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> Sorry, but you can't blame the shittiness of Canadian Netflix on the CRTC. Correct, don't blame the CRTC, blame Bell/Corus/Shaw/Rogers for buying up popular content and then locking it up so it's only avai
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Exonerates? They're guilty just by making an account/spending money in the first place.
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Because it's not secondary. They are equally important parts of running a business. Just because the business didn't succeed doesn't mean they are unimportant.
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This is 3rd article this week I've been blocked from reading. How are people continually reading and upvoting these links? Is everyone a subscriber? Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/FGY1lSv.png
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For me the killer feature would be some form of user profile, with segregated history and cookies. I use Chrome because I can have two browser windows, one where I'm logged in to all my work tools and my work Gmail account, and another
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> The point isn't whether it's "true" or "false", because that will vary depending on who you ask. Please, it seems like you're the one who needs to be honest. The most vocal, outraged reddit users are
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> b. Don't feed your mind new problems in the last hour or two before bed. This has always been the key problem, for me and I suspect for many others. I need to be asleep by midnight or 1am if I want any chance of feeling okay the n
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Weird, the standard mobile site and this basic one are very different for me in Chrome. This one seems to have much less JS. It looks like the old school static Facebook page.
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No. Visually they're very different. I can't open the dev console right now, but it appears there's far less JS and "responsive design" on basic mode. m.facebook.com is more dynamic. It's like the Facebook of
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A large subset of vocal redditors hated Pao the moment she walked through the door. Now everything that happens on her watch is considered evidence of her awfulness. Goes to show you just how powerful the MRA subreddits are. I used to be
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> The community largely does not respect Pao Any criticism I've read seems to be based around how she's a woman and she used her womanness to get ahead. Nothing she has done as the CEO of Reddit is evidence of the need for the
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Glad to see some hard numbers on Chrome video performance compared to Safari. I like Chrome because I like the integration with Google services and separate user profiles so I have 2 sessions going at once, but I often have to take Hangout
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> I sympathize with people who like developing on the desktop with Chrome and for Chrome, but as a user, I prefer the browser that doesn't spin up the fans on my MacBook Air For me it's just video perf, but the worst part is th
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I can distill my thoughts down to this: The time it takes to carefully rebase a branch onto another, and to compress commits for a feature into one, is still much longer than the time it takes for my eyes to pass over so-called "empty&
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> People told you to just use the string - wasn't that a good enough answer? "Don't do that" isn't a sufficient answer without explaining exactly why, though. And if you aren't asking the right question, the
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> Sounds like you want to bring back the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act. ... No, it doesn't. OP was pointing out a difference in culture, not calling for whatever you're referring to.
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I think the Apple TB Display is comparable here. If you have a rare TB device, you're probably a professional, and yes, you'll need to ensure the TB logo is on the port. If it's an extremely common USB device, it'll wor
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This article ( http://www.theverge.com/2015/6/2/8704067/thunderbolt-3-usb-c... ) explicitly mentions an adapter for the older Thunderbolts. I assume the adapter would be passive.
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Your USB device is guaranteed to work. If you have a TB device, then yes, you'll need to actually look at the port to see if the TB logo is near it. Since TB devices are so uncommon, I don't see a problem.
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Everyone is talking about Playchoice 10 (which I never saw), but the Wal-Mart nearest to my house had "VS. Super Mario Bros" when I was a kid. It was like alternate reality Mario. Super Mario Bros with harder levels. http:/
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austinjp already provided references, but I think it should be obvious that not every calorie ingested is a calorie digested . That's down to what types of bacteria you have in your gut among other things, and then you have insulin s
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> I feel one of the things that comes with experience is you realize that nobody knows what they are doing. This dispels the impostor syndrome pretty quickly. True, not many actually know what they're doing, but it's done noth
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Chrome has made this worse recently, though. I disabled Flash more than a year ago on an older computer, and all that's required is clicking to enable. When I recently installed Chrome on a newer computer, the new method is Ctrl+Click
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Re: Go errors for unused imports > This rules out some workflows where I partially finish the code and check if it compiles. Sounds like a great job for an IDE to automatically add/remove the appropriate imports for standard library
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Well, the watch isn't all that tiny, and Garmin does make a line of GPS watches similar in size to the 38mm watch. I have no comment on accuracy, as I bought the expensive and much larger Forerunner 910XT. The current top of the line
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No GPS though. I was hoping the watch would at least have that so I didn't have to put up with Garmin's terrible software anymore. Maybe rev. 2.
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And I think Apple managed to avoid the same happening to the iPhone by introducing a new size category. It's actually incredible just how fast and new the iPhone 5 feels even today. I was perfectly happy to stick with it until the new
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You didn't notice Bad Brains? I can't speak for everyone, but the hardcore scene (at large) never seemed to be particularly racist.
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Out of curiosity, which Google office location?
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