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by kkarakk 8y ago
No one is forcing users to choose chrome either. Except all the advocates who suddenly realized that firefox is fighting a losing game
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by kkarakk 8y ago
she wasn't black though?
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by kkarakk 8y ago
how is this flamey and unsubstantive? i'm just discussing WHY guin is being given more prominence in recent years over her contemporaries. everything i said is relevant in our current social context and doesn't active "dogwhi
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by kkarakk 8y ago
that was exactly my point - her books are great theoretical discourses that don't bring the message home because there is no real ending
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by kkarakk 8y ago
rich kids of instagram/the internet already did this(and has been very much coopted). they didn't rank people but you know what they were doing
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by kkarakk 8y ago
>It was delayed by 9 months reasons? why wouldn't i expect the same going forward in the future? 9 month delay on a closer source app=no for me ever using it also your download links don't work, way to clickbait people into sig
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by kkarakk 8y ago
but someone has to manage the things that manage the lambda right? you're just moving IT server operations to devops...my understanding of lambda is limited to "you write functions and you pay per function compute" so please
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by kkarakk 8y ago
lol, no one complains when apple shoves webkit down your throat or google does the same with mobile chrome. the battle has already been lost mostly-who uses mobile firefox really? on play store, by installs firefox - 100million+,chrome - 1b
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by kkarakk 8y ago
well to be sure - to add some details in your analogy for it to be an exact comparison, the farmer "stumbled" on this plant in someone else's nursery. a nursery that person nurtured for quite some time and expects to get a re
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by kkarakk 8y ago
doesn't that live on as KaiOS. kai is heavily controlled by some indian company(to the point where you can't even publish apps on it's store without that company's approval) but atleast it's alive
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by kkarakk 8y ago
problem is usually line of sight to satellites, it varies a LOT and usually leads to variance in calculations.
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by kkarakk 8y ago
i'd totally use a js framework called dragonsfuckingcars
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by kkarakk 8y ago
remembering urls is not a trivial task. it's the reason why we have bookmarks and history functions in browsers. a good search engine like google abstracts that away. i couldn't remember the name stack overflow for quite some time
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by kkarakk 8y ago
problem always is that moving away from the mainstream is non trivial and only for people with oodles of money. for eg if i want to use ipfs i should have 1.a computer capable of handling these connections 2.an internet connection cap
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by kkarakk 8y ago
mastodon already does this? how are you going to differentiate? also all these types of sites are typically flooded with porn if they become in any way popular...
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by kkarakk 8y ago
would you accept payouts from a person(in the US) who only agreed to pay you in Zimbabwean dollars? that's the argument you're making...sure the currency has value but are you prepared to stomach the risk that dealing with it enta
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by kkarakk 8y ago
8 customer reviews, not even the top 200 when you search within the estate planning section...nice, i'm sure lots of people have read this
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by kkarakk 8y ago
what happens when your fancy multi-sig contract is disputed by non-technical folk and the matter goes to court? court could easily throw all that shit out and say the crypto goes to your first wife instead. no guarantee that it will work at
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by kkarakk 8y ago
chromecast audio is replicated trivially by chromecast + hdmi to audio converter(that you can buy for 5 bucks). i think the real problem is that the solution is confusing and people aren't linking up old audio systems. they're upg
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by kkarakk 8y ago
part of that initiative was to bring wifi to developing countries which is being achieved in part by https://station.google.com/ in india,nigeria,mexico,indonesia,thailand the balloon thing was also only for developing coun
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by kkarakk 8y ago
Yet another aspect of crypto's long term ignored consequences come to light. i haven't seen ANY possible solution for transfer of crypto after original owner's death. even ethereum doesn't have this simple ability inbuil
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by kkarakk 8y ago
yes that's why teachers keep a giant printout of the textbook next to the whiteboard. except wait, students get to choose whether to look at the textbook open in front of them.quite the flaw in your logic. Teachers do need everything i
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by kkarakk 8y ago
why would you try this out with "live" data? why not incrementally connect drives and do it that way? i'm basically asking what the impetus was for "just going for it" which is probably going to be a reason that oth
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by kkarakk 8y ago
Nice,even their sample apps are only built in native instead of,you know,also adding their own crossplatform offering Xamarin?although i supposed their windows sample can be adapted. i wonder if Xamarin has been abandoned internally
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by kkarakk 8y ago
g+ oauth already aren't working properly on a couple of sites that i frequent(older chatboards)
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by kkarakk 8y ago
it's not. it's most likely that android apps are the ones using the google apis(since it used to be logical to goto google first for your api needs). even if these apps are taken off the playstore,they probably exist on someone&#x
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by kkarakk 8y ago
ooops
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by kkarakk 8y ago
excluding programmers or content creators - the people that apple is trying to push away from macs to ipads
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by kkarakk 8y ago
iPad is TOTALLY a valid laptop replacement!
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by kkarakk 8y ago
>I'm highly skeptical of an approach that involves training users to rely on a black-box ML system. google did it with youtube, if they do it to chrome i don't know if they can handle the developer frustration that will ensue(i

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