing overall, but Books a Million, probably B&N's biggest brick and mortar competitor, seems to be doing alright in my local area. There are lots in the South (several within 30 minutes o
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by gtk40 11y ago
SeaMonkey? Or is there practically no connection left with Mozilla? (I still use Composer for maintaining some basic stuff and use it on my netbook where it ironically is faster than Firefox).
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by gtk40 11y ago
Explorer allows write access though (uploading, &c).
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by gtk40 11y ago
Yes, there are others, but I imagine (I would like to be wrong) that Amazon is the only one with any significant marketshare. Maybe something in China.

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