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931.
by problems 10y ago
He'll be lucky to get the 20% tariff on Mexican imports he currently wants. I'll be surprised if he manages to do anything seriously speech crippling.
932.
by problems 10y ago
Of course, it's an edited version of the video with no audio. I wish there was somewhere that kept these online, every time there's a new one released I have to go hunt it down, usually off some gore site filled with weird shit. E
933.
by problems 10y ago
Well then, clearly the definition of "civil" varies from person to person.
934.
by problems 10y ago
Well... taste is subjective, so yes, yes it does. Basically, their flavor packs taste better to me than actual orange juice, something about the acidity I think is quite appealing to me.
935.
by problems 10y ago
There's a node-webgl package which provides all of the OpenGL ES features with no need for the web browser part, there's also SDL and GLFW bindings available. While it's not full OpenGL - I couldn't find any well maintai
936.
by problems 10y ago
The label does that though - the ingredients list. The title just doesn't. The title on many foods isn't an accurate description of their contents though - wasabi is dyed horse raddish, crab meat is often mashed up and cleverly re
937.
by problems 10y ago
I think the rest of my statement backed that up pretty well. I'm not clear though - I'm to expect hackernews has rules which demand I weasel-word my criticisms? That seems ridiculous.
938.
by problems 10y ago
With regards to your first link, note that the resulting "truffle oil" is now dirt cheap. Those profits are not just taken by the producer but passed along to the consumer. And according to most of the article you linked, the tast
939.
by problems 10y ago
I actually really like the deoxygenation of orange juice thing. The result tastes better than fresh squeezed, more of a sour taste that I prefer. Maybe it just amounts to dumping more citric acid in it or something, but it's delicious
940.
by problems 10y ago
I've run many other Electron apps - they all suffer from the same problems. Ugly non-native UI, DPI scaling that doesn't quite work right, poor platform integration and massive binaries. Additionally, with something like this, I&#
941.
by problems 10y ago
I suspect it may be more on the side of the game code than this since FF runs games that look much more advanced much faster. See their recent WebGL 2 demo.
942.
by problems 10y ago
Some of the conclusions seem a little quacky here to me - like "avoid ingredients you can't pronounce" and a lot of "avoid processed anything". While I'm sure there's some arguable benefits to these things
943.
by problems 10y ago
Just making a critique of the concept. Didn't think that was against any guidelines.
944.
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, what a great idea, let random "cloud" services authenticate who gets to login to your machine!
945.
by problems 10y ago
You can already proxy around the CC companies in all too many ways. Buy gift cards, cash cards, heck, prepaid VISA cards for example. They're not going to bother going after this kind of thing, they'd lose money over it. It doesn&
946.
by problems 10y ago
I think we're really yet to see on both these things, markets usually recover from over-reactions quite quickly, so while we did see those immediate slumps, they did recover. However, in the longer term, the market will adjust to Trump
947.
by problems 10y ago
It displays a graphical spinner (think a wheel from a game show or something) and spins to a random number on it.
948.
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, those games are about as old or older than FO3. WoW at least has had a recent update (including a basically total graphics engine rewrite last year, switching to a deferred pipeline, etc) and still runs well - I'd call it more re
949.
by problems 10y ago
2008 is literally 9 years old, all the current day titles I look up are basically rated "Garbage". I think this will improve though as the move to Vulcan and DX12 should make porting easier as the APIs are more similar I believe.
950.
by problems 10y ago
Does it support the new kdbx4 format which is using Argon2 instead of a custom AES-based KDF? Why should I move from KeePass2 to this? Prettier GUI under Linux?
951.
by problems 10y ago
Yes, sometimes the best you can do without violating everyone's privacy is just the best you can do. You work with it. You lose sometimes, maybe you pay a percent or two extra for insurance to pay out in such cases of fraud, but you ac
952.
by problems 10y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but those content blockers only apply to safari, not apps, right? Blocking ads while browsing isn't really the issue I'm talking about - web ads are already fairly restricted in what they can do, espe
953.
by problems 10y ago
Huh, cool, I'll definitely check this out more then. Hopefully something like this will catch on and replace the browser based, non-native UIs that seem far too popular these days.
954.
by problems 10y ago
So, I've been considering learning React recently, and this is a reason for it. How native is react native? Does it use the platform's look and feel or essentially feel like a clunky web browser, more similar to NW.js or electron
955.
by problems 10y ago
Yup, that's about the only way in which iOS has an advantage though. There's no good privacy protection software on iOS, no way to block known bad hosts, etc. Go get an Android device with XPrivacy and AdAway, it's seriously
956.
by problems 10y ago
The same argument is true on smartphones. Only an application you've installed is able to snatch your clipboard info. Treat your phone like you've always treated your desktop - only install trusted applications and use tools like
957.
by problems 10y ago
Are you trying to tell me I shouldn't have to treat every application like the developer is the laziest piece of shit possible and 90% of valid inputs will cause the application to crash or spit meaningless errors?
958.
by problems 10y ago
I doubt you have absolutely no insight into it - you've probably given up your seat a few times. I have at least, and usually without a single word being spoken. I've witnessed it and done it dozens of times, yet I've never s
959.
by problems 10y ago
> FLOSS phone ecosystem will be hard to next to impossible, in my opinion, but worth going into You can run Android without gapps fairly well, I believe there's even a project that replaces gapps and uses xposed to fake signatures s
960.
by problems 10y ago
I think it actually plays both ways - it's a way for me to give them an idea of what I'm expecting.

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