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mihaaly
4y ago
Probably they are clueless themselves!
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mihaaly
4y ago
Engineers (mechanical, civil, etc.) could easily be arrogant being used to deal with perception or opinion independent data. What they say is not personal opinion or point of view, things are the way the things are, arguing with those has n
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mihaaly
4y ago
Sensibly and originally the consumer-friendly term is desirable, also the obvious and default behaviour from providers selling products to users. Unluckily it is over and misused for things forced through regardless of wanted or not - but b
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mihaaly
4y ago
Being around unknowingly for a while does not make a thing good!
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mihaaly
4y ago
If we trust the providers and manufacturers and we know that they are careful and with the best intentions then there may be no problem, but hey, they force things, they do secretive things, some even mislead and scam us, they eroded the tr
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mihaaly
4y ago
If some carrier representatives reads this they may come to the conclusion that it is time disabling wifi switch off remotely too!
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mihaaly
4y ago
"Apple id a well-respected brand". Less and less so. With stunts like this.
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mihaaly
4y ago
Friendly remark. Recently the term "consumer-friendly" became the synomym of "we shove it down your throat whether you like it or not!". If you wish to communicate some real user-friendly feature better find some other p
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mihaaly
4y ago
I can imagine too
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mihaaly
4y ago
It did not work in the history of isolated submissive societies, it will not work in the period of highly interacting and highly conscious global societies. For their sake I hope the title of one Aerosmith song will not become reality. htt
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mihaaly
4y ago
I wonder why the rich and those in charge of regulating and steering policy think it will not end bad for them too when masses could not afford the housing on the highly inflated prices fuelled by passive money drawn out of economy into &qu
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mihaaly
4y ago
I like this writing about the necessary evil of resumes and processes around employment, when have to resort to people not known (cannot find one through network). One amendment: > This leaves five candidates - a hand-picked elite, a
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mihaaly
4y ago
> 1. Why do you want to take this role? > 2. Why are you a good fit for this role? These are the two most useless things to ask from yourself. You know almost nothing reliable about the role - except when have real insights
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mihaaly
4y ago
It wasn't about the genre or taste at all but about people accustomed to only less demanding settings drawing wrong conclusion based on that, projecting it on else. The situation looked like that.
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mihaaly
4y ago
Those who want and appreciate the sound quality already using better than Apple speakers or headphones. If you read carefully the footnotes referenced state the need of proper external DAC. They know it is not for everyone and not forcing i
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mihaaly
4y ago
192kHz is overkill of the overkill, but 10bit, seriously?! That is 1024 levels for the whole dynamic range, you are cutting it down to its 64th fraction man! With classical music where it is not filled up to the level of clipping but silent
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mihaaly
4y ago
"Why a separate polka app? Polka music often involves multiple musicians recording works that have been recorded many times before and are referred to by different names. For example, from the formal The Buffalo Touch’s Pani Mloda Polk
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mihaaly
4y ago
What is this childish 'he does bad things so it is ok others do bad things too' dumbness please? Are you really trying to protect a bad practice you know is bad because this is a common bad things so bad thing should be accepted?
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mihaaly
4y ago
> Tracking and privacy on Windows is becoming atrocious It is pathetic how they promote (push like madman) telemetry as a tool for improving user experience while all it is used for is ruining it and exploit their paying users for their
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mihaaly
4y ago
> I'm almost impressed with what people willingly put up with. So true! We are pushed around for the sake of pretetious crap.
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mihaaly
4y ago
Windows is making so many and more small but frequent annoyances and barricades I have to navigate in the daily work - not to forget trivial mistakes like reminders in the background and alike - that I am in the process of moving towards Li
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mihaaly
4y ago
Poor guy is so dragged into the pipe of the magical supersonic flight he sees absolutely nothing outside, even the economic downtrun is attributed partially to the sonic boom ban on the end, and the key to greatness are booms in the sky, ri
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mihaaly
4y ago
I grew up in a big endian culture and I cannot agree more with your last sentence.
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mihaaly
4y ago
> ARM SBCs are the past. Interesting statement. Care to elaborate?
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mihaaly
4y ago
Is there a benefit (and practicality) in recording encrypted traffic by an adverse intermediary waiting for keys being exposed sometime? Like now?
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mihaaly
4y ago
Usually non-technical persons do not give a faint fart about 'major' 'version numbers'. Is it a thing or goes somewhere? Yet about 'platforms' and 'sofware conventions'. Is it working or not? Usually
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mihaaly
4y ago
Daily is unrealistic - how many days of a year they have update for a particular interest? - but regularly when you are interested in cameras, following product news even if you are not buying right now, or soon, it is good. To be informed!
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mihaaly
4y ago
Probably there is a strong headwind?
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mihaaly
4y ago
Banking should be managed on the level of essential community elements such as legislation, governance and perhaps military, serving the society. Not a playground for competing profit chasing self focused reckless parties. So the rest of th
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mihaaly
4y ago
> "We, JPMorgan, are willing to bet $5bn that First Direct does not fail, with no upside to us if they do not" Same sentences read to me completely differently: "First Republic is in so deep shit that we must intervene imm
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