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10y ago
Still, if someone asks what CMS to use, and their needs are better met with a CMS vs. [online site generator] or [real web stack], it's hard to recommend something other than Wordpress in good faith. Standard is standard.
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10y ago
Sounds like absolute rubbish to me.. ("It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!")
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10y ago
Well you're in luck, check out SeaMonkey composer today! http://www.seamonkey-project.org/
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10y ago
Def some physiology behind that. If some random movie is on TV it's like "oh cool this is on," if that same movie is available on demand to watch whenever I want it's "seen it, don't need to watch again."
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10y ago
Indeed I was. TMYK
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What a lot of adults do at work is also indeed cheating outside of collaboration.
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Admit I use nano whenever editing through ssh, fake escape key was still the first thought through my mind when I saw that though. They at least have a little braille bump where escape is supposed to be? (if not new accessory opportunity? c
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10y ago
Wow your pineal gland must be bout closed shut.
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10y ago
There is a reason soap operas are called soap operas.
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Ya was actually trying to think some of it through. Maybe the 6 jams they narrowed it down to were the most popular so increased likelihood of noticing one they liked? Or does so many choices always cause angst, but if you were planning to
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10y ago
ty, that'll teach me to pay attention in school to their 'facts'
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10y ago
And also a real effect in restaurants. Think it was like a study in supermarkets they used as an example where people were much more likely to buy a product from a free sample if there weren't too many different options to choose from.
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10y ago
Distrowatch #1: Mint
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Eh, close enough. I appreciate that Canonical spends a lot of cash developing and hosting Ubuntu but if this is the only way that they can do it then thanks but no thanks.
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10y ago
"You can limit it by scrubbing the settings, until the next update when we will accidentally enable it again, and also it was really never limited much anyway, or disable it completely by buying the Enterprise version. Also all of your
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It is a shame. Their hand was kind of forced by GNOME 3 at the time but the damage was done either way.
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Could be wrong, but thought when I tried it out it was still installed and would show up in the menu even if "disabled," and was a PITA to actually remove completely.
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10y ago
Sounds like a Microsoft response, please stay away from my GNU/Linux thx. (but yes using Ubuntu MATE is a perfectly viable option)
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10y ago
The basics for time travel start at CERN in about a year and end in 2034 with the first "time machine" built by GE. Too bad we can't post pictures or I'd show it to you.
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Redbox is still cheaper and better selection than pay-per-view or any streaming service, even if artificially inconvenient. (so i can then rip the dvd from my drive > usb stick > roku 3)
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10y ago
"but unless they do"
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But why have a server do it when you can use the client! (Use them to read in semi-large xlsx files and unzip and resize folders of images client side before uploading, really because processing them one by one on the client makes it simple
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10y ago
Agree, my first reaction is, "I want one."
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I hear you for nano, but what about compared to [graphical mouse-clicky editor of choice] (in non-vim mode)? I know enough of the basic vim commands that I could edit a file if I ever needed to but how much hand effort could it save me vs.
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10y ago
While not a monopoly, there position is large enough that any serious software or service is forced to comply.
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10y ago
Strategy 0: Buying this will get you laid! Strategy 0.1: Buying this will keep you alive long enough to get laid! Strategy 0.2: Buy this or everyone will laugh at you and you won't get laid!
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10y ago
Cached version of this anywhere for those who would rather not sign in to google?
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Replying to this, because on SO I don't have enough reputation to reply and say how annoying it is, or describe how the duplicate is different and/or unhelpful. I get that it's probably the only way to prevent spam comments o
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10y ago
See just get rid of the auto-playing videos problem solved, and make the world a better place while you're at it.
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I just use it to manage my voicemail, are there any viable alternatives?
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