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by noja 5y ago
Google Wave was sold to us as a better replacement for e-mail. That was its main feature! It definitely died. Sure they took some of the pieces and reused them in other products, but Wave definitely died.
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by noja 5y ago
They abandoned it for two reasons: the reason above (automatic saving of family photos doesn't exist), and notifications not showing up.
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by noja 5y ago
Great, but... Please let people allow Signal to automatically save their media to their photo roll (or whatever ios calls it). The number of people I have met who require this and left Signal _after starting to use it_ is astonishing.
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by noja 5y ago
Because the algos are crap or on-purpose?
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by noja 5y ago
> So airplane noise is torture because it's loud and it repeats. Airplane noise when a plane flies above you? or airplane noise inside the plane? I find airplane noise within a plane great - it blocks out all the other noise.
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by noja 5y ago
https://fedoramagazine.org/what-is-silverblue/
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by noja 5y ago
Open your shop at 0900 UTC
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by noja 5y ago
> the free (home) license is quite restrictive for non “home” use Sorry, but what are you expecting a home licence to be for?
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by noja 5y ago
Why make it so confined? Do not allow them to profit from their position.
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by noja 5y ago
No, but I often find people are more likely to read "lead" as the metal. Not really for "leading".
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by noja 5y ago
Don't you find "through" a bit clunky, how about via? Also "Lead" can be misread as a metal, how about Leading?
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by noja 5y ago
> Technical trading made millionairs and billionairs during the pandemic era. Because the market went up. Can you prove it was because of TA?
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by noja 5y ago
All good points, but... https://www.plasticstoday.com/materials/sorry-folks-oil-does...
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by noja 5y ago
You are right. But the article is still purposefully misleading. Ask yourself why they chose to lead with the big number of doses rather than the number of people vaccinated. The answer is that it looks better, and gives the casual reader t
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by noja 5y ago
Two questions if you don't mind: Do you charge one ear at a time so you are never without some level of hearing? Can you comment on the Live Listen feature of AirPods?
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by noja 5y ago
> I wish I could easily boycott Do you boycott any Nestle products at all? Or are you saying you might miss one, and so boycott none of them?
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by noja 5y ago
Does Obsidian have a web interface so I can use it from other computers (not mine)? Edit: https://obsidian.md/publish ($16/mo, appears to be read-only)
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by noja 5y ago
I was referring not to the content of the comment, but the wording of its delivery.
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by noja 5y ago
^^ The wording of this response represents exactly why many people don't choose OpenBSD.
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by noja 5y ago
> Does it mean that we should tax wealth? Absolutely not. If he takes out a loan guaranteed by his wealth, how should that be taxed?
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by noja 5y ago
> It's just that "it kills a bird" isn't a justification for banning something. I don't know, it killing lots of things with lungs seems like a red flag to me. Perhaps it warrants switching the assumption "
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by noja 5y ago
Install the app. You'll see that it sends personally identifiable information (your ip address) to facebook, before you have opted in. 99% of apps also send usage stats and/or crash information to mixpanel, etc. also without opt-i
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by noja 5y ago
Install NetGuard.
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by noja 5y ago
Please, technical people of HN, install NetGuard on your Android phone. You will be shocked where your data goes. GDPR? Ha!
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by noja 5y ago
This line of argumentation drives me insane, and it's so pervasive right now. Why should I walk to our friends' house down the road? After all, I drive to work, so why not drive there too? Why should I use less plastic? After all,
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by noja 5y ago
Why would a US citizen put their money in an offshore tax haven, when there are plenty of on-shore tax havens/"privacy jurisdictions".
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by noja 5y ago
So? The toys might be cheaper for a reason. Are they wrong?
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by noja 5y ago
Does anyone have any real numbers for nuclear power station risk? It's all very well and good saying how great it is, but what do the numbers say? Let's assume the newest technology. Chance of a meltdown per year per power station
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by noja 5y ago
Is there a financial penalty for them doing this? Who do the proceeds go to?
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by noja 5y ago
Because programmers make them without designers.

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