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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Thanking US for stopping another dictator-sick-head. From your question and history of your comments I can presume that your empathies are with dictators and other scumbags. This is of course how it should be for a proper Russian propaganda
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>What on Earth are you talking about? Crimean Tatars are doing better than ever with Russia resolving land issues in their favor. Just as someone having direct access to opinions of Crimean Tatars I can assure everyone that Crimean Tatar
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>Frankly, you sound a little too "wound up" to have a civilized discussion with. Even if you do have a couple semi-valid points. Very healthy reaction to russian propaganda. They usually act in a semi-valid points to slowly del
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Your position is very understandable. I wish Ukraine would be in that position.
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Correct!
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
I do not understand why people downvote you if they are sincere to the truth. You points are correct and what West doesn't realise is that Putin is at war with West civilisation. He acts like it's a war and he thinks in terms of w
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Would you rather stand nearby and do nothing when Hitler was starting to kill and occupy? Well, Russia is doing exactly the same now. Russia took part of Ukraine, Russia is killing Ukrainians as we speak ... and they plan to do more ...
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Nice ads :) They claim it gives less eyes strain, is it true?
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>What does 'too much laws' mean, and what does it have to do with anything? It means, that you have laws that you should not have at all. It means that you never can make absolutely wise perfect laws. And it has to do EVERYTHI
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>Or do it naked in the front yard. Let's take this simple one as example of stupid laws that suppose "to make world a better place " Can you justify rationally and logically why naked person in the front yard is a problem?
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Thank you for thoughts though. Was interesting to read both of you.
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
It's a dilemma of memory vs computation. It depends on what we expect/prefer: FM that takes a lot of memory or FM that use computation resources when required only. I tend to think that in general expectation from FM is to be
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
I agree, I do not like pollution traveling around data. On the other hand I think FM shouldn't be invasive if this pollution is already there. Option can be added to deal with them, but only if you choose to, because not always you wis
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Thank your for your thoughts. This is more or less how I see it too in general. > Maybe "Save view options with folder" I like it, it's not only 'view options' though, as you understand. Many '.DS_Store&#x2
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Sure :) I understand you . For me Mac became unusable on a new setup until I install my FM. I wrote it for myself in the first place and I am using it heavily daily. Working on it for quite some time now. I do not plan it 'small'
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Therefore those data collection activities should be prohibited completely for those companies or anyone else.
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>As a people, we did not give consent to this. Exactly >We are not willing to give up liberties regardless of the benefits of the technology. Finally town with smart people. I wish I could live there. > As a people, we do not trust
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
>Facial recognition is not quite ready for prime-time Will it ever be? Should it ever be? You have no perfect laws or rules and never will to begin with, so the idea of following rules with ideal tech-supported precision is wrong in it&#
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
And if it were a real metadata. Would you then see justified to have some .meta-data file with data?
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Still if you have pre calculated sizes of the folders, does it really matter what media was used to transfer data? Also I think people realising more and more that it'ss not very rational to trust to anyCloud with personal data. My ru
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
I've posted reasons in post over here, do you find them baseless?
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by lovelyviking 6y ago
Personally I hate .DS_Store and they must be deleted. BUT on the other hand I am finishing "a proper missing, a dream File Manager" for Mac OS and thinking about features that would require to store some meta data. Where should I
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
Since SL I feel that Apple gets more and more control over Apps, rather then me over my own system. Being for years able to advocate that apple approach, with all problems, was at least superior in user interface feel and experience. Now I
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
I would agree. We should be angry. Especially with news, if they are correct, that you prohibited to install linux on newer Macs. As I understood you can boot linux from external flash drive, but it's not the same as installing it on
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
Miss Snow Leopard too, last sane release ... everything was in a much better balance and care. I keep it in one machine as reference point to make sure I am writing good apps.
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
Still you can direct user to one list of apps/permissions each time those needs to be tuned, where user can review all permissions associated with particular app and decide whether to turn them on or off. How can you do that with endle
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
If there are all new permissions, then it should be technically possible to create a list of ALL those new permissions and present that list to the user with apps requiring those permissions. What is so "not technically possible"
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by lovelyviking 7y ago
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