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by nodata 16y ago
I subscribed to The Atlantic today because of the quality of this (Vanity Fair) article. Why? It reminded me of how good some of the articles from The Atlantic website were.
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by nodata 16y ago
This is truly an excellent article. I've never read an article online of this length before where I haven't taken a break or switched tabs. Having said that, the Vanity Fair website has a lot of fluff ("Which President Decorated the Oval Of
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by nodata 16y ago
Thanks for the advice. But on cables.. If it's a digital signal going over the cables, won't it either work or not work? Or are we talking analogue here?
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by nodata 16y ago
Serious question (I couldn't find the answer anywhere) - do unlocked phones get OTA updates? From who?
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by nodata 16y ago
> Tax evasion does not hurt the real economy. You sound like someone from Greece trying to justify tax evasion - are you Greek? What is the "real economy"?
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by nodata 16y ago
> Almost no-one will give this advice Which makes it quite difficult to find good equipment which is 90% there. What about speakers/home cinema. Any recommendations?
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by nodata 16y ago
"Moquitoes don't kill people, Malaria does" Something feels very wrong here. I can imagine a creature that promotes small amounts of blood sharing between different humans or creatures has positive as well as negative effects - and by defin
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by nodata 16y ago
A friend of mine uses this. As long as you don't kick the phone on the floor during your sleep it ends up cheaper :)
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by nodata 16y ago
What they did wrong is to promise a deadline after missing _all of their previous deadlines_. You don't do that! (especially if you are relying on something that is apparently outside your control)
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by nodata 16y ago
Could you recommend some? I'd buy a tablet smaller than the iPad if the battery life was decent and it didn't weigh too much.
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by nodata 16y ago
> Are there good examples of actually useful pages that Google doesn't do a good job of ranking? Yes. Reviews by actual people. A long, long time ago (last year I think) I used to use google blogsearch to get at the "other side" of hard
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by nodata 16y ago
> I do not know of a way to "reclaim" a disowned process, though. http://caca.zoy.org/wiki/neercs Maybe someone can rip out the relevant parts and create "reattach" and get it in coreutils :)
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by nodata 16y ago
The elephant in the room is security updates. Nobody releases them for Android at anything like the speed of any other operating system. Which is why I want an official Android running on everything: no lock in, no planned obsolescence, n
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by nodata 16y ago
I meant that the chemical dispersants need to be cleaned up too. Just because they're not black and gooey doesn't mean we should ignore them. Good PR on BP's part.
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by nodata 16y ago
There must be a middle ground: a screen that is visible without looking at ourselves, as well as a screen that doesn't resemble a minor environmental catastrophe.
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by nodata 16y ago
Vanilla, official Android please - this is what's important to me. I don't want to worry about my hardware vendor deciding that they don't want to update the OS any more, and I don't want to worry about using an unofficial unaudited built o
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by nodata 16y ago
I sea two problems with this: 1. Why not save energy, time and money and centralise these onto one big ship? 2. What about the chemical oil dispersants?
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by nodata 16y ago
I bug reported that in horror. It's optimised now.