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   by meerita 7y ago

   The F-35 it's multirole. single-engine, all-weather, stealth multirole combat aircraft, designed for ground-attack and air-superiority missions. So it has to deal with all kinds of dangers. It's I-want-to-do-it-all aircraft that w
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   by meerita 7y ago

   > The A10 is only viewed as successful today because its very old. It's more than that. The amount of service, casualties dealt that any other aircraft I would dare to say. At the Gulf War in 1991, teh A-10 destroyed more than 900
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   by meerita 7y ago

   Indeed, the F-16 was success, as well the F-18. F-15 was too a success, at its way. Another good example but now well retired was F-14. But the entire generation of planes of that era was really good. F-35 was beaten in dogfight by a F-16 i
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   by meerita 7y ago

   USAF has many options when it's about gunning all terrain options: C130, yeah, that plane can literally wipe an entire convoy of cars, tanks, and landforces with thousands of heavy rounds, same as the A-10. Apache helicopters and A-10.
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   by meerita 7y ago

   While the A-10 is not comparable with the F-35 playground, it was a plane that saved the budget and fit well into the military. The service made, the capabilities and the cost was really good. Same with the F-15. I think the F-35 is the res
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   by meerita 7y ago

   I quit 9 years ago. I am a new person. If you can read spanish (Google Translate will work well), I've described how i've quit smoking. http://minid.net/2012/12/10/como-realmente-pude-dejar-de-fum...
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   by meerita 7y ago

   My problem with Spotify: some bands aren't there.
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   by meerita 7y ago

   Apple Music and Google Play, both applications made by managers hungry and desperate to generate profits but very unconcerned about the usability of the apps themselves. The sad thing is that you can't make apps that compete with Apple
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   Myst’s designers stuffed an entire universe onto a single CD-ROM(arstechnica.com)

   15 points by meerita 7y ago|0 comments
10. 580.▲
    by meerita 7y ago

    I always do it when I find the traction to get revenues. That's when I inject capital.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    No, you've claimed the UX was part of the reason they've triumph. And that is not the point, again, is not about the song (most of the songs use the same notes), it's about appealing to a certain group of people in the right
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Then if you think that, why don't you copy it and have the same effect? Because you can't and you will not get the same since isn't about UX but more about appealing to a certain sector of the population in the best moment.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Everything comes down to two points, I think, the first, that the new generations have a hard time entering and succeeding in mature social networks, there they feel alienated, therefore, any new place is more attractive. Second, because ne
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    by meerita 7y ago

    TikTok is the fastest growing social media platform according to App Annie. Its monthly active user base is now estimated to be 625m, up from 500m. The stats show an 85% year-on-year increase, compared to Facebook's 8% YoY growth. Rega
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I've used it. Again, the UX/UI isn't strikingly enough to say, imho, "ok, this is a new concept". In fact, when they started the app looked differently, again, look at their first year or two and you will realise wh
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    by meerita 7y ago

    It's social engineering, not capitalism.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    TikTok has succeeded not because it has unique features. It simply started its strategy to take on the world with the freshest possible generation of users, children aged 11-14. Look at the beginnings, it was disgusting, but they were there
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Because if you want to solve a design problem, first you need to do other things instead going to Dribbble and get biased with other solutions. Dribbble is more a display of styles than complete design solutions.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    First advice is "Visit Dribbble" Oh no, no, no.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I never went to Bing nor Google. Stayed on DuckDuckGo I really don't miss Google anymore more than for casual "what would be on Google look like" search results using private mode.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Github pages doesn't support all the plugins I use for my categories, plus I don't have my own server to play with other projects.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I have my own blog on DigitalOcean using Jekyll. Can't be more easy to do and mantain.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Actually they're flooding with yuans. 2018 and 19 they opened the gates to avoid the economy crash.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I really like data-first approach. For example, I scaffold everything in Rails, make it work with all the features then I proceed to edit fully the views, etc.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I never change the mode of a website. I have rarely done so and it seems to me an absurd cost for nothing. If the site is well designed in light colors it shouldn't be a problem. If the site is badly designed then it would be normal to
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Didn't they opened a new coal plant? https://climatechangenews.com/2020/01/09/wont-let-germany-bu...
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    by meerita 7y ago

    DDG is my current default search engine in all my devices. It's been 2 years using it. In so few ocassions i needed to rely on Google, but really, you don't need it that much is if Stack Overflow search all day or do overal tech s
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    by meerita 7y ago

    Days ago they were saying this wasn't true.
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    by meerita 7y ago

    I know Microsoft was really big back then, but why BeOS and OS/2 Warp never get into and GNU/Linux did?
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    by meerita 7y ago

    we don't do retrospectives, groomings, estimation of stories, etc.