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nkkollaw
9y ago
It's basically the most promising competitor to Photoshop for creating graphics. Very cool product.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Yes but they spent 40m. Hardly the same thing.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Android has limited access accounts, which would do many of those things.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
iOS lets you block access to a single app, so that even if they click the home button they can't go anywhere else.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
So, I guess microdosing LSD is making people in Silicon Valley a little confused...
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Is Apple screwing up a lot lately, or is it me..?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Thanks! I appreciate it.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Could someone give me an ELI5 on Meltdown/Spectre..? I understand that they're vulnerabilities, but what is the risk and why is the worse bug in history?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Yes of course, it depends on your workflow. I switch between apps and I often keep windows almost maximized. I also only do web work, so I look at webpages all day.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Whatever you say. Here's a better image though, rather than a really weird bunch of lines for camera sensors: https://wolfcrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/43169aspectc... It's about 20% more
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nkkollaw
9y ago
> The reason 16:9 displays are now common is not because of movies. When they came on the scene most people said "Wow this is nice." What's so nice about them (besides of course for movies)? Most content consumed on comput
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Huge difference. If you're in a country where they sell the Surface Book, go take a look and you'll immediately notice that there is a _lot_ more vertical space.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Very cool, but as an owner of the Cube Thinker/i35--which has the same exact 3000x2000 3:2 aspect ratio display as the Surface Book (but costs $500)--I can't imagine why any developer would put up with a 16:9 display. Specially if
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Google software is in my opinion the best on the market in every aspect, and I would hate to stop using their Chrome, Inbox, Photos, Maps, and Keep apps. I'm also not sure if the way Google looks like they're using information is
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Why are there many restaurants often one next to each other? Why can't people get their money together and hire the absolute best chef in the world and build 1 huge restaurant? That's just how it is. Also, he's not duplicatin
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I don't get it. Opera keeps being first at everything, yet they seem to fail to get any meaningful browser share (worldwide). So sad.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I don't see what happiness you get from his Instagram. I get that he doesn't need to worry about money, but so..? He might be super-miserable for all we know.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I've been using Basecamp since version 1, and in my opinion it became worse and more overpriced at every release. I've recently signed up to see if I could use it for a team, and it was barely more useful than a piece of paper. Ob
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Nope.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Sure, but what if the thing breaks or the batteries run out and similar?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Sure, but is that actually an actual problem? I and my mom while I was little have given keys to the house to maids and similar and nothing ever happened in 40 years. I know most people do the same. I would be more afraid of actual problems
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nkkollaw
9y ago
You picked 2 unimportant points he made and totally ignored what he was trying to say. The point was that many people said many different things that didn't happen at all, it makes no sense to pick one that guessed it right 59 years la
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nkkollaw
9y ago
It's so awesome when people create problems to fix non-problems. I never once thought my life would be better if I didn't need to put up with those nasty keys...
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Luckily, most writers pick better titles than this guy. If what you describe actually happened, the rules would change.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Was better when it mentioned the name of the company :-)
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Originally it did, I guess it got moderated to the actual title of the article, as per rules?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
That doesn't sound like a good deal. They went all-in with the acquisition with no backup plan, and lost.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I don't see anything weird when I search for those keywords (from Poland, in English).
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nkkollaw
9y ago
My friends have a lot of success on Tinder. Both guys use it to find one-night-stands, and women to find friends with benefits or one-night-stands. It is definitely not a dating app where you'll easily find someone to marry, but like a
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nkkollaw
9y ago
This doesn't seem like vandals, but more a competitor or someone who wanted to hurt them for something they did. Destroying 50 beehives is a job.
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