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by sandov 8y ago
It's their platform, and they should be able to do anything with it. That's in fact one of the reasons I don't use an iphone and don't develop iphone apps.
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by sandov 8y ago
Do 3D Venn diagrams exist?
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by sandov 8y ago
After taking graphics programming in college, I don't ever want to work in video games.
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by sandov 8y ago
I didn't see it, but you got to admit that they purposefully made it hard to find by putting it there, in that color considering the background. Even though I found the X now, I won't read the article, just on principle.
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by sandov 8y ago
>The definition of the kilogram for more than 130 years, the International Prototype of the Kilogram (IPK), a cylinder of a platinum alloy stored at the BIPM in France, will now be retired. It will be replaced by the Planck constant Mayb
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by sandov 8y ago
Unclosable popup.
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by sandov 8y ago
I know it sounds naive, but maybe an organized boycott towards ZTE could help?
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by sandov 8y ago
>or installed some tool that did it I would love to see an example of this. Software-gore.
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by sandov 8y ago
I don't have Google play services installed on my phone, and don't want to install it anytime soon.
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by sandov 8y ago
AFAIK, It requires Google play services, which is a deal breaker.
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by sandov 8y ago
Doesn't signal require Google play services to work? That's a deal breaker for me.
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by sandov 8y ago
Name one fraudulent transaction.
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by sandov 8y ago
Twitter has such a crappy interface. Takes like 3 seconds to show anything at all, then half of the time it throws an error and asks me to try again, and when it works there's an unclosable banner asking me to join twitter.
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by sandov 8y ago
Pedestrians don't necessarily know that right lane implies turning right, so yes, you should use your turn signal.
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by sandov 8y ago
What kind of fraudulent transactions?
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by sandov 8y ago
IMO, it should be common sense at this point
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by sandov 8y ago
Doesn't the website set a header or something like that for the preferred way of consuming it?: in-site viewing or downñoading to hdd?
288.
by sandov 8y ago
Who would have thought that proprietary firmware encryption implemented by hardware vendors would be crappy?
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by sandov 8y ago
>Introduction: What’s Aether? >Aether gives you fresh, new content about the things you’re interested in. >You can create a community for your friends, or for strangers that are interested in similar things. All communities are pub
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by sandov 8y ago
It's worth pointing out that "Your culture" here means "first world, English speaking countries' culture".
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by sandov 8y ago
I'm staying on 16.04 because I prefer Unity over any other DE. No problems so far, but after it becomes too much of a burden I'll have to switch to Mint with Cinnamon.
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by sandov 8y ago
>Something similar happened to me in a general engineering curriculum... The implicit context is that we are talking about fields that need to understand programming at a low level: Computer Science, Computer engineering, Software Engine
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by sandov 8y ago
Flash is malware anyway.
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by sandov 8y ago
Package managers are a fundamentally flawed concept: You depend on your distro mantainers to package what you need to install. If it isn't packaged, best case scenario is you get a tarball, which is already too hard for 99% of computer
295.
by sandov 8y ago
As if distro mantainers didn't get to pick which software is and isn't allowed.
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by sandov 8y ago
I got scared from the title because I thought that project Gutenberg[1] had died or something [1] https://www.gutenberg.org/
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by sandov 8y ago
4chan
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by sandov 8y ago
If there is any site admin reading: Clicking on the "xiph.org" image at the top directs to a 404.
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by sandov 8y ago
My house didn't have that many books (less than 100), but I didn't have a computer (I'm from a developing country), so when I got extremely bored I just picked up whatever book I could to keep myself entertained for a couple
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by sandov 8y ago
I'm sorry, but I'm pessimistic about this. 99% of people just don't care about privacy, and those who do would probably prefer to set up their self-hosted email by themselves. I really hope to be proven wrong.

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