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   by remir 8y ago

   Some anti-blue light glasses and a sleep mask helped me a lot. Meditation before going to bed also helps a lot.
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   by remir 8y ago

   Looks like a scene from a movie.
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   by remir 8y ago

   With the recent profile redesign and the option to view original content exclusively, I think that may happen eventually.
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   by remir 8y ago

   Try Budgie. It's the DE developed for Solus and it's great.
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   by remir 8y ago

   You pay for the license when you buy a new machine. The free upgrade is now over, so if somebody is on Windows 8 and wants to upgrade to 10, he will have to buy a license.
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   by remir 8y ago

   I called AT&T to signal a phone outage for somebody and they had this robot on the line asking questions, me answering them, then you heard the robot's typing sound to give the impression that you were talking to a human. It was so
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   by remir 8y ago

   Another thing they could do is find a way for people to sell their original content and take a small % of the sale. For example, a redditor could sell print art, furniture, toys, books, etc... Basically like Etsy.
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   by remir 8y ago

   I think the percentage of the population that desire genuine and thought-provoking discussions may be smaller than those who simply want validation and being part of a like-minded group.
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   by remir 8y ago

   Not sure why "tech bro" was in the title. I thought tech bros meant the frat-style mentality of certain work place?
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    by remir 8y ago

    What I think about democracy is irrelevant. The question is: will idealism be enough to convince people to switch from Twitter to Mastodon and my answer is no.
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    by remir 8y ago

    Google, Facebook, Whatsapp are companies with strong products . Mozilla have a strong products. Same thing with the Linux Foundation. The article is talking about how ActivityPub is the future, but without strong products, how can that fut
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    by remir 8y ago

    Apparently you can now run Linux apps in ChromeOS/Pixelbook.
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    by remir 8y ago

    I guess the goal is to have something like the AI in the movie Her .
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    by remir 8y ago

    Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter: they grew to what they are today because each of them had people behind the wheel with a product mentality . This mentality attracted the capital and talent necessary to create products that resonat
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    by remir 8y ago

    Yeah, that's what's worrisome about IoT gadgets: what happen when the company goes belly up?
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    by remir 8y ago

    I always found fascinating how, given enough time, organic matter evolved to the point where it became aware of itself, created mental forms to communicate with itself (language), named and categorized itself (human beings, plants, animals,
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    by remir 8y ago

    The question is: how long will these IoT devices receive security fixes?
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    by remir 8y ago

    The intentions are good, but yeah, it seems like an half-baked solution. Why not integrate this tool directly into the browser UI? User goes to whatever website, input his login creds, Firefox reads the login email and sees if the email+url
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    by remir 8y ago

    If you're interested in the Mac Pro, you should wait until Apple unveil their new model. They said last year they were in the process of redesigning it.
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    by remir 8y ago

    Yep. The 13" Air was a really popular machine that people loved. Apple could have simply updated it with a better display, specs and USB C and they would have made a killing. Instead, they decided to make the 12" Macbook and keep
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    by remir 8y ago

    I wonder if the water would be hot enough for a thermal bath/spa?
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    by remir 8y ago

    Are there any studies regarding the body's absorption of animal protein versus plant-based protein? I feel like this subject is often very emotional for some people, but what about science?
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    by remir 8y ago

    Mr Minnan-Wong, who has not personally attended the two public meetings that Sidewalk has held so far, is not convinced. "I've heard that the meetings are very slick productions but that they don't go far in addressing the c
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    by remir 8y ago

    Absolutely. How many smartphones, Smart TVs, old routers, etc, are out there running insecure software? A shit ton. This is insane.
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    by remir 8y ago

    OnePlus is also increasing the price of their phone with each new version and they don't want to be perceived as a cheap brand. For example, in Canada, the latest Oneplus 6 cost $699 CAD. That's not cheap. Sure, iPhones and Galaxy
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    by remir 8y ago

    I could see Netflix testing the water with a short interactive movie, but the complexity and cost of doing interactive TV shows must be quite high, especially if there's multiple episodes.
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    by remir 8y ago

    Well, where's the CEO? Where's Sundar? All these different music apps and messaging apps... What's going on at Google? What a mess.
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    Introducing Surface Hub 2(microsoft.com)

    259 points by remir 8y ago|121 comments
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    by remir 8y ago

    I'm sure it would have been different, yes. I don't know if they expected to be invited to every WWDC, but I remember the developer saying he had good access at Apple because they loved his app so much. When he announced his Andro
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    by remir 8y ago

    Same here. Every time I visit my parents I remember why I never signed up for cable TV.