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   by nothis 11y ago

   What AdBlock are you using? Mine cuts right through (uBlock Origin but with a few extra filters).
2. 392.▲
   by nothis 11y ago

   You pay with your email information. Not that bad, actually.
3. 393.▲
   by nothis 11y ago

   So... how is it? Do people like Edge's JavaScript support?
4. 394.▲
   by nothis 11y ago

   Right? It's interesting to see data "rust", if you will, over time just like a physical thing. How looking at stuff in the Wayback Machine, some decorative images might not load, some link might lead nowhere and in a way, it&
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   by nothis 11y ago

   I like to mention soundcards as a great example of this. For almost 20 years, the sound chip included on motherboards is all most people need. Sure, there's a hardcore niche of enthusiasts who want to plug in their keyboards and whatno
6. 396.▲
   by nothis 11y ago

   I have no idea about this stuff, how far towards a jailbreak/softmod is this? Could this exploit be locked out on quasi-everyone's PS4 via a simple PSN Update?
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   by nothis 11y ago

   Seriously. I thought the "Microsoft is evil" stance has become outdated and we'd rather look at Facebook and Apple, now. But it's like they've been trying to catch up, recently. The Windows 10 fiasco is textbook Mic
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   by nothis 11y ago

   It's amazing how slow certain apps are, for example, on smartphones and how fine people are with it. Things that worked near-instantaneous on a desktop PC 15 years ago now take 5 seconds to load despite the hardware being way faster.
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   by nothis 11y ago

   Twitter is ridiculous in that way. Absolutely ridiculous. I'm constantly baffled just how badly the site is layed out and how they keep making it worse. I still never understand who replied to who, where multi-part tweets start and end
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Hear, hear. Instead of pushing for an alternative against data vampires like Google, they push their own weird cloud services ("Firefox Sync") and... videochat? Didn't they suddenly have some weird, pop-up-by-default videocha
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    by nothis 11y ago

    So I'm getting a little wary of activist stunts like these but dammit, this is pretty much flawless. I see no way this does not either a) force the Uk Board of Film Classification to actually sit through this mind-melting exercise or b
12. 402.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    That's almost comically standard stock image use, I haven't seen this outside of parodies in quite a while!
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Would this cover some insights into the videogame crash of 1983 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_video_game_cras... )?
14. 404.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    Ha! That's what I thought. It's a duct-taping solution.
15. 405.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    Gave me shivers to read this, especially how helpless one must feel in this situation.
16. 406.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    It's fascinating how difficult a task it seems to be for cameras to shoot at even moderately "non-ideal" conditions. Over- and underexposure, motion blur, focus, chromatic aberration... red eyes... It seems like a straight-fo
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    by nothis 11y ago

    On a quick glance, I didn't even find a donation button. In fact, I found none, even after clicking through the menus (google sent me here: http://de.lichess.org/donate ).
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    by nothis 11y ago

    God how I love it when there's no login barrier to try. Awesome site!
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Go? I'm half-joking but hey, that would seriously be awesome. Talking mainly about ease of use.
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    by nothis 11y ago

    >Watching the Growth Is Harder Than It Sounds >Small Utah ISP firm stands up to the Faces of Facebook popularity, I quit. >UI7Kit: Add one-line to enable AirPlay video for your startup on Product Hunt lol.
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Don't think there's any serious options but check out Google Contributor: https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
22. 412.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    >It would be better to have a functioning micro-payments system. There's some things that seem inevitable to me. True flat-rate music streaming services was one of those things and we're pretty much there. Moving away from ad-s
23. 413.▲
    by nothis 11y ago

    You know, 3 years ago I would have called that paranoid. Now? Not so sure.
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    by nothis 11y ago

    So what's the catch with the ZTE? Processor speed is boring. Is it the touch screen being unresponsive? Some software thing? Bad screen? Does it break easily?
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Call me naive, but some of these, especially the first, seem borderline illegal and I doubt that even in their greediest hour Microsoft would dare to implement this shit. If this is true, I'm sure they could be sued on quite a monument
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Interesting, but still mostly fiddling with details and niche cases. I found that simply "counting calories" (more like roughly keeping track of them in the back of my head) as written on the labels and then reducing my daily cons
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Call me a pessimist but I look at that thing and I see it breaking. Drive over it, vandalism, one of the hundred little motors having a defect... Why not just have two or three axis of movement in a more static, 90° construction??
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    by nothis 11y ago

    So, is it obvious that monkeys aren't afraid of snakes if they never see other monkeys act afraid before? Because that's what I'd test first. Further, if there's a learned fear of snakes, that might not be coincidence, e
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    by nothis 11y ago

    To be blunt, I see no point in getting an Apple Watch for numerous reasons (price would be another one for me). But your 1. and 3. sound exactly like the complaints about all the early Apple devices. I still don't get why we need som
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    by nothis 11y ago

    Man, this sounds super interesting but those email threads are so unreadable. Is this typed down somewhere on a single page? Any button I can click?