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by jsgo 9y ago
I actually feel for anyone that buys ad space for politics on Facebook as they obviously don't handle it particularly well. Tons of times in 2016 I saw ads for where someone was running for in-state legislature of another state entirel
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by jsgo 9y ago
I'm kind of in the same boat, although in time I've gradually become less negative about it. I, too, was wanting something that felt like a native peripheral but always found that it is a module you more or less have to hack a sol
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by jsgo 9y ago
haha, I made the same mistake in reverse though when I was underwhelmed by Magic Leap due to the Leap Motion controller I bought. I guess that it is both companies have "Leap" being the non-modifying sounding word in the name and
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by jsgo 9y ago
I don't even understand why governments haven't made a case of this generally speaking. If an ad network allows this kind of behavior, they can be blocked by countries. Sites won't want networks that can't serve traffic
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by jsgo 9y ago
true, but I think (not certain) Microsoft's aim is security via sandboxing, so without thorough testing of the various Win32 apps, I don't see how it gets done. And I could just imagine the blog post from a Win32 developer when th
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by jsgo 9y ago
it is a weird dance, for sure. But currently, they're very dependent on Windows (and based on the restructuring at Microsoft, dependent on Windows remaining a big thing indefinitely). While saying Linux First outright is probably a bad
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by jsgo 9y ago
your dad is trolling you. He knows.
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by jsgo 9y ago
Exactly. Convince people Linux is worth moving to, but don't force them towards it. If memory serves, when Valve was initially getting their feet wet, publicly, with Linux, they were getting Left 4 Dead (1 or 2, can't remember) to
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by jsgo 9y ago
alright, to the response, how about "I think we should also cut the ridiculous budget enjoyed by NTSB, because 0.01% of all airplanes currently in service have crashed"? I'd actually argue that aircraft that have crashed are
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by jsgo 9y ago
While I agree to a point, I do think the "wild west" nature of a lot of Win32 apps kind of prevented it as they couldn't manage the security. If there were some way to wrap the Win32 apps in their own individual sandboxes wit
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by jsgo 9y ago
That's not a need though. My computer needs a CPU and by extension so do I, but at the end of the day, a 4k display is a nice to have.
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by jsgo 9y ago
I have the same monitor and it is the first time I've started to run Windows apps more in actual windows than full screen/full screen-like. Too many sites waste a bunch of horizontal space on it, so makes sense to shrink the windo
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by jsgo 9y ago
Out of curiosity, are there any negatives for everyone to funnel their DNS traffic through a single provider? Might be paranoia, and it may in this case just be putting all of your traffic through company_a vs all of your traffic through co
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by jsgo 9y ago
Read the concern in the parent to what you're responding to. Essentially, "with this partnership, is Troy likely to hand wave if 1Password's logins are breached?" and the credibility concerns that this partnership may cr
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by jsgo 9y ago
all reasonable, but I think the post you're responding to is just widening the net of the original post of 1password vs chrome feature. the follow up was what about people who use a different browser which exposes a flaw in being too s
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by jsgo 9y ago
Oh, I'm sure he'll post it. 1Password is software that falls into the same interest area as those who care about password disclosures, hence this probably being a good partnership. The moment 1Password is compromised and Troy &quo
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by jsgo 9y ago
This. My hope when I saw the Surface Pro 3 was that the middling eGPU (Thunderbolt 2) thing going on with Macbook Pros would eventually make its way to the Surface Pro line where the Surface pro essentially becomes a hub and it could be the
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by jsgo 9y ago
Whether one agrees or not, Google is within their rights to remove Kodi from their autocomplete product. Whether one agrees or not, Dick's Sporting Goods is within their rights to remove partial/all (can't remember what they
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by jsgo 9y ago
yeah, if you have a DS, go with the Chrono Trigger port. I can't speak to iOS, but I tried some Final Fantasy port and gave up because I hated the controls. The PC version, I have a 3440x1440 screen, it renders as a regular 1440p scree
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by jsgo 9y ago
I miss this game moreso than probably any others in the series, maybe any game at all outside of perhaps Chrono Trigger. There were trainers and what not, but I remember after playing through it trying to create a "godmode" charac
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by jsgo 9y ago
While it is probably hard to understand, the other poster's interpretation is legit as it is referencing an acknowledgement of rights. Without such language, you could provide your voice to this and then when they release, you could sa
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by jsgo 9y ago
There seem to be fairly regular (at least, more regular than one would like) AmTrak derailings in the US. That isn't to say I think it is AmTrak's doing specifically, I think it is like you said a maintenance issue coupled with ev
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by jsgo 9y ago
Osmo?
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by jsgo 9y ago
I hear you, but I agree with the parent that it would be something they'd be for (now) because it benefits them in the long run. If there's an ID system that uses a public/private key kind of system, if they screw up and expo
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by jsgo 9y ago
5 years ago, I worked at a company that did a lot of data analytics stuff (though I did not; I was responsible with some web applications). They swore by SAS. To read the comments here are pretty jarring, considering that previous history a
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by jsgo 9y ago
I could be wrong, but I think the article is saying that the Netflix myth never happened and it is trying to posit that instead of looking at the instance of breakthrough as the beginning, look at the less sexy work and experience that got
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by jsgo 9y ago
And it'd be my guess that they probably source some of their topics to research based on search results where users abandoned w/o clicking a result. Though I don't know that to be a fact as I don't work for them/spe
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by jsgo 9y ago
Personally, because there are so many sketchy things on Facebook, this is what I tend to do: 1) go to snopes, search for the article 2) read the article, specifically using the links to their sources and reviewing those. 3) if still unsure,
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by jsgo 9y ago
perhaps they're storing search results where a user didn't click on anything (ie they didn't find the answer to what they were looking for) so they then investigated what the query "cnn industrial washer" or whateve
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by jsgo 9y ago
If this were Snopes, they'd most likely use their True/False category where they state what is true and what is false: True: Clinton's team destroyed emails on the server False: the process didn't leverage "acid was

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