nkkollaw

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by nkkollaw 7y ago
I don't understand why people keep comparing LibreOffice to Microsoft Office, or—God forbid—GIMP with Photoshop. Sure, my mom will have a great time writing recipes on it and will save $10/mo., but can anyone do any real work that
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
It really does suck!
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
This is pretty scary.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Is there any way to know if this will support a 5K monitor at dot-by-dot resolution..?
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Inequality is inevitable. We are not born equal. Some people are smarter, some people are better-looking, some people have more energy, are more motivated (or the opposite). We can try and do everything we can so that everyone has the same
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
It's all fluff mixed with virtue signalling. As usual.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Not really. Laws come from what that group of people thinks. See Arab countries having the death penalty for gay people, for instance. It's not the State that does that, but the group of people that want it done that way and the State
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Because nations make it harder to do business. They have different sets of regulations, taxes, etc.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
There are always bots...
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Oh great. Now I have to change my password.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Because it actually works.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Yes, I like it but it's probably not powerful enough for professionals.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
You don't mean Gimp I hope. I'd rather use Photoshop 1998 than Gimp.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Yes, I can see your point.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
I meant his career and reputation, though.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Is this another victim of the awful all-American outrage culture, or there's some actual reason why he should throw away his life's work?
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
I know. Pretty scary! I actually believe China is the playground for the future, unfortunately.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Not that Google News is any good. My newsfeed is basically far-left propaganda. I would almost go as far as to say that this is a good thing for France.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
If they continue on this path, democrats will not get elected for the next 20 years. Can't they stop humiliating themselves?
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
> They’ve killed the non Touch Bar MacBook Pro I would not buy a laptop with a Touch Bar if they paid me. I'm still using a 2015 MacBook Pro—since it's the last laptop that has all the correct ports and working keyboard, but I&
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
LOL, that's pretty delusional. However, whatever makes you happy.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
I see. I wonder though, he is lazy and has cognitive deficiencies you say, but he made billions and is the president of the United States. How do you account for that?
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Actually, Trump was advised by Bolton to attack Iran after they shot down the unmanned drone a few weeks ago, and was heavily criticized by the press for not killing 100 people over a drone.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Yes, American media is pro-war nowadays for some reason, so that's entirely possible to me.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
That's only 5% though at ~$70/barrel. Didn't it use to be $100/barrel and civilization didn't end? Seems to me to be sensationalism to get clicks.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Given their track record, Facebook shouldn't be allowed to continue being a social network, let alone print money.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
They'll have another event in October for that.
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Shouldn't the fine be larger than how much they make, to deter them from doing the same thing in the future?
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
Well, maybe "saved me a click", then. :-)
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by nkkollaw 7y ago
I am forced to used Firefox for an app, and the popup that prompts you to update drives me crazy. Chrome--among other things that make it clearly superior to any other browser--gets updated in the background and without stopping your work.

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