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by kunai 14y ago
Ah, yes, I completely forgot that the Huffington Post is completely infallible and that everything published on that website is complete and total fact and certainly not opinion. I do not think "pretty" is objectifying in the slightest. "
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by kunai 14y ago
A comment posted on the original article: "It’s time to Investigate all Activities from The GOP and Tea Party and Wealthy ,Because They are The Real Terrorist Americans Citizens,For That Reason they are scare to the drones.The History from
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by kunai 14y ago
> i'm starting to think people in the US got so politically "lazy" that they are starting to forget what freedom means. This. A thousand times this. You nailed it. People here don't give a damn about freedom. They don't care if it kee
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Windows Blue leaked(liliputing.com)
1 points by kunai 14y ago|0 comments
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by kunai 14y ago
Switch to OpenBSD.
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by kunai 14y ago
I agree, however, that's not what the person I replied to was implying.
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by kunai 14y ago
I admit, the suicide part was far-fetched, but tell me once that you'd like to sit in front of a computer all day, absorbing knowledge endlessly. No food. No walking. No sleeping. No sex. Tell me that you would want that. Who wants to be a
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by kunai 14y ago
I do walk to the local grocery store. I don't own a car.
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by kunai 14y ago
Is this seriously the future? Where people are so lazy they can't use any strength at all to open a fridge or pressing a goddamn button to open a garage? Guess I should have seen it coming. I'll commit suicide long before this kind of "te
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by kunai 14y ago
But then you get all of the baggage that comes along with an open system. Android is not stable in the slightest, which is odd as it does use the Linux kernel, but it still is; even on 4.2. I still get hangs, freezes, and crashes. The syste
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by kunai 14y ago
While misogyny has gone on for centuries and needs to be stopped, obsessing over two (relatively) harmless jokes that aren't sexual in the slightest pales in comparison to the genuine problem, which is verbal abuse and sexism, as clearly
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by kunai 14y ago
What seems more suspicious is why the termination of an employee would be so public -- on all major social networks -- rather than a formal dismissing on the website or to a reporter. Perhaps I'm uneducated on the topic, but it still seems
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by kunai 14y ago
Work is actually being done about it. See the Etoile project: http://etoileos.com/ But I agree, GNUstep is so much better than GNOME/GTK, both as a development environment and as a working environment. I wish there were more developers wo
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by kunai 14y ago
I love WindowMaker; it has to be one of the best window managers for productivity. The workflow is just so natural, and it's so easy to use.
885.
by kunai 14y ago
I think that rather than dumbing down UIs in favor of general usability (which is what is suggested here), having a more complex UX with better documentation is paramount. Dumbing down the user experience does nobody any good, because as so
886.
by kunai 14y ago
I actually used a Toshiba Tecra a long time ago (circa 2005) that had a pointing stick with response very close to a TrackPoint. I don't think it would be impossible; only difficult.
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by kunai 14y ago
> I am rooting for Dell here. Now when Lenovo is gone, their Precision series is probably the closest one to take advantage of this. I love the Precision line. If only they made a 14" laptop... I would never buy ThinkPads again.
888.
by kunai 14y ago
Does anyone want to apply to YC with a novel idea: make computers for people who make money using computers? I actually thought about this. A nice, rugged computer with a good keyboard, sturdy construction, great pointing stick hardware a
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Lenovo unveils new ThinkPad design(blog.lenovo.com)
93 points by kunai 14y ago|106 comments
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ThinkPad T431s announced(engadget.com)
1 points by kunai 14y ago|0 comments
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ModernMix lets you run Modern UI apps in desktop mode(liliputing.com)
1 points by kunai 14y ago|0 comments
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by kunai 14y ago
AFAIR Java wasn't really developed for any specific OS.
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by kunai 14y ago
Solution: Black overcoat, black pants, black fedora, sunglasses, and mustache. Fake or real, it doesn't matter. There's no way any eraserhead-sized camera sensor could detect your face that way.
894.
by kunai 14y ago
Glad they finally got rid of Lucida. The typeface sucked with Facebook's aesthetic; Helvetica Neue seems to be far more conducive to the new layout.
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by kunai 14y ago
Minimalism doesn't involve hiding features, text, and navigation items away where they're hard to find. Minimalism is about finding new ways to make things simpler, not to hide things that were already there in the first place, arguably red
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by kunai 14y ago
You may see the device as "nothing more than a featureless MacBook with a fixed web browser", but I see a future of computing -- a thin client with an ultra-crisp display and great industrial design. Like it or not, the cloud is the future.
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by kunai 14y ago
The question isn't really with use cases, it's about practicality. Having instant access to what you do most of the time with a smartphone is practical. People certainly will appreciate that; it doesn't matter if the use cases are limited
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by kunai 14y ago
What's kind of ridiculous is that LayerVault took a lot of inspiration (I repeat, A LOT) from Hacker News with regards to the design of their discussion site. From the URL, the minimalism, and the link design. Heck, even the name is copied
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by kunai 14y ago
> What I like about the GNU/Linux ecosystem is that a lot of distros share a lot of common underpinnings, and everyone benefits from a large community fixing bugs and improving those underpinnings Exactly. Standards exist in the GNU/L
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by kunai 14y ago
Debian stable tends to be too stable for my tastes; Fedora is much more bleeding edge. It's just a matter of preference, really.

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