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by remir 5y ago
Allo was doomed to fail. RCS is the evolution of SMS, is standardized and should be what the industry uses. Carriers mostly adopted it I think, but as expected, the situation is a mess. Bell, for example, went with Samsung for their RCS inf
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by remir 5y ago
Not that I want to encourage piracy, but at this point, if you already paid for them, why not torrent the episodes so you keep a copy?
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by remir 5y ago
If you think Teams is garbage, try dealing with the admin side of Teams. UX nightmare.
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by remir 5y ago
Pretty sure a "Business" edition is in the plan.
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by remir 5y ago
I think we should also focus on reusable containers ideally made of glass or aluminium. You bring your containers to the grocery store and refill it with whatever you need.
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by remir 5y ago
Could be possible. Who knows?
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by remir 5y ago
From a detached point of view, we could say that these ethical concerns are for the people of today. What about 50 years from now? 100 years? 200?
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by remir 5y ago
I agree that from a certain distance, we look like simple bacterias doing their thing. But to me the fascinating part is that we're aware of looking like bacterias. We are matter that became conscious of itself. Isn't that the w
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by remir 6y ago
The HN crowd are generally in an advantageous position regarding the job market. Most people here can negotiate their salary and conditions, so having a union negotiate these for them would not make much sense. As for Amazon workers, since
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by remir 6y ago
I'm guessing clear sky as in no clouds, meaning stuff should like AP/network management must remain on premise.
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by remir 6y ago
Life is movement. If you become too static, you'll feel unhappy, restless and unfulfilled. It's normal. Things must be moving in your life. New experiences, things to learn, things to unlearn, things to work on, opportunities to s
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by remir 6y ago
A university I know has an old Nortel PBX. The telecom room is absolutely massive. Filled with cabinets, bix panels and stuff. All of that is at least 35 years old and is still in operation to this day, but a transition to VOIP is planned.
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by remir 6y ago
This has been going on for a while in advertising as well.
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by remir 6y ago
Genuine question: is there example of good looking UI that also provide good UX? I'm amazed at how big companies, with UX designers and researchers being paid big salaries, seems to produce confusing designs. Is it because management i
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by remir 6y ago
Stadia wasn't canned. They shut down their first party game studio that was making exclusive title for the platform. But yeah, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence either...
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by remir 6y ago
In my opinion, being clever or "bright" means having high intellect, retaining information and making the necessary mind connections, but it doesn't automatically means intelligence. You can be considered bright by other peop
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by remir 6y ago
I'm curious to see if Flutter could be a viable alternative to Electron for multi-platform apps.
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by remir 6y ago
To be fair, the pilot said it looked like a cruse missile probably because that's the only reference point they could use. Let's hope the US military was testing stuff and that's what it was.
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by remir 6y ago
I remember a French documentary from a while ago and a helicopter pilot said that he witnessed something similar while he was flying. A large cylinder craft flew past him rapidly and was relatively close to the helicopter to the point that
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by remir 6y ago
Not the parent, but that's the main reason for me. I can tolerate loud noises like thunder, road work, renovation in the building (at reasonable hours, of course) without much of an issue. However, stuff like - Modified motorcycle that
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by remir 6y ago
To be honest, I thought the (secret?) purpose of RAM was to give them good material for sampling so they could release other album.
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by remir 6y ago
Kudos to this kid. How many of us are getting bored to death by the constant coverage of politics yet suffer silently? At least he had the good initiative to write to NPR to offer feedback on something that was important to him. Nice job, k
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by remir 6y ago
Sadly, Microsoft Teams is also an Electron app and boy is it sluggish. Microsoft doesn't seem to be able to optimize it past a certain point.
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by remir 6y ago
Flutter seems to gain momentum and developpers seems to love it. As it matures, I could see it replacing Electron for desktop apps eventually.
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by remir 6y ago
I'm open to the possibility that the mind could be a sophisticated communication channel. I recall reading about mothers feeling the distress of their child when they weren't physically near them. A woman I know had a similar expe
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by remir 6y ago
The worst I've seen is cancelling a subscription to the French newspaper Le Monde. You have to print and fill a form and send it to them by snail mail . Totally unbelievable.
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by remir 6y ago
Question 1: would you be able to use this in a condo without annoying other co-owners? The specs page says the noise level is at 60db. Is this at HIIT level of effort? Question 2: assuming one buys this and cancel their subscription down th
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by remir 6y ago
It costs them nothing to wipe us out and spare the universe the trouble, so what must they believe about life, the universe, and everything to not do so. Economics may be universal, etc. Perhaps the world is highly valued in terms of its
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by remir 6y ago
Dropbox tried to branch out into the "collaboration space" with their Paper feature/product and since then, the web UI has got worse.
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by remir 6y ago
A couple of days ago, I opened a YNAB account to test it out and had the same reasoning: why can't my bank do all of that envelope budgeting stuff?

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