nemof

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by nemof 13y ago
I had horrible issues with my nexus 7 till the most recent android update. The performance is still subpar, but it doesn't crash as much, at the least. I will wait till some people have test drived any new version of the n7 before getting i
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by nemof 13y ago
Speak for yourself. I love food. I adore it. It's part of my heritage, my family, part of our lives, our childhoods. Good food is up there with good sex, it's an overwhelming and amazing experience. I absolutely understand that some people
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by nemof 13y ago
Yes there is http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/03/suicides-vs-handgun-... Introduce background checks and you will reduce the number of suicides, more likely than not.
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by nemof 13y ago
Don't mean to be rude, but why on earth is this on Hacker News. I really couldn't give a fig about popular interest news like this, this isn't what I come to this site for. I can understand why people might be interested, but it would be mo
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by nemof 13y ago
Uninteresting or mediocre might be more appropriate. I love finding new media through hearing about other peoples suggestions, hearing the tenth or twentieth recommendation of Pi, Fight Club or Requiem for a Dream is just totally boring and
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by nemof 13y ago
Payday loan companies are f'king evil and ruin peoples lives.
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by nemof 14y ago
in a post imperialist, post empire Europe we've grown beyond needing to swing our dicks around in a pissing contest. Some countries more than others it's true, but generally speaking there are better things to do than spend our time claimin
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by nemof 14y ago
Seems really dumb to not mention that a) you need to be signed up to the web player beta and b) although they mention Collections, the collections feature still isn't live, and in fact is just a poor choice of wording on the chromestore p
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by nemof 14y ago
Seems like the site is down, for privacy or some other reason. Here's a statement from Banks: http://www.orbitbooks.net/2013/04/03/a-personal-statement-fr...
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by nemof 14y ago
Not just with the best of intentions. Valve have always treated their customers pretty well. They're not viewed like EA or Activision for a good reason, they've garnered a great deal of good will by behaving in an exemplary way. You're envi
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by nemof 14y ago
Steam have always said that if for some unfathomable reason they shut down the service they would make sure our games would continue to be playable.
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by nemof 14y ago
I'd genuinely not imagined adding something leap. That's a brilliant idea. I guess depending on where it was pointed, your actions could be more or less obvious. I imagine touching different fingers together to carry out different actions.
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by nemof 14y ago
I guarantee that if twitter sees you trying to get around their limits they will revoke your dev key. The reason they did this was to discourage third party apps in the first place, they wouldn't leave a loop hole allowing people to do this
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by nemof 14y ago
I'm not sure what authors thought would happen when their apps hit this wall. Twitter has no reason to listen or help provide a living for these authors. I think it was an asinine thing of twitter to do, but also shows the fragility of rely
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by nemof 14y ago
There really isn't anything janky going on here, it's a poor lack of communication on the part of the spotify program and lack of understanding on the part of the user. As for Spotify, as a long time user I love it. Very much worth a try.
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by nemof 14y ago
He could do that right now.
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by nemof 14y ago
A little bit of balance for the pitchforks crowd: http://www.theverge.com/2012/12/18/3780158/instagrams-new-te... This story is giving me a headache.
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by nemof 14y ago
I wonder if there's been any movement on the dreadful performance of 4.2? It made me very aware that there is little to no support for Android/Nexus, and nowhere to take problems unless you know what a bug tracker is, which many will not.
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by nemof 14y ago
What if you just like learning about how objects are made? I'm fascinated with the creative process... Suddenly we're being told, as geeks, that seeking understanding is wrong?! I really don't get it. I will make sure that I stick to approp
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by nemof 14y ago
An interesting article by the solicitor David Allen Green on the legal perspectives of the case: http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2012/10/gary-mckinnon I'm not endorsing by posting it, but worth a read.
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by nemof 14y ago
While people have described this in regards to RTS games, I feel that it might be more appropriate to link it to RPG games where unexplored parts of the map are obscured by a fog until you visit them. It's worth also noting that some gamers
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by nemof 14y ago
I honestly am not fussed about amazons sales model. Have Calibre, Will Travel.
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by nemof 14y ago
I wouldn't be inclined to trust anything the FBI has to say on this, not because I have my tinfoil hat on, but within the context of the allegation they are an unreliable witness, so to speak. The question is, are these UDIDs real? If so, t
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by nemof 14y ago
it isn't like this, you're assessment is fallacious. There's nothing wrong with flirting with women, if they aren't interested then they can be quite clear about it - the problem is that some peoples idea of flirting is creepy and borders o
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by nemof 15y ago
Any serious file sharer in the UK wouldn't use BT if they could help it, they are known for appalling service, traffic shaping and bandwidth throttling. If you happen to be in UK, I'd recommend trying an ISP like bethere, there's no guarant
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by nemof 15y ago
Definitely agree. I'd be more inclined to go for a sandybridge processor http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sandy-bridge-efficienct-...