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11y ago
When I was in China, I used ExpressVPN. But even with a fast VPN like that, it's still so much slower in mainland China than in Hong Kong or elsewhere. It really isn't a problem if you're Chinese and mainly use WeChat, QQ,
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11y ago
Perhaps for Android, but I'm hesitant about using Clang for Win64 due to some recent bugs (such as tellg not working correctly).
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11y ago
I've been looking for a better alternative to iTunes for years, like Google Music. But nothing I've used has the same features like powerful smart playlists, ratings system, and the ability to change the start and stop times of s
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11y ago
Twitter is a fantastic tool for searching. If you want some information that's immediate or location based, such as if there's a Verizon FiOS outage, or a parade that you're trying to figure out the theme of (common in NYC),
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11y ago
There's way too much good TV. So much. Way too much for anyone to watch.
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11y ago
Just turn off microphone access for the Facebook app, or don't give it access to begin with. Even with android, you should have that option in the latest version.
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11y ago
I always just try the request again a minute later and surge pricing is usually gone.
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11y ago
This is true in software development too. I just got done reading a spec, and there is so much needless acronyms and jargon. Most of those acronyms can simply be replaced with one or two words, and it would vastly improve the readability
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11y ago
In other news, 4 out of 5 doctors agree that smoking Camel cigarettes is good for the throat!
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11y ago
I wonder how well Android Wear supports iOS features compared to the Apple Watch. For example, replying to text messages, receiving notifications, etc. Is there any info on this?
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11y ago
Well, from a game perspective, Angry Birds 2 is pretty good. It gets rid of a lot of the annoyances in the first series of games. It's much easier to knock down small parts of buildings now.
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11y ago
Russia also blocked Reddit for a day or two over a single post. Can't they filter out single webpages? Is this an HTTPS issue?
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11y ago
It's an excellent platform. They also developed the WWE Network, which has been fairly rock solid since it went on air last year.
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11y ago
It's great that we have so many choices of great programming fonts nowadays. What's everyone's font of choice? I've been using Consolas for the last few years.
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11y ago
I had a ton of Apple Music problems initially, but I couldn't be more happy with it now. I love Apple Music. It screwed up the metadata all over my library, had problems with adding playlists to my library. It turns out it was all b
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11y ago
I still use Python 2.7. I guess I should upgrade.
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11y ago
Chrome just got a hell of a lot better and Firefox more or less stayed the same.
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11y ago
AT&T is still doing this as of yesterday. I just got a text that I've used 75% of my "unlimited" plan
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11y ago
What a nightmare. Makes me glad I live on the east coast.
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11y ago
They think they do, but they don't. At least nowhere near what Apple is doing. Right now they're at the stage where they think that if something has material design and looks pretty, then it must have a good user interface.
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11y ago
It even pauses video studio! It really is universal.
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12y ago
The best quality of life change I ever made was turning off email notifications. I just have have the numeric counter on, and check it every so often like I always did anyway. I only have notifications for things that people expect quicke
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12y ago
The desktop browser is great, but they gotta reign in the RAM usage. It's getting to be a problem.
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12y ago
Agreed. Didn't like the ribbon at first, but grew to find it very useful for Office.
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12y ago
What happened to you Sourceforge? I hope the same thing doesn't happen to Github in 10 years.
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12y ago
Apple Pay works great at whole foods and walgreens. Takes about 2 seconds to pay. More retailers just need to support NFC payments and/or have staff trained in how to process them.
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12y ago
All I've been seeing lately are posts very critical of systemd. I really don't know much about it, and I would love to hear the other side of the story. Why is it so popular lately?
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12y ago
To give it some credit, Firefox is pretty damn good in the past few months after the multi-process updates they've been making.