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hungerstrike
9y ago
I have an (awesome) ASUS RT-AC5300 router but I use my Synology DiskStation to run a DNS server. Everything worked out of the box. No custom software installation, no messing around. I love them both, they're very powerful. It's e
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9y ago
I use KeePass on my desktop and KeePass Touch on my phone. It does exactly what you want.
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9y ago
It depends on the type of software that you're developing. Do you see any game developers working on Linux? Hardly. Do you see a lot of IT shops doing development on Linux? Nope. There are way more web developers on Mac and Windows tha
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9y ago
PCs were faster than Macs in 1997 and they still are.
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9y ago
Jeez, I didn't say I believed the guy. Tough crowd here.
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9y ago
We might already have one. Hacker Gary McKinnon 'claims that while going through U.S. Navy files he also stumbled upon files detailing “fleet-to-fleet” cargo transfer records of “off-world” space stations manned by “non-terrestrial off
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9y ago
I'd prefer that the troops be behind our nation and not the other way around, thanks! Anyway, how did you equate "military spending on propaganda" to mean that "the nation is behind the troops"? Obviously the nation
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9y ago
You only have to sell 3,000 t-shirts with $5 profit each to make that much. Many branded t-shirts sell for $20 so I bet they are making even more than $5 per unit.
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9y ago
Comment voting is a form of mob rule that only serves to make the average person more comfortable while obstructing change. In my opinion they need to be replaced with something more decentralized that puts each individual user in control o
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9y ago
So in the past you were a "windows jerk" but now you dropped Windows? Seems like things haven't changed much.
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I agree with your opinion that the Apple Pencil offers the best experience (and I also own a Surface Pro 1 and 3 and a couple of iPad Pros). Even the first Wacom stylus that Microsoft had for the first Surface Pro wasn't as good as the
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9y ago
My biggest complaint about the Mac OS is that the UI design is garbage compared to Windows IMO. You can read all about why right here - http://archive.aaronhildebrandt.com/archive/osx-an-exercise-... Beyond that, just
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9y ago
Users have to do what users have to do though. Apple may not mean for them to "manually manage apps" (i.e. killing apps; not some monumental task), but there are plenty of reasons for users to need to do it which are listed here a
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9y ago
I'd much rather have arrow keys to move the cursor around. They're always in the same spot and you only need one finger to use them. Unfortunately, if you replace the keyboard on iOS you lose the quick dictation key because Apple
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9y ago
You're free to just ignore the users that are being racist though. You just click their name and hit a button - you'll never see their messages again. That's the big difference with an in-person event. Anyway, I'd rather
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9y ago
This change probably won't make me any more or less likely to use Uber. The main thing that keeps me away from Uber is their terrible UX. Getting a ride is way too streamlined - every single time I have used the Uber app (infrequently)
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9y ago
Maybe SUSE users don't have as many problems to search for? Those users might also be utilizing the OS differently than you.
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9y ago
You don't need a walled garden to have a hassle free experience. Apple could easily allow sideloading and only the people who enable would be asking for "trouble".