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by kup0 8y ago
Manipulating the "music industry", which has its share of problems, is one thing. When spun/phrased this way it can make it seem like a positive... "this guy is sticking it to the man!" But in reality, he screwed ve
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by kup0 8y ago
Having worked in customer service for many years, I've used LiveAgent's chat products at multiple companies and was not impressed with the actual software itself.
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by kup0 8y ago
I cannot remember the number at this point, but there was one specific release recently that did seem to make a significant improvement for me on MacOS. I used to have heavy pages hang here and there and really burn some CPU (Facebook, etc)
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by kup0 8y ago
One could say that the texts of a religion, such as the Bible in Christianity, do provide a general "moral framework" expected of its adherents. Many religions prescribe some sort of framework like this, as vague or as contradicto
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by kup0 8y ago
1 only shows Tesonet being sued and does not prove that both Nord and Proton services are being developed by Tesonet people, and even if they were Tesonet-adjacent people, further proof would be needed to link these services directly to Tes
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by kup0 8y ago
Indeed, I have an old 64GB 830 that is still working as if it's brand new. So far I've had good experience with Crucial MX series, PNY CS11xx series of drives (YMMV widely depending on series, etc) and Sandisk, all have lasted thr
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by kup0 8y ago
Depends on one's definition of lying, I suppose. At the very least CGI car ads are implying that you're watching the actual cars being sold being used in the various situations shown, when in actuality it is a generic rig that a C
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by kup0 8y ago
I'm still not convinced the "real world" is actually better, tbh (if we're talking about human interaction specifically, I don't mind getting outside occasionally). I live in both, I can function decently in both, a
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by kup0 8y ago
I think that's a pedantic detail that actually ignores the point being made. I've seen the "cheaper the the cost of a coffee per month!" type of phrasing used to commonly refer to Starbucks/etc I almost never buy co
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by kup0 8y ago
It's easy to say the smart choice was to avoid it, but I think that's quite a naive comment. Hindsight is 20/20 and the email landscape is different now than it was then. At the time I got my gmail (back when invites were sti
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by kup0 8y ago
Yeah and it's still rolling out slowly (or maybe the old version was still cached). Have a family member with a low-power desktop that works fine for general web browsing, video watching, email checking, and it used to be fine. New gma
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by kup0 8y ago
Money = resources
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by kup0 8y ago
Except that fundamentally biases the law towards a certain size of business. Universally large fines would threaten small businesses while reasonably charging large businesses. Universally small fines would potentially be reasonable for sma
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by kup0 8y ago
So when one chooses a platform/OS (or even if one is looking from afar- as I don't seen any claim by OP that they are using Windows 10), they have no right to complain about it? I don't understand this type of argument.
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by kup0 8y ago
Yeah... some bars don't do their sound well either. Went to a very small bar to watch a show one time and for the size of the room the volume was far too high and I did not have earplugs. Made the poor decision of staying and getting t
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by kup0 8y ago
I just live a life that doesn't require scheduling much at all. Though, I understand it's not for everyone. I work, I eat, I do hobbies, I sleep. Repeat ad nauseam. When I do have to schedule/remember or outline things, a sim
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by kup0 8y ago
They can't hire enough people so that the care isn't "diverted"? The same person that put up the forums is also doing some "important" work on the cars? Come on, now. What boils down to a defense of "it&#x
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by kup0 8y ago
Another battery "breakthrough" that will likely either crumble under the weight of scrutiny, or be too expensive to mass produce, or by some other factor not come to market. I'm pretty jaded when it comes to battery "bre
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by kup0 8y ago
For now, indeed. Not sure what I'm going to do when they go away, I dislike the new interface so much that I don't think I'll use the site anymore
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by kup0 8y ago
True, I would much prefer eMMC at a minimum (or a SATA connector and/or USB3 port that could boot an SSD and take advantage of its speed). I would definitely pay extra for these types of features vs. having to use SD
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by kup0 8y ago
May not be related to your particular issue, but many instances I have seen where people report SD corruption were due to running the Pi off of USB hub/port power only (essentially underpowered) instead of from a wall plug -> USB po
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by kup0 8y ago
Because 0% of this has affected by day-to-day life and use of the device, which just works for what I need it for? I'll concede the fact that this is personal preference which is really the whole point of my response. (I like Apples,
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by kup0 8y ago
Sorry, I think I misread/misunderstood your original post or inferred something from it that wasn't there. Often I get frustrated with the extreme anti-GMO crowd, and likely let that emotion cloud my response to you.
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by kup0 8y ago
Wow, this is maybe the best "online editor" experience I've had so far... Very impressed. Curious if there could be a way to use it completely offline (on a non-connected laptop while on a trip or something), but that would b
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by kup0 8y ago
I like all of it except Diet Pepsi for some reason (Pepsi Max is maybe my favorite), and even then sometimes I like Diet Pepsi. Occasionally I'll get one that tastes quite bitter, yet another time it will taste like a Pepsi. This doe
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by kup0 8y ago
Yeah the US does not have local loop unbundling. We need to have it, as it's maybe a good way to start fixing the problem. It did exist in some form after the 1996 Telecommunications Act so it happened somewhat with DSL providers, but
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by kup0 8y ago
This made a surprising difference in the performance for me. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by kup0 8y ago
I concur. This used to happen to my system but appears to have been fixed. The last few updates did not reinstall unwanted apps and they have remained uninstalled. The fact that the stuff is even there to begin with leaves a bad taste in my
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by kup0 8y ago
In one case, I saw where it looked like an ad by Google for Google Chrome- but once clicked, it actually led elsewhere (to a very well-constructed fake Google page)- even though on the result page the URL looked legitimate
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by kup0 8y ago
Equating GMOs and "poison" is intellectually dishonest

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