mwilliaams

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by mwilliaams 9y ago
I've had a few crashes with it. But nothing serious or really different from Chrome. There's also FF developer edition, which is more stable.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
If that were so, then I would've expected them to say "helped me lose X pounds in ~2 months".
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
With the size of Chrome's market share it isn't just money; it's power too. Google has enormous control in this area, that is to say, the internet. I would expect a company like Facebook to worry about this near-monopoly and
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
I have to be picky here. If only 20% of your overall diet this year was keto, then really whatever you were doing the other 80% of the time is 80% (in other words, way more) responsible.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
What a great analysis to add even more depth to this great movie.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
The author writes about that. Many of the extras in the scene were refugees of occupied France.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Check out FF nightly on Android. It has the new features. I use it and it's great
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Use FF nightly on Android. It's got the quantum update and it's great. I haven't had it break on me yet, but I keep a working APK just in case.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
It's because "United States Army Special Forces" is the actual term for the personnel known as Green Berets, whereas SEALs fall under NSW (Naval Special Warfare Command) and SOCOM (Special Operations Command).
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Jeez man let him make a joke
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
In web design, at least, there are plenty of relative-size units available to create a scalable, responsive design. Em, rem, %, vw, and vh are all very useful for this. In my designs I almost exclusively use these units, with little to no i
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
The poster was talking about what "you own". It's really easy to have more than $100k in assets. That's basically anybody who owns a home.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
> the problem with Windows Windows has a ton of problems.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Apple is a hardware company that also makes software, and its software shows.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Yes, but why? If the government gives an ID to everybody, there is no discrimination or suppression. Most countries have voter ID and do just fine. This would do a lot to prevent voter fraud, which is far more common than most seem to think
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
I recommend nordvpn. I have been using it for a while now with great success. It's easy, fast, and private. They don't log and their hq is in Panama, so it's much harder to to get info out of them.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
The real problem is that there is far too little competition in this market. When consumers only have 2 options, or even just 1, that's a problem.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
I think you can disable the auto-open in app settings. I have that setting. I'm on Oreo
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
> an act of protest against the logging industry That makes zero sense. He killed an awesome, special tree to protest killing of trees. What a loser.
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Here's some science to save you from pretending to love any liquor: alcohol naturally tastes bad, probably because it's poisonous. That's why so many flavors are added to it—to mask the bad taste of ethanol. Wanting to "
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
I'm a dev and I still run Mavericks. For a while I have felt like Apple's software is getting worse and worse, so I haven't updated. I don't use Safari though, so my browser is modern (the new Firefox actually).
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
TL;DR: Can we use the probes of a Taser to briefly analyze each individual, via a smarter Taser device, then tailor the shock with computer control to induce muscle paralysis but not cause serious injury? Any other ideas for improving the s
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How can we make Tasers safer?
1 points by mwilliaams 9y ago|1 comments
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by mwilliaams 9y ago
Wow you're right. I'm just listening to him (although that's hard too with the accent and lisp or whatever that is)