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Some people are passionate about fonts. I think I am the opposite, I override all custom styles with a single font family and a very limited range of sizes. I can just hear designers crying out, but long ago I started doing to that, the
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The amazing thing is that the vast majority of websites do not even need to display a warning or anything. The gdpr doesn't apply to vast portions of the internet. He it doesn't apply to the vast majority of the internet
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What unsubscribe risks? Either it is a legit list that unsubscribes or it's a scam. So who cares?
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Which had zero long term implications. Some minor and now totally forgotten short term repurcussions. The policy could be updated "we will sell the creepiest of the creepiest data on you and your friends. Hell your friends don't e
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Some government comms such as areas including disaster relief and simple police dispatch are end to end Thalw problem is the key is transmitted in dtmf or other means in the clear. I am not sure what my local pd uses for encryption but I&#
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> I never understood what the business interest of the tv stations was in preventing streaming online. They already give away for free the stream over the air. What gives? Do they make money on the antennas or receivers or something? Pre
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Thank you for the insight. I didn't consider deeper into various generations of cpu etc
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Seems likethere might be an issue with the device itself. I've been using my Chromecast on a shared hospital room connection for weeks and it's been suberb.
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What about it? Are those applicable to my reply at all?so worst case scenario Microsoft took the scamiest approach to it possible but it still defeats something. Vs no protection at all because Linux users blatantly ignore apts Those are th
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My sample size is much smaller but with two xps13 in one year, one refurb was basically DOA. The brand new one had major power issues and even with extended care it took them a month to get it straightened out. Finally got a new one and it&
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If this does what it designed for that is great. The Linux ecoystem has consistently p it their fingers in their ears and stop informing the very real and long outstanding problems of malware and apts
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I just got one last week. Games started instantly with no lag or artifacts and I have a 20mb connection. Obviously the Chromecast aspect is great. I got three months free so I will continue to play and see then if I will renew I bought a co
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6y ago
No it's not. Seamless multi device support on android includes multi vendor support too.
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The ux is very debatable. It's the same as every other messaging app now adays. They will opt to use imessage just the same as everyone pretty much opts to whatever is already installed. You could swap out imessage with a 1990s versi
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An actual credit card is blazing fast too. I don't know how this is immune to inflation. At best this honestly is a solution looking for a problem. At worst it's yet another ico scam. I don't know why anyone would be interest
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Like pretty much every other messaging app on every phone platform currently existence?
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Why would anyone want to buy an iPhone because of iMessage. It doesn't do anything special
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A lot of big ticket stolen art is used as collateral for other illegal transactions. Everyone knows it's worthless because you can't unload it. But it shows you are a really good criminal.
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Personally I am just annoyed by the cookie warning on every site. Gdpr does not apply to vast portions of the internet.
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But you have to remember, they are going to pay more attention to people that have a lot of followers vs the person with 3. Limited resources trying to deal with the people that have the most impact makes sense to me Personally I think they
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Resteraunts should just put "GrubHub fee" on the bill
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Basically nothing at all. You get something in the mail that goes directly into the trash. And go back to whatever you were doing
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Ever since Weber took it over the app is a piece of shit.
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Why in gods name do they have that many people? They are a cab company that doesn't employ drivers. Talk about a dumpster fire of VC money
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Js isn't native. It's not c it's not c++, it's not Java or even fucking python. It's a webscripting language. Which is totally fine but it will never be native.
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Why does anyone actually use adobe Acrobat reader? Antivirus should outright flag it as malware at this point.
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I typically disagree with free trials for B2B. The user has no skin in the game and the account will go by the wayside.
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The office distractions and chitchat are never going to go away regardless of format
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Because JavaScript is not a native language.
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We have reached peak startup
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