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by nof 9y ago
Just boycott Facebook already. 'but everyone uses it', yes but you have a choice. If you don't like the Facebook, then gtfo and make the effort to build something to replace it. But I guess that is too much work. People whine
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by nof 9y ago
What an uneducated answer from what I assume is a techy. Facebook is a treat to democracies. There are more articles on this than the other way around.
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by nof 9y ago
And at the same time, he is the most inorganic ️
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by nof 10y ago
I would basically avoid this simply by reading his idea of what makes good educational content: tests, repetition, memorization and boring predetermined projects. If you know anything about educational theory, you will quickly discover that
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by nof 10y ago
Yo Microsoft, have you looked at the work done by e.g. EFF?
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by nof 10y ago
I often experience that ddg gives me results from really old websites. In cases this is OK, but when used for tracking down bugs or software errors it can be frustrating. Still love you though!
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by nof 10y ago
Yes I like that you can choose whatever name you want, but ask your family members or old friends from school how they use Facebook. Being enable to find old friends and connect with far relatives is a huge reason for why Facebook is so pop
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by nof 10y ago
Indeed. Feedly does a nice job of presenting rss items. I actually feel lucky that websites are still using rss.
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by nof 10y ago
Having played around with diaspora* (awful name), I don't think it can replace Facebook, unfortunately. Like Twitter it doesn't rely on people's real names nor are there good options for chat or making private or public group
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by nof 10y ago
Except you cannot detach the screen for the main computer. So not exactly like the iPad pro. (not trying to defend Apple).
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by nof 10y ago
Indeed. Coreaudio is much than whatever it is on Windows. Easier to sync software and lower latency overall.
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by nof 11y ago
How on earth does this constitutes as open source? So if I write out my research results to the public, it is considered open source? What is the source? The text is not a compiled version of some previous text. And if it where (LaTeX) the