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pineaux
6y ago
Why use epic and edge when you can haves Firefox? My experience with Mozilla has always been great. It might be marginally slower than chrome, but I don't notice and they have great features and it's open source
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6y ago
I dunno, it has never been tried right? What do you think would happen?
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6y ago
Quite interesting, but couldn't find a sample sound.
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6y ago
Would it be better if Chrome said "There are 200,000 extensions on the Chrome store, each and every one of them deserves attention, we need to spend at least 30 minutes looking at each one and composing a response, we have a ten-person
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pineaux
6y ago
You think Volkswagen makes cars for the poor? Show me a poor person who can buy a new car and I will show you someone who is borrowing.
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pineaux
7y ago
Actually talking about the Amazon as a great feat of human stewardship is perfect. Humans are capable of making nature better, but I sense one major caveat: when you name the Amazon as a human endeavor you forget that all the species that m
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8y ago
Actually, this is not true. Find me a program that can extract the scores from a complex piece of music and attribute the right notes to the right instrument/voice. I haven't found one yet. But maybe that's because I am not v
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8y ago
It's still very possible for nations to block out companies. China does it with great succes and as a result they have created their own safe hatchery for applications and hardware to grow strong before jumping into the global market,
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8y ago
My bet is on graphene capacitor batteries.
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How are self-driving vehicles NOT an augmentation? We are not talking about self-living bodies here. Self driving vehicles augment our ability to transport ourselves and our stuff without the use of a part of our mental system. It's li
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8y ago
Actually, that's not really the case: warring started at the dawn of civilization. There aren't many clear cases of large scale destruction of human life in prehistoric times. The proliferation of war only happened as sedentism ga