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My ID is #2,715,751 and I still somehow have a 5-letter username
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> constantly and relentlessly shame and even harass all those involved in helping create it If this ever helped, we wouldn't have absolutely unethical products created. Turns out people's morals have a price tag, that Google an
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Sometimes it can be as simple as "version 2 of this software does things this way, but I'm using version 14, how can I do this?". "Closed as duplicate: [question from 12 years ago]".
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3y ago
Fortunately, water usage is correlated with sun intensity.
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If Whatsapp failed to become WeChat organically, even though it's installed in most phones around the world and in some places you can already make payments through it, do you really think Twitter can pull it off by brute force?
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Different mental starting points and a healthy dose of randomness and luck. To me, learning maths always felt like playing puzzle games. The more you play different games, the more you get used to the "secrets" behind the puzzles
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Some countries in Europe decided that it was impossible to stop piracy. Instead they added a fee to storage devices, like disks and USB drives, that is supposed to compensate for the lost revenue. I don't remember where that money goes
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3y ago
Ah yes, the magical free market that solves all problems.
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> If you work more then you should get paid more Yes but the habit of working overtime in companies often leads to others feeling like their are "just doing the bare minimum" as you say. Working 8 hours and being productive thr
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Please, enough with this mentality. You don't need to work overtime or sacrifice your work-life balance to grow and earn raises or bonuses. For anyone reading that is working in a company that works like this, just know that there'
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> With Fairphone you don't get monthly security updates and timely major upgrades. Hm, you do get monthly updates, but security updates seem to lag by a month. [0] Although it seems we're overdue for the July update. [0] https
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The Deck can be compared to a laptop computer with specialized controls and a touch screen. It runs a desktop OS, with desktop programs and games. You can use it as a normal desktop computer, connected to a screen and peripherals, and thi
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Is that really worth it, though? The 13 inch screen from this company is 899€ and already comes in a proper enclosure, and is wireless which seems important for this product. If your goal is to quickly manufacture reliable devices, partneri
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Maybe in America?
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It's complicated in the political sense. They are spelunking former colonies to meet green energy targets, while those same countries struggle to progress.
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The people from Solar Roadways actually got support from several governments in the US. It's totally bonkers. They never had a proper functioning system. The whole idea is ridiculous and people pointed it out since the beginning. But i
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It's.. complicated. Nuclear is super clean at the consumption site, but not super clean at the mining site [0]. And then there's the problem that France's access to cheap uranium is a relic of extractive colonialism, and thes
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In the meantime, Switzerland is installing solar panels on train tracks [0] instead of, I don't know, people's roofs. There is so much promising tech coming out in terms of energy storage and we're seeing almost zero investme
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Right, that. I don't use Instagram so I might have confused the terms.
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Maybe it's time we decide what's better for us in the long term, and accept slower innovation?
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> A big part of twitter is the web client I think this is arguable. It might be a big part for you, but most people probably use the mobile app.
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It doesn't have to be great. Users are already on instagram. Instagram reels were not better than snapchat stories, yet they still basically killed snapchat, because if people are already on Instagram, and so are their friends, that&#x
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> The FP4 is top notch. I think find the camera poor though. It takes passable pictures in good conditions. Do you have a better camera app that does a better job?
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Google and Microsoft have the resources and market penetration to create a Western WeChat, but these companies are too fragmented internally, so their various teams will never be able to work together to pull it off. Apple will probably be
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And that's what I mean. The idea is there, and they have all your location data, but the feature is not polished, it's inconsistent, and not reliable, so it might as well not exist.
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Google (Maps?) has done the car parking location for 10+ years. But like many things Google, Google software is not well integrated with itself, and discoverability is bad. It's perfectly possible that this feature has been removed and
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> Steam deck already makes up ~40% of linux desktop installations Do you have a source for this? This sounds a bit hard to believe, and I can't find a source. The sources I found show that within Steam installations, Steam Deck user
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Lots of apps already do that when you open a QR code. What I don't need is the browser to break expectations and make random images super bright...
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I think having a single "sub" in the beginning is fundamental int he beginning. Otherwise you just have dozens of sub-forums that are ghost towns. Eventually moving to discreet sub-forums when traffic increases seems like a reason
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On one hand, it doesn't make sense to be talking about CSS and web design when we are talking about _policy_ changes. I'm sure if you go back to when Reddit first released the new frontend, you would fine all the CSS discussions y
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