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by inapis 9y ago
>Can a bidet user explain why bidets are superior to just having a nearby faucet to dampen the toilet paper, like this? Water pressure. I live on the 5th floor of a 16 floor building with the water tank at the top. The pressure of the bi
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by inapis 9y ago
From Travel SE - https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/3080/ok-were-all-...
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by inapis 9y ago
As a 25yo and someone dealing with RSI, I am terrified. What do you recommend for dealing with neck and the back? Currently, have switched out my mouse for a trackball in the right hand and a trackpad in the left (though occasionally). Next
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SUSE or RedHat are excellent examples when it comes to monetizing OSS for large businesses. What about consumer software? I do not think OSS will survive monetization when it comes to dealing with individual consumers. And then there's
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This is an inherent risk of using streaming services. Nothing exclusive to spotify.
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You may not like Apple and some of their practices are inherently abhorrent but it is no where in the same league as MS of the 90s. Today, if you want, you can instantly switch away from iOS to a plethora of options. Apple has the highest
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by inapis 9y ago
Is [1] this the book you're referring? [1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54386
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by inapis 9y ago
You don’t have to subscribe to every publication out there. Find two or three which provide diverse viewpoints and suitable to your taste and call it a day. Bar few, I don’t think most of the population has the capacity or time to read hund
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by inapis 9y ago
>Why do you want Apple to be in control of your device though? I don't but I'm not hesitant to cede some control of my device to Apple in order to not be a technology janitor. I do not want absolute control of my device whi
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by inapis 9y ago
I really disagree with your argument - > -Apple limits what your app can do, e.g. apps can't spawn processes (FU Apple, this is bad for security/pricacy), What's the issue with that? Why would I want some random no-name de
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by inapis 9y ago
Lenovo used the UEFI/BIOS tables to load crapware back into a fresh retail user-installed windows setup. The bios table was named Window Platform Binary Table
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Lots of browsers force HTTPS if you want to use HTTP/2. The speedups are because of http/2 and not solely because of https.
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> Then they turned around and surreptitiously passed a law allowing foreign funding for political parties Can you point me to a source where I can read more about it?
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> "Tesla set fire to a Powerpack to test its safety features – the results are impressive" This is cherrypicking to make a point. The batteries still contain chemicals which are toxic to life and environment. There will come a
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by inapis 10y ago
1. Till an extent. Free markets are not always in the interest of consumers. 3. Terrible idea. No one wants FB to be the gatekeeper. And no its not the only way. Many state govts (especially Telangana) are rolling out programs to provide d
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Pocket doesn't store videos or pdf's offline. Only HTML articles with the formatting stripped.
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Somewhat. I just dug through Laravel's source code and the comments helped. Having an annotated guide for each software would be difficult but all of us have to start somewhere.
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Ask HN: What are some well written/engineered open source software?
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by inapis 12y ago
I've been thinking about something like this for a long time! But mainly focused on security and privacy features! This one looks good as a starting point!