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mahouse
12y ago
I can understand Android lets the app do that, because well, Android is Android, but... iOS too?!
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mahouse
12y ago
The EC is unelected? Please, educate yourself.
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mahouse
12y ago
> I'm almost considering shutting down sales to EU customers. Then someone will launch a business that will do the same you do, but complying with regulations. Taxes must be collected; without taxes, the welfare state collapses. You
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mahouse
12y ago
This is the -rather interesting, if you ask me- list of differences between Chrome and Chromium: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_%28web_browser%29#Dif... I see it lacks a mention to the embedded PDF reader which
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mahouse
12y ago
You are very right with thinking that some people take WoW leadership in raids, etc. as a job. That's something I overlooked.
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mahouse
12y ago
Life is not only about being productive. You have to entertain yourself as well. (That's not an excuse for not graduating, of course.)
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mahouse
12y ago
This is a very disrespectful comment.
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mahouse
12y ago
I think he does not only mean the font rendering, but the UI itself. Anyway, DirectWrite was horrible at high DPI, if I remember correctly.
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mahouse
12y ago
I don't understand why is it compared to C, when it can be compared to Perl or PHP, which are also dynamically typed, interpreted, etc, but much faster.
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mahouse
12y ago
But that does not mean the Android OS will be updated.
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mahouse
12y ago
Interesting: Intel inside ("Intel® 64-bit Atom™ Processor Z3580, 2.3 GHz")
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mahouse
12y ago
I have a bad connection, so it's better for me to use a download manager that can resume failed downloads properly. Browsers usually fail at that.
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mahouse
12y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't understand. Aren't both Clang and LLVM open source?
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mahouse
12y ago
That is not true, the application does not run, or at least not securely, with its animations, etc.
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mahouse
12y ago
Netscape killed itself.
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mahouse
12y ago
I don't understand. Why do you think a government agency and a court would take a different decision at a trademark matter?
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mahouse
12y ago
What I mean is that the government itself should evaluate the matter and then decide it, all by itself.
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mahouse
12y ago
The government should do it. If they give you the means of registering a trademark, they should at least be able of determining if a claim is valid.
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mahouse
12y ago
What's the point on trademarking something when later you need to pay $80,000 to defend it? The US... smh
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mahouse
12y ago
I actually meant group threads.
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mahouse
12y ago
I had never heard about them. Are they standard'
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mahouse
12y ago
Then cut off the network connectivity of the compromised hosts because they have breached the contract.
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mahouse
12y ago
Well, it's ugly, but I don't doubt it's useful if you're on a tablet.
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12y ago
Every expansion has a "best class", that's for sure. Even if you try to balance everything, that's impossible to achieve; every class has dozens of spells, talents, buffs... and then, some of those spells, talents and bu
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mahouse
12y ago
I wish this could apply to old WoW expansions.
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mahouse
12y ago
Exactly. We should have statistics as well on how many times are the police expected to find something on black people more than on white people.
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mahouse
12y ago
Exactly. On Chrome, I use Referer Control [1], which I guess does the same. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/referer-control/hn... It's also very good to avoid those annoying image hostings
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mahouse
12y ago
They probably manufactured all the computers with the W8 stickers on them and then hastily dumped a W7 disk image on the hard disk of each one of them to stop users from complaining. But yes, the fact that the computer has no DVD drive to u
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mahouse
12y ago
By my experience on cheap chinese Android smartphones, I don't think it is surprising at all to see a lack of OEM bloatware.
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mahouse
12y ago
That WoW thing was so painful. I still remember the old Burning Crusade days. 48 hours falls short. But, still, by that time I was a kid, and thus it felt like a magical experience...
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