pseudonym2

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by pseudonym2 8y ago
It's gradually phased out. Right now it's essentially abandonware. At some point in the future they'll just kill it out of the blue. Things that provide value to advanced users don't matter to most of these "data-ba
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by pseudonym2 8y ago
So it's no longer a map application, because it's producing weird non-standard projections, tiles that can't be stitched/georeferenced properly etc. Will Google support and maintain an actual maps application? Or will th
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by pseudonym2 8y ago
This will be very controversial, especially in HN, but market cap doesn't mean shit. Apple has roughly $50B in revenue and $120B in equity. Most of it's products could be replaced in less than 5 years by a competitor. Market cap i
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by pseudonym2 8y ago
You're downvoted a lot because you didn't substantiate your claim, but I assume many people, myself included, agree with the sentiment. Up until now Lubuntu had a clear goal: Create a usable Ubuntu-compatible distribution that run
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by pseudonym2 8y ago
Now, organizations do change over time, as the people behind them change. But I honestly cannot believe such a retarded move can be justified by the ignorance of management and design. How can such a decision not be turned down immediately?
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by pseudonym2 8y ago
I'm from a Mediterranean country and it's customary to be 30 min to an hour late to parties. Distant acquintances and people that don't really feel like going will arrive close to 2 hours late. I thought this was the norm in