prolikewhoa

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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
The new profile overview is terrible. I always switch it back to legacy since I can't follow the new overview. There is no way to keep it permanent in the legacy site that I know of. Uneeded changes like this was how Digg failed.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
I think it has gotten larger in reality like you said, but our Media doesn't display it even in the slightest because none of it is free from corporate interests.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
It's unbelievable how narrow the overton window is, and people think it's larger than it really is. There is very little separating Democrats and Republicans in 2018, at least from party officials (I believe the population is furt
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Agreed. This has been no secret and a lot of people have absolutely been pounding this drum for a long time. Bernie talking about it in 1988 as mayor of Burlington: https://youtu.be/KIQ_Kj7uBeg
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Linux is definitely ready for full time Desktop use as long as gaming isn't needed. 7 years only Linux and I feel great about it. I highly recommend Linux Mint with Cinnamon to anyone just starting out.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Dell XPS 13. Works with Linux out of the box as Dell made all of the driver's work for their developer edition's in Ubuntu. Battery life and and the 3200x1800 screen are phenomenal. Well made and Dell's warranty process is ac
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
I agree. This is my Thinkpad killer. HiDPI screen is gorgeous, keyboard and touchpad are fine, battery life is 10-11 hours in Arch, all of my media keys work, build quality is phenomenal. I haven't been able to get tear free video work
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
It's turning into Russiophobia. Criticism of Putin and the Government, fine, understandable. When you start bringing the language, culture, and innocent people just trying to get by into it and start picking fun at it, that's not
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
This would be the easy way out of admitting they did something wrong.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
XPS 13 also a fantastic choice for linux. Everything works out of the box.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Immediately boot into my Linux distro of choice and wipe the MBR & Partion table with gdisk. OSX seems fine out of box.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
And be killed on the spot? He's definitely imprisoned.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
I don't care what your political opinions are on Assange. This is one of the biggest human rights violations of modern times. Hasn't been charged with crimes, yet has been held imprisoned in the Ecuadorian embassy for 8 years. Now
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
One of the worst paywalls I've ever seen. Seattle fortunately isn't having any issues with Bike Share overcrowing except for the few jokes. Someone put a bike on a wooden pole in Puget Sound, and put a few on top of the Convention
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Who is ever going to trust that these settings actually do anything except for the button animation after the previous two weeks of privacy disaster for Facebook? Probably most of the country, actually. =\ Mark my words, their stock price g
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
I live in the PNW and am in the tech industry. I haven't had a need for social media in any job application I've filled out, and not a single interview or recruiter mentioned anything about social media. Social media is entirely u
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
Can you elaborate on Uranium One being 'libel'? As far as I know from reading the Wiki, this went to a Congressional Investigation.
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
"Facebook thinks we're idiots" To be honest, about this issue of privacy and security, most of the world really doesn't care. The people who do care are not a majority and not even a significant statistic. Providing an a
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by prolikewhoa 9y ago
I wish the USA would stop calling people conspiracy theorists for critical thinking, especially as we see more what used to be 'conspiracy theories' actually come to fruition. It actually hinders critical thinking and is a bad pat