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ikurei
9y ago
Yeah, our experience of the American presidency has certainly been improved :P That was only half-serious. But it's not only use for improvement, but also to manipulate us in ways that may not be in our best interest. Of course, it
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9y ago
> [...] some people did reach out and most congratulated me. Which means a lot of people want it, they get its bad for them but "everybody is there" is the main argument. I wouldn't give much weight to those congratulation
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9y ago
But doesn't the status bar remain green while an app is doing that?
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9y ago
(I commented on your grandparent) I agree that these are the main issues with using this kind of component. However, most of the time there is no need to fork the component and, if you actually need things that the component doesn't
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9y ago
Please try to explain further why something is a good or bad idea. Share your experience. I'm sure your criticism could be useful for many. In my experience with React, this kind of approach produces much more readable and elegant code
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9y ago
> I can actually grind more nowadays, and I'm less tired when it ends. It probably doesn't have anything to do with smoking or not[...] Well, your respiratory system is probably much healthier now. I would expect better oxygena
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9y ago
This just in: having kids reduces your life-maneuverability, precluding you from embarking in some kinds of projects! :P > If you have a family, a few kids and maybe parents that rely on your financial support, a single dry month without
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9y ago
> if you're already looking to use e.g., Emacs, you'll be better off using org-mode I find that you should use org only if you use Emacs. Vim plugins for Org are very limited, and this is even more true for other editors. Jud
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9y ago
This trope makes me quite sad... I'd love to learn other languages and stacks! It's just that, often, it isn't a worthy use of my time. All that time used into learning C++ and Qt would be better used in making and improving
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9y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, i'll check it out right away. It's a service that converts text or websites to audio. It's voices seem pretty good (I've just tested a couple, both with text in english and in spanish). I love
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9y ago
Definitely. I use it from time to time, but rarely I can get through more than a short article without being too frustrated with something of how it works. Things like pronouncing in an inintelligible way any english words in the middle of
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9y ago
I hate emoji too, but I think it's even more childish to care so much and be so judgemental about how other people use emoji. Using emoji everywhere is very much in vogue and many people like it. It doesn't make you childish. We (
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9y ago
I doubt they'll be that straight forward. "Oil stains are better cleaned by treating the stain with vinegar and, after a few minutes, using an specialized local cleaner. Would you like to by one? I will arrive in 1 hour." &qu
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9y ago
This is probably one of the most important questions possible: How should I teach my kids? I was denied access to computers, and I don't think it did me any good. I'm 27, so a bit old for this topic, but my house was specially up
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9y ago
You seem to assume the business of a musician is to publish music and distribute it. Artists also make a lot of their money by licensing their music, or concerts, which are big logistical problems full of middle men. Big labels also give yo
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9y ago
Since others are commenting alternative apps, I'll chime in: https://www.camscanner.com/ I've been using CamScanner on Android since forever. I only stopped a few months ago because I moved to iOS (and didn't
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9y ago
Notice that although it looks like Google doesn't have buildings in those links, they do. You just have to zoom in a bit for them to appear.
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9y ago
So what would you recommed for non-techical users? Does this put Firefox behind Chrome in your opinion?
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9y ago
> Does the new Firefox have a password sync feature like Chrome's? It's had that for years, and I'm yet to have a problem with it. > As an aside, one silly thing that tarnished Mozilla's brand for me was the treatm
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9y ago
I don't see how that's straightforward, especially numbers 3 and 4. Are you gonna vote out the president just for NN? Even if you don't think the other guy is gonna be much different in that regard? Americans cast one single
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9y ago
> But even with murder, the law doesn't stop murders before they happen, but rather only acts retroactively (and that is for good reason). Murders are punished after they happen. But a plot to murder is in itself a crime. Also, the
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9y ago
I just googled it. Can't say I'm a fan, I didn't even know about it. It seems very focused on home-maintenance and tools, which I know nothing about, but I'll certainly check it out in greater depth ;)
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9y ago
Do you mean this [Cool Tools]( http://kk.org/cooltools/ ) ( http://kk.org/cooltools/ )?
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9y ago
TL;DR: I see that Apple is doing great engineering, but where is this engineering better than Samsung's? Or is it not? --- This was fascinating, but I am not very knowledgable when it comes to hardware and I have a burning question. Ev
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9y ago
> Part of the reason Google's initial launch was so ballsy and great (which they've lost over the years) was a strong focus on getting the user off the search results page as fast as possible. That's an interesting exampl
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9y ago
I'd say it's both. Anecdotally, to me being able to see the whole title and in a vertical list is just enough to like it, it makes it so much easier to find something among a shitload of tabs. Also, I feel it's a much better
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9y ago
I assumed by x200 you meant x200-series. I love old-ish laptops, but how is that Core 2 Duo holding up? No touchpad, 1200x800 screen... What do you do with it, if it's not much to ask? I'm truly curious.
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9y ago
He might very well be a cat, but it's true that Thinkpads are sold with very different panels, even in the same Thinkpad model[1]. http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:X260 The x260, for instance, can have a 300
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9y ago
Don't you need an at-least-mediocre GPU to get high resolution on 3 monitors on any OS? I wouldn't connect 3 high resolution monitors to a Windows or Mac machine with no GPU.
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Hard to guess the tone, but do you mean that in a negative way? I think it's fantastic that MS are being forced by Mac to improve their damn OS. Mac being the only option for many people (although I love Linux) was a terrible situation
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