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by least 3y ago
I've snapped more micro-usb connectors than any other type that I can think of, which might be why i view them as not being very durable, but I've also used quite a few more devices that use micro-usb than mini, so it's not
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by least 3y ago
It's not the first time I've seen this opinion shared among the 'maker' crowd. I'm still not really sure why, but between type B which is very large and micro, which is fragile and awful, it was a good middle ground
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Is yours the 2012 or 2013? I think they resolved the storage issue in the 2013 model. Unfortunately, I had the 2012.
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Yes, it was a Nexus 5. There's been several phones that have had this issue from Google... which is all the more reason I wouldn't buy another Google hardware device.
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I have an iPad mini that I really like. A nexus 7 with a slightly smaller bezel and updated internals would be a really nice device. It's a nice size for casual games, video watching, and a great size for reading manga or books. The on
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by least 3y ago
I owned the original Nexus 5 phone and Nexus 7 tablet. I love both of these devices for their design but both had serious issues. The Nexus 7's storage degraded, which rendered the device unusably slow. I thought it was the upgrade to
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by least 3y ago
I would not describe Georgism as a socialist movement. Although accomplishing the goals of Georgism would be a step towards socialism, it isn't really aiming to accomplish the same thing. Georgism addresses an issue with land ownership
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I'd say that my beliefs most closely align with geolibertarianism, though I would say in most cases a self-described libertarian in this day in age would generally find geoism antithetical. To me it's the only reasonable compromis
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by least 3y ago
iPhones are used for professional videography, so for those people, all the time.
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> Can't you do both if you want? Use a design like the one on Liam on Linux' site and make it responsive (where necessary). Actually ... this site is already responsive enough imo. You can't both enforce a very specific a
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by least 3y ago
The unfortunate reality of working with responsive layouts and unlimited canvas sizes are that it's rare to see anything on the web that looks as delightful as a page in a magazine or book, where the dimensions/aspect ratio are st
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The learning process is pretty normal, other than that you have a vague idea of where keys are if you're already touch typer, which is to say it's incredibly frustrating... until it's not. How long it takes probably depends o
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by least 3y ago
The bluetooth issues are sort of resolved with the 3.0 firmware, but the previous firmware versions were pretty awful in scenarios where you turn the keyboards off and the pairing between halves becomes an absolute nightmare. With that bein
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by least 3y ago
What exactly is a closed kitchen? One with doors completely shutting it off from the rest of the home? That seems to be exceptionally rare in the US. So much so I don't think I've ever been into any home that that was the case. Th
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by least 3y ago
Little Snitch and Lulu on Mac are reasonably user friendly. I am pretty sure there are equivalents on Linux, though not entirely certain about Windows.
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by least 3y ago
If you look at alternative layouts in a vacuum and you base it on things like word frequency or character frequency, I'm certain you're right, but outside of the bubble and when you're interacting with software that all assum
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by least 3y ago
It's technically true, but JS/HTML is different from Node. JS/HTML is interfacing through the browser's DOM, while Node interfaces with the operating system itself.
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I use neovim for my development. It has a bunch of plugins to facilitate using it as my primary code editor. I don't particularly enjoy typing things out over and over again (I have RSI) so to me a config that doesn't have things
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by least 3y ago
Decreasing the brightness reduces the contrast which also decreases the readability of it. A dark background with light text has both higher effective contrast and less light hitting your face.
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> I don't know where you're getting this somehow getting they were limited by this. I don't know where you're getting that this wasn't limiting them, given that their initial proposal was that each slave was to
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by least 3y ago
I'd downloaded your app some time ago, but I guess it didn't really stand out to me amongst the other learning apps. Adding anki integration, however, is a huge deal to me. That already puts it a step ahead of stuff like Easy Japa
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by least 3y ago
MEPS stands for "Military Entrance Processing Station" and it's where you go to do a bunch of checks to see if you're fit to serve. It's also often where things like the ASVAB (Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Batt
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by least 3y ago
Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water is one of my all time favorite anime. While I think that many criticisms of the island arc are valid, I don't think it should detract anyone from watching it from start to finish and I wouldn't reco
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by least 3y ago
Sponsorblock[1] works pretty well for the creators’ advertisements. [1] https://github.com/ajayyy/SponsorBlock
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> Well you need some sort of post secondary education these days if you don't want to be stuck in entry level jobs. This is entirely because people created this notion that everyone should go to college. The vast majority of job
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> but there is certainly that problem with university. With almost zero alternatives. The alternative is mostly that a lot of people shouldn't be going to college. We shouldn't be guaranteeing loans and the government shouldn&#
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There are definitely many facets to the problem, and education is only one part of the equation in many poor (black, hispanic) neighborhoods. One can only change the variables that they have access to, however. I think it will take some tim
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> College provides a way for young people to transition in a structured way into adulthood. Given that the majority of people in the United States do not have even an associate's degree and still transition into adulthood, even if y
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We use plastic containers largely for convenience. They're durable, malleable, and don't shatter like glass. They're also lighter and thinner, and cheaper. This makes them useful for things like takeout containers or any situ
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by least 3y ago
No, we don’t need to be making community college free. Why do people always place so much emphasis on college when it’s clear that the entire system before that point is failing kids? All you’re doing is making it marginally easier for the

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