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by jsgo 7y ago
eh, I think it is fine, maybe even necessary. iOS was looking a bit odd with the release of iPhone X as you now started having splintering at least initially (I'm not sure when it happened, but my older iPad started getting iPhone X-es
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by jsgo 7y ago
Your impression is correct. There's also an interest for anything sharing the same first letter as meaningful. Which is why that Berkeley Barbs thing makes sense. Even willing to substitute so long as the phonetics are there (ie Kids K
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by jsgo 7y ago
Yeah, I remember hooking up a USB hub to my Motorola Xoom back in the Honeycomb era and for giggles, decided to attach a mouse and keyboard. Both worked with the mouse surprisingly so (if memory serves, it was a blue dot in the color scheme
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by jsgo 7y ago
This only seems beneficial if you're attempting to break compatibility with the browsers' built in understanding of ul and li tags (perhaps some concern that browsers will handle those tags differently in the future). Otherwise, t
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by jsgo 7y ago
you're assuming a dichotomy was presented. Again, what does one person putting forth extra of their funds do in the big picture? Concerns of virtue signaling? The ramifications of what he is proposing is that if he gets his wish, he (a
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by jsgo 7y ago
No, don't believe so (I mean, I could probably reject my income tax refunds too). But I think what they're arguing here is that as a class they feel they should pay more. While one billionaire paying extra for the Greater Good wou
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by jsgo 7y ago
We were in school (computer electronics class) and we had two machines on opposing sides of a row with this installed. Granted, we had other games and stuff installed too, but the highlight was when two people would man these particular com
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by jsgo 7y ago
I don't know the security ramifications to what they've done, but as a user, I find Blizzard's current implementation to be the golden standard that everyone else's implementation leaves me feeling bummed by. I login, I
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by jsgo 7y ago
I started playing FFXIV a bit over a month ago. During that time, there was someone in the Novice Network (new player advice channel in game) posted a "does this look like an okay PLD build?" with a URL. I click the URL and it is
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by jsgo 7y ago
The only problems I see are that someone could potentially upload a lower resolution version of the video a moderator has seen and then perhaps bypass the content id system (I don't know how tolerant they tend to be for situations as t
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by jsgo 7y ago
FFXIV from Steam requires the download and usage of the abysmal launcher it has. As an added bonus, when you buy the game on Steam, you're locked in to Steam releases going forward: can't buy Shadowbringers from FFXIV's site,
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by jsgo 7y ago
thanks for that. That's a huge bummer. Really wish Apple wouldn't force the Metal issue with Nvidia. Yeah, it'd be nice and all, but as a user, I'm fine with the various scripts I have to run after macOS updates to get t
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by jsgo 7y ago
But those independent tests are inevitable and probably right at or right after launch. Does AMD stand to gain anything by falsifying test results that are (relatively) easy to fact check independently? I mean, no one should lose their mind
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by jsgo 7y ago
Not Ryzen related, but seems you're pretty up to speed with AMD products. Does that include Radeon as well? I have a MBP and I am considering a Radeon VII for my external GPU (currently GTX 1080 but only usable in Windows. Thanks Mojav
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by jsgo 7y ago
I'm pretty much in the Apple/Microsoft camp, but I've went with Amazon on the Echo side of things because their offering is more reliable (and more devices support it). What I am getting at is that a lot of us probably make a
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by jsgo 7y ago
Not the author, so no idea, but it seems to be directed more at people who put their content directly on other platforms to be doing wrong. Creating content on yourblog.tld and linking to it from Twitter/Facebook/etc. is fine, but
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by jsgo 7y ago
No, chances are you'll still want to share it on Twitter, HN, or whatever other locations you have an audience with. The benefit is that I may be reading an article about natural language processing and then after it is done, your arti
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by jsgo 7y ago
Not knocking the system, quite thrilled by it personally: the other option is Google or Facebook at this point and if I got off OAuth and email with Google (leaning towards buying a personal domain and going with proton mail or similar, may
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by jsgo 7y ago
I'm a big fan of the feature, was quite thrilled to see it, but aren't they the provider of the redirect? So there is privacy to anyone but Apple: they'll know (if they wish to) that you signed up on Some Site with a burner e
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by jsgo 7y ago
I'm not sure. It's not really all that different from any Linux distro (or macOS) having a specific version of the python binaries in their own repositories. Basically, this is for those that either need the hand held manner of do
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by jsgo 7y ago
unfortunate (but necessary) move, considering part of the reason it failed is because Google yanked support (and later certification of Microsoft's implementations of) Google services like YouTube. It wasn't only the lack of Googl
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by jsgo 7y ago
Sure, but if you’re not using Apple products, why would you want iCloud Drive? I mean if it wasn’t deeply connected with iOS and I could slot in any third party, I’d probably never pay for iCloud Drive either. If you want third party on And
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by jsgo 7y ago
yeah, I don't have a personal problem with the approach (followed by "which may go against others, but seems to work out fine there"), just that it deviates a hair there from what I've seen most try to push. But they&#x2
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by jsgo 7y ago
My supervisor and one of my coworkers are coldfusion (can’t remember which version number) developers. I’ve never worked in it, but I could easily see someone with experience in ASP.NET or one of the Java web technologies JSPs being able to
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by jsgo 7y ago
> Apologies for my tone. Okay, guess we can circle back... > that it is coming out in the caustic remarks I typed above. > I find your assertions pretty flagrant and not any basis in reality. And we're done here.
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by jsgo 7y ago
you're taking that to an oddly personal level. Obviously, the views of China vs SK are different in the US right now. Who is to say what the future holds if South Korea tries to make stronger ties with North Korea (considering NK blame
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by jsgo 7y ago
Currently, but the US has already chastised South Korea for not spending enough on its defense as it relates to the US. South Korea capitulated I believe, but there remains the possibility that in South Korea's goal of being on agreeab
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by jsgo 7y ago
I would argue that while yes, I want to be "in on it" as far as knowing the realness of the speaker, I also want AIs that do sound natural. Even the Google thing that handles phone reservations or whatever: so long as I'm awa
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by jsgo 7y ago
Typically not one for conspiracy, but I wonder if to some degree these kinds of things are intended to get US customers to buy US products and/or get companies to move their offshore facilities to the US. Kaspersky being hand-in-hand w
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by jsgo 7y ago
What could she be asked about that she didn't previously serve time for? By that, can she really argue self incrimination if there is no risk of going back to jail for the same crimes per double jeopardy?

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