jhasse

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by jhasse 8y ago
> Surely forcing change will cause more wasted cables than maintaining the status quo. Not in the long run.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> AND if the EU forced all phone makers to stop bundling USB cables and chargers with every phone. If all bundled cables were the same, people could reuse them more often.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Having multiple connectors on the phone side results in more cables, more waste.
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by jhasse 8y ago
To ruin your battery life.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Can AMD Ryzen and Threadripper run Linux without crashing? Yes, of course! > What about compiling large source code bases? There were some scary bugs reported on Linux when Ryzen came out. Are you referring to this? https:/&#x
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by jhasse 8y ago
The biggest three advantages I can think of right now: * Git integration: You can directly edit in diffs, commit from the sidebar, see your submodules and commit in them, ... * Integrated terminal which can also run tasks, so colors and inp
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Am I missing out by not switching to VSCode? I would say yes! VSCode also has many other things to offer over ST3 besides IntelliSense btw.
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by jhasse 8y ago
UTF-8 also isn't supported by every tool, still it has become the standard encoding. 99% would be enough. (actually not a fan of Elastic TabStops btw)
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by jhasse 8y ago
You wouldn't have to if elastic tabstops would be supported out of the box.
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by jhasse 8y ago
OEMs can change the Bluetooth settings though.
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by jhasse 8y ago
I can't uninstall Chrome on my LG Android phone either.
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by jhasse 8y ago
It's the same argument as with Microsoft vs. the EU regarding IE: Defaults are important when you have a monopoly.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> They are clearly related as a suite of applications which form the core experience of what is called “Android”. I'm using Android every day and never once opened Chrome (instead I'm using the Lightning browser) or used the Go
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by jhasse 8y ago
> How does that massive amount of money actually help repair whatever "economical damage" that was inflicted by not having some sort of app pre-installed on a device? By creating an incentive for Google (and other corporations)
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by jhasse 8y ago
"import" or rather combine then.
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by jhasse 8y ago
open-source != GPL-licensed
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by jhasse 8y ago
Which is a practical difference.
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by jhasse 8y ago
With cheaper models you mean non-XPS-13 models?
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by jhasse 8y ago
Well, the second license isn't that useful, as no one could distribute the code under it, as long as it's still using PyQt (and he doesn't buy a license). Also you can't include non-GPL compatible code (Apache is incompa
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by jhasse 8y ago
Note that you can use the GPL commercially, too. It matters only if you want to license under anything non-GPL (which admittedly most commercial projects do).
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by jhasse 8y ago
They can chose any open-source license. With PyQT being under GPL you're force to use the GPL, too (you can always dual-license though).
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by jhasse 8y ago
Dell XPS 13. Comes with Linux and the new model is very quiet (fans don't even spin with most tasks).
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by jhasse 8y ago
Buy Linux games on gog.com?
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by jhasse 8y ago
> I like smart playlists, playlist folders, and Genre > Artist > Album columns Doesn't Rhythmbox have that?
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by jhasse 8y ago
I highly doubt it's that simple, sorry.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Try micro: https://github.com/zyedidia/micro Plugins are written in Lua.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Please tell me how I can reduce my TK payment by showing them my gym membership, and I will be very grateful. No sarcasm here. It looks like the TK doesn't pay for just visiting the gym: https://www.tk.de/techniker
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by jhasse 8y ago
> I feel like I'm forced to pay into a black hole with no accountability. Why exactly is it a black hole? Doctors need to be paid, too.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Most health insurances will give you benefits for staying healthy (e.g. visiting the gym or a nutritionist). Visiting the dentist at least once a year will also give you a benefit. There might be other stuff I can't think of right now.
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by jhasse 8y ago
The state enables a lot of stuff for you in return though, which we'd also have to count as a benefit if we "count everything". It's just infeasible to come up with a concrete number of how much they "take away&quot

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