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by kagamine 10y ago
I have tried that and many other solutions and forums are still piling up with hacks to get the steam client to work on 16.04 and as far back as 14.x.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Is Steam supported? Steam is in the Ubuntu repos and available for download, but it seems like it's impossible to install for thousands of Linux users and this has been the case for 4 years. The problem seems to either be that it wants
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by kagamine 10y ago
Now I can use flex-box like I was using flex-box 3 years ago including on IE8. It's almost like living now but if now was then.
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by kagamine 10y ago
There are so many desktop environs for Linux, some mimic OS X, some Windows (XP, 7, 8/10), some unique that if you can't find a UX experience on Linux that is acceptable then the problem isn't Linux, but it might be you! Game
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by kagamine 10y ago
ah, Bluetooth still involves a lot of googling and trial and error. I have no BT devices with a mic, but have achieved streaming audio to speakers. My set up is currently stable but after a reboot I have to repair the speaker (like an iPhon
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by kagamine 10y ago
Same, never have I gone to Dell and seen XPS in stock in a European store. EVER. It's a while since I checked and maybe I'm just always there at the wrong time in release and stocking cycles, but XPS seems almost impossible to get
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by kagamine 10y ago
In Norway too, there is a large chain official partner, essentially an Apple Store operated by not-Apple, but the online store is official Apple, I think that is what OP was referring to. IN some countries there is no Apple Store online.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Then why have I read news reports over the last few years about the used-mobile mountain piling up and how hard they are to recycle?
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by kagamine 10y ago
That's something I would really have to see hard facts on before I could believe it.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Well thanks for the well-reasoned and neatly laid out rebuffal, it's what I come to HN for. Perhaps "free from harmful emissions" would be better, I'm not in that field of expertise so I can't say, but if you take i
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by kagamine 10y ago
My daughter wanted me to read The Little Mermaid to her, so we read from HC Andersen's book. That story was brutal. I don't think either my daughter or I were expecting that bleak lesson in life.
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by kagamine 10y ago
1. Tax breaks and other incentives boost new sales, so the number of new cars is higher than if the market had continued as before. There is an argument for that having an impact. 2. Not 24 months, 12. And it encourages people who would not
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by kagamine 10y ago
Sort of just what I said. I did state "reportedly" and not provide any sources. I don't think I was being unfair to the EV market. However, buying a new car and junking the old one has to be less energy efficient than owning
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by kagamine 10y ago
I also believe this is primarily driven by money, but also a section of Norwegian society seems to believe that anything new and shiny simply must be bought and right away. In a country in which environmental concerns are marketed as para
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by kagamine 10y ago
The obvious flaws in that argument are battery life for one, and that whenever any major event happens, like New Years Eve, the mobile network slows to a halt. In a national emergency, a smartphone isn't going to last long enough to se
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by kagamine 10y ago
Recently upgraded a zbook from 8.1 to 10 and the audio went awry, and the DTS audio stopped working and that took time to fix. There were some issues with win 10 switching between wi-fi and a cabled connection which should happen automatica
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by kagamine 10y ago
I work with a guy who got a fine and points for not stopping at a zebra crossing in Holmestrand, and the person the police meant he should stop for wasn't even crossing. Apparently the rule is that you should stop even if they look lik
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by kagamine 10y ago
If you asked for templates you should have gotten templates, not mockups and not wireframes and not a demo. In my experience there is a common misunderstanding between designers, project managers and coders about what word or phrase is used
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by kagamine 10y ago
From the UK originally, now living in Norway. Norwegians drivers are 50% ok-ish but often irrational, 50% massive jerk imo.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Here in Europe people often enter roundabouts and junctions before the exits are clear and it is against traffic law, the reason given for it being a wrong thing to do is that there should be a clear path through for emergency vehicles. Sur
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by kagamine 10y ago
Like these classic fairy tales that were folklore until written down and of which many exist in the collective consciousness of western civilization: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls003947956/
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by kagamine 10y ago
The "integrity of the work" argument has always been an oddity to me. As a Brit who grew up with ska (the original and the revival) I have been aware for a long time that the island music, rocksteady, ska, reggae etc, flourished d
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by kagamine 10y ago
On HN we frequently ask for titles to be altered for accuracy. I would expect a BBC journalist to understand the difference between singular and plural. "Woman's brain" and Women's brains" have different meanings, a
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by kagamine 10y ago
I started using Pidgin with the Skype plugin, because the company I work for uses Skype for Business (Lync in other words) and that program doesn't log anything, and in business logging is vital. Pidgin is open source, as are all the p
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by kagamine 10y ago
"women's brains"? Or was it just one lady? Come on journalism, be clear in your meaning.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Yes, I was reading that blog and trying to hear the voice of the frustrated junior dev who is blamed for everybody else's poor communication, who is not being supported and who is used as a scapegoat for the company's wider proble
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by kagamine 10y ago
Sounds like your Hungarian buyer was legit but it just took along time to arrive. I've had that happen a number of times and every time it is because the customs/toll people open my parcel to "check it". It frustrates me
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by kagamine 10y ago
User kagamine is reading your comment. User kagamine has read you comment. User kagamine has processed your comment. User kamamine came up with a barely witty response. User kagamine has included the barely witty response for your amusement
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by kagamine 10y ago
Not OP, but I fixed sleep and restore on an HP Elitebook yesterday by installing the Nvidia display driver, the nouveau driver seemed to be what was stopping it from waking. That has been my experience with every PC with a dedicated GPU.
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by kagamine 10y ago
What do you have now? Mine's S3 Lightweight witha hard top that was on RAF Kinloss for its service life.

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