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by km3k 15y ago
Out of the box typically means "with no effort after initial install". I'm sure you did a pacman -S gnome or something like that after the initial install. That said, Arch does have very sane defaults, so I'm sure after using pacman to inst
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by km3k 15y ago
That's interesting. Netflix keeps recommending me Cashback too, even though I don't normally watch that type of movie. It's been recommending it so consistently for so long that I've been curious too, but I still haven't watched it.
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by km3k 15y ago
It's not a backup if it's your only copy. Moving data exclusively to the cloud is dangerous yes, but backing up isn't. At worst you get into a situation where you local copy is your only copy until you can back it up to a different cloud. L
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by km3k 15y ago
Sorry about going off topic, but I'm curious. Wuhich of Home Depot and Lowe's do you feel has better service? I've never considered either for their service as my local Home Depot and Lowe's have equally poor customer service. The locally o
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by km3k 15y ago
Yeah, the torrents are still a good option, but I like Netflix since it's quicker and easier than torrenting. The streaming is instant. And if you have "unlimited" bandwidth, then the additional streams don't really matter. When I'm on my c
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by km3k 15y ago
That's correct. I should have mentioned that. Do you know if the gerrit code review website is back? I haven't been able to find a working URL for it.
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by km3k 15y ago
Yes, all RFC documents use this style. You can find more at http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc.html
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by km3k 15y ago
> 3.0 and 4.0 aren't a fork for tablets though, are they? 3.0 was essentially a fork for tablets. 4.0 is where they merged that fork back so it works on both phones and tablets, which is why they will be releasing the source of 4.0. Thi
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by km3k 15y ago
> They don't seem to care about contributions from the community Google accepts a lot of patches from the community. Many of the major custom ROMs regularly submit patches. Things aren't perfect at the moment since all this infrastructu
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by km3k 15y ago
Maybe I'm just different, but I like smaller font sizes. It makes it easier to take in more text quicker and do it with less scrolling. I am 26 though. I'll probably change that opinion when I'm 40. I think having the browser zoomed out one
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by km3k 15y ago
So that's why I've been getting some random linkedin invites from people I don't remember or people I e-mailed once! Good to know I can ignore them.
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by km3k 15y ago
"does most of her emailing on an iPad" If she already has an iPad, isn't an iPhone the obvious choice? I love my Android phone, but if someone is already used to iOS and likes it, why not get them an iPhone?
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by km3k 15y ago
Does unetbootin allow you to choose from multiple ISOs to boot now? It didn't last time I checked. I realize there's ways around that (like manipulating syslinux config files: http://tazbuntu.blogspot.com/2009/05/multibootin-with-unetbo...
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by km3k 15y ago
I've been using Deskdroid for this purpose. Works pretty well. http://deskdroid.com
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by km3k 16y ago
There was an "Arch Bounty" system for funding things like this. It died with only one donation. It wasn't well promoted, but it did exist and was mentioned on the Arch Linux website in various places. Info is available from an Arch Linux de
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by km3k 16y ago
What requires people to respond to cell phone calls/messages/texts promptly? I only respond if I want to and when I want to.
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by km3k 16y ago
You might be thinking of Imran Nazarm, who documented the process of making a GameBoy emulator in Javascript: http://imrannazar.com/GameBoy-Emulation-in-JavaScript:-The-C...
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by km3k 16y ago
I really like the look of Clementine, but I'm still holding onto Amarok 1.4 because it works with Katapult. Does Clementine work with any launchers yet?
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by km3k 16y ago
I wonder how well the caching will work. I currently use MapDroyd ( http://www.mapdroyd.com/ ) for cached vector maps. Maybe now I can just use Google Maps and not need a second maps app installed for when I lose my data connection.
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by km3k 16y ago
I liked the line below that: "lots of people use text-only browsers like lynx". Maybe for small values of "lots".
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How to Turn Your Android Phone into a Fully-Automated Superphone(lifehacker.com)
3 points by km3k 16y ago|0 comments
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by km3k 17y ago
Those are some really ugly themes.