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9y ago
Disruptive maybe, but negative? Some people became negative because they saw problems they can't resolve by themselves. Maybe don't fire this kind of people? But, well, it seems some companies just don't care.
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9y ago
On the other hand, multiple items on the same topic made to the HN home page. People truly got eyes on this.
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9y ago
Don't be surprised, they even get hands in our vaginas[0] few decades ago, so. It will be very interesting to see how they goes, but I don't believe it will yield many good results (If any). Censorship already preventing China
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9y ago
It's funny how OnePlus Support helping him to disable that application. > OnePlus Support: Alright. Please try doing a hard reset http://bit.ly/1TbY1RZ and see if there are improvements. How this could help impro
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9y ago
Maybe because it's too risky. Alibaba wants to do that once, they made a phone[0] (in Chinese) and a operating system called YunOS[1] which forked on Android. However, that phone was not a success. So eventually they cooperated with
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9y ago
> Most Windows phone owners I know (myself included) loved the design (hardware and software) I don't love the design, but I like it. Maybe some people believe the tile home screen is ugly, but they are more informative compare to i
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9y ago
> he is alleged to have used Tor, anonymized online testing services and PureVPN in an attempt to protect his identity Well, VPN can protect your privacy up to a certain degree. If you go over it, there are always methods to dig you out,
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9y ago
Windows Phone user here. It's actually sad to see they didn't make it. If I been honest, I don't think Window 10 Phone (And Windows 10 Mobile OS) is that bad. Yes, there are some glitches and bad designs, but all of that can
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9y ago
It's certainly evolving. Alibaba (and as well as other large online companies) had a huge leap during recent the Mobile Age as mobile phones makes online services more accessible to the public. And government also enforced (implied
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9y ago
OK, I ... adjusted my comment :D
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9y ago
> It's the same size as Firefox (160MB) despite offering significantly less features. Part of that is because of Electron. From the day Electron was released, I knew somebody will build a Web Browser upon it. Now that day finally ca
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9y ago
Problem is this prediction can be effected by almost infinite factors. And among those factors, many of them are still unknown to us. Which makes this sort of prediction very very inaccurate. But, well, it's fun to read and think.
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9y ago
I was once trying to develop a SMTP sender lib for PHP. After reading a lot's of RFC's, I found it's really helpful to test my code against some standard SMTP server so I can know my code is work as expected. But a real SMTP
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9y ago
It's your freedom to do so, plus you have that right written in the law which we're not protected by. For me, I just don't comment something I don't understand, I'm not living in the US, so I can't feel what Ob
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9y ago
Because I'm not a taxpayer in the US? If somebody didn't contribute to your country, how can he/she has right to criticize people who do?
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9y ago
Liu Xiaobo always has supporters. Far as I can remember, at that time (Around 2009, 20 years after Tiananmen event), there are some people says Liu Xiaobo should be awarded with the peace prize for against CCP's dictatorship. Some peop
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9y ago
Chinese here. In China, lot's of people who originally supported 刘晓波[0] shuts up after Obama's winning . So, yes, at least in China, Nobel Peace Prize is nothing now. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Xiao
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9y ago
Sounds like they're pointing fingers now. It's funny. They should know that if a single employee can cause all that, it usually means they had some severe problems buried in their management.
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9y ago
> The brain is perhaps the most complex machine in the Universe. That's when I found how useful a 'perhaps' can be. LOL.
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9y ago
Yeah I just searched it, and now I can't get some unspeakable image out of my head.
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9y ago
Well, darktable user here (Also a RawTherapee 5.0 user). I just closed darktable few minutes ago, so I guess that made my experience of it pretty fresh. On my system (Ubuntu 17.4), darktable runs nicely. And it's easier to use than Raw
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9y ago
Pretending to be happy in front of friends ? That's some serious stuff for a lots of people. LOL
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9y ago
I searched "Ming Ling radio" and didn't get as many results as I did with "Ming Jing Radio", so I guess that's a typo.
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9y ago
A Chrome clone? How that opinion came out of you?