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ramy_d
9y ago
The content is so different in terms of format and length.
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I think that if people find a seller's stuff on Aliexpress and they reported otherwise, a simple "report this seller" with a link to the aliexpress item would literally put a peer powered approach to enforcement. By reading t
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ramy_d
9y ago
Wow, genuinely interesting to see all the stories here about what's happening to the store.
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9y ago
It should be a rule liable to punitive measures when broken.
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9y ago
Maybe if they were required to mention categorical suppliers it would further inform consumers
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9y ago
I'm interested in neovim as well and I think you're asking a legitimate question. I would also add that if neovim is developer-friendly(er?) then that could also be a reason.
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9y ago
If you can't speak French, move to Montreal anyway, like everyone else!
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10y ago
I don't understand how that's your go-to suggestion. It just makes a lot of assumptions, it's anecdotal, and I'm just surprised there's this kind of armchair tech support on HN. And then others go on the forum and r
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10y ago
Not sure what rock you lived under: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2934504/why-you-should-avoid-... http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=bioshock-... Again: Today however, it&
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10y ago
Yes, Ubuntu and co. have scripts to do this, but it's all a big hack. You are beyond reason
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10y ago
You're right, I do care. I care first about what works, and the choices available to me. At that time, Nvidia was working at the performance and stability required and nothing else. Today the landscape has changed significantly and the
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10y ago
I don't care. This is bad advice because it's armchair troubleshooting. Oh you have a problem? Stop doing this thing I don't like. Yay everyone, we did it.
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10y ago
Same. I'm eager to try some of the new AMD hardware + driver offerings of late. I'm hopeful for them and am considering them for my next GPU rotation (pretty far in the future though since I still have a 970).
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10y ago
2 things. 1: As a consumer IDGAF. 2: sure as long as we're not saying "your problem is because of a discreet GPU, switch to integrated, so much better!". Also, You want to lay down all the graphics options when Linus did that
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10y ago
I'm baffled because I had the exact opposite experience and this is really bad advice.
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10y ago
It baffles me that your recommendation is to get off Nvidia hardware + restricted drivers and use an Intel integrated GPU. Have you had such bad time with Nvidia hardware and their drivers?
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10y ago
http://www.dasung.com/english/
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10y ago
I agree with you to some extent, that inherently there are no new dynamics here. However Reddit still manages to capture that small community feel while still bringing in millions of people a day, I think that's what's unique abou
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10y ago
I just read about the pizzagate conspiracy you mentioned as I have not heard of it before, and wow, that is quite a spiral from conspiracy to fake news to a (no injuries) shooting at a pizza restaurant. Crazy. One thing to underline the imp
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10y ago
No, I'm saying it doesn't. Your subreddits are much more focused, especially AskScience but not so much for ELI5 and Aww, and that's good. But they are still comprised of comments sections with opinions, questions and discuss
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10y ago
More importantly they only really exist on some parts of Reddit One thing I noticed in my time on reddit is that subreddits aren't insular silos. Values, opinions and views-du-jour often bleed over into other subreddits in ways
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10y ago
I think situations like that are a double edged sword. Sure they are in demand but maybe it also requires them to move to another place or even move around a lot which might be incompatible with other lifestyle choices.
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taxis have apps now. Payments are handled before I step in the car. Common destinations are saved. ETAs are live. The entire Uber experience is now the defacto experience. Yeah I'd call that disrupted. If they don't survive it IDG
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Taxis are already making their own apps now in an effort to compete against uber. Medallions licences and other restrictions are gone out the window when cities allowed uber to keep doing business. Whatever monopoly they had is gone. For al
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10y ago
As a Game Dev and Networking Dev, i'm def. keeping an eye on the razor blade linux support. It is most assuredly a gaming laptop and I like that.
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10y ago
I just wanted to add nootropics to the conversation. They weren't mentioned in the article which is weird because it would fit as a legal substitute within the behavior. I don't know anything about it though.
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10y ago
The only thing you get in return is that you'll be able to recognize the faces of police officers as well with the same technology. Souveillance at its best
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genuine question then: why do this on citizens then? what are they expecting to gain? are they just casting a wide net to catch dumb extremists?
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Because it's the company vision that they want it to succeed. Also they are partnered with HTC to make the VIVE.
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10y ago
There's "Early Access" (which wasn't even touched upon!) for titles like those.
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