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by kayone 11y ago
I bought an XPS 15 just before Xmas and the sales rep was really trying to sell me on-site repair and it wasn't even that expensive (IIRC, ~$70 CAD upgrade), keep in mind this is Dell Canada so US might be different.
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by kayone 11y ago
I use git bash, with conemu, to be honest I don't do anything crazy but most of the linux commands I need day to day just work.
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by kayone 11y ago
I'm not sure why you feel like that, I switched back to Windows after ~1 year of using OSX, I wouldn't say its "miserable" there is really nothing I could do in OSX's command line that can't do in windows.
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by kayone 11y ago
As someone living in canada and visiting Tokyo for a week few years ago I complelty agree with you on "Tokyo is cold" statement, however I don't think the original post was trying to idolize japan, at least I didn't see
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by kayone 11y ago
sure, but in case of something like symanitc versioning, the benefit, at least as far as I understand is to give you some sort of trust or guarantee, _ if you upgrade a package from 1.1 to 1.7 your app will not break_ if in practice 2 out o
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by kayone 11y ago
to be honest I am. if you told NPM to install the latest 1.x and you were on 1.1 and now got upgraded to 1.7 I would put my money on something breaking than not.
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by kayone 11y ago
I'm surprised developers still believe in the idea of Semantic versioning. even projects that claim they follow semantic versioning don't, maybe there are some out there but I've never seen one. and somehow it still comes as
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by kayone 11y ago
Skip sign-in, manual server entry will definitely be part of Plex Media Player, right now we don't support it since the app is gated with plexpass which means you _need to sign in_ so we can validate your subscription status. but signi
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by kayone 11y ago
Full discourage, I work for plex on plex media player and smart tv platforms, we removed the plex pass requirement for smart TVs a few days ago, they are all free to all users. But as someone that works with smart TVs many hours a day, I wo
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by kayone 11y ago
Are any of those quad cores? I've been trying to find the actual cpu models but I can't seem to find them mentioned anywhere.
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by kayone 11y ago
I'm not sure I understand the logic here, so just because microsoft is a multi billion dollar company people shouldn't be inspecting their code to find security holes? would you say the same thing if the subject was ubuntu/li
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by kayone 11y ago
it's not about the scientist overestimating the value of their inventions, when you pour in years and millions of dollars on research like this you just don't give it away for pretty much nothing. 200K _might_ be considerable amou
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by kayone 11y ago
In this case this wasn't true, since the vaccine was done and sold before the outbreak.
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by kayone 11y ago
A friend of mine was one of the primary researcher working on the vaccine in the Winnipeg lab. I remember going out to dinners past few years and keep hearing about him his work on this vaccine. One thing that really bothered me was how the
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by kayone 11y ago
There are a lot of assumptions in your post, but I guess that's implied given you are talking about perceptions. At least for me I tend to trust MS (at least the new MS) more than I do apple or even google.
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by kayone 12y ago
it was never really open.
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by kayone 12y ago
>people were speculating that the innards would be swappable Yup, totally sounds like something apple would let you do.
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by kayone 12y ago
I agree with the general rule, however checking the dev tools this site doesn't actually make any calls to a server during or after you've typed your password.
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by kayone 12y ago
I want to switch to plex for my TV media center software, I really do but the thing that keeps making me move back to xbmc/kodi is the seek lag (trying to skip to the middle of a movie) and sometimes it just freezes while fast forwardi
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by kayone 12y ago
Sorry, I did misunderstand. Completely agree.
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by kayone 12y ago
Take a look at pushbullet, it allows you to share items between devices, they also added a new feature which lets you share your clipboard between devices.
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by kayone 12y ago
>If the NK regime was to fail, it won't be surprising if China pull a putin and annex NK. If China were to annex NK Wouldn't that remove the buffer? Wouldn't China prefer the west/south to take over north korea and al
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by kayone 12y ago
> non-profit domain registrar domain squatters are already an issue. imaging if you could register domains for free. I think having to pay $10 for a year is pretty fair. That's one reason I don't mind paying ~$70 for .io domain
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by kayone 12y ago
> Given that the battery isn't removable too, this makes for a very shitty development phone. When was the last time you pulled a battery on an iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch. I think calling a phone 'shitty for development' jus
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by kayone 12y ago
and nexus one was also the only nexus to have an SD card. so I think he is talking about every nexus phone/tablet except the nexus one.
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Why Chocolatey is broken beyond Any hope(medium.com)
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by kayone 12y ago
how open is opendns to a .NET dev that does js/node on the side wanting to jump ship? I really want to get out of the .net stack but haven't had a good chance to do it. and most of my ex-colleges are in .net shops too so all of my
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by kayone 12y ago
moto g is made by motorola, which is no longer owned by google. As far as I know manufacturers are not making any money from ad revenue.
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by kayone 12y ago
I totally agree with you and think that google's wear is a better offering. My original reply was referring to the fact that even though Google came to market with its wear device first (years ago with glass and months ago with on the
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by kayone 12y ago
> preemptively responding to the Apple Watch That's really interesting way to phrase it. if tables were turned would you say the same thing or would it be Google responding to apple or worst, Google copying apple?

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