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by sickbeard 11y ago
I would respectfully disagree. Browsing Netflix I wonder how much money and effort is wasted produced 70% of the garbage I see in their lists.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
Maybe blizzard might be getting ready to release a "classic" version of the game because the nostalgia is strong (even though they've publicly decried it many times).
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by sickbeard 11y ago
The word 'bloated' is subjective. It's 'bloated' because it was designed for something more but ended up being much less. In other cases we also end up spaghetti code software full of hacks and bad designs because i
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by sickbeard 11y ago
To answer the author's question, TextExpander is asking 5$ a month because you're lazy and can afford it, or convenience as they call it.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
The link doesn't actually make a good argument on why people don't think what it means
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So in theory they could help by intercepting these keys and handing them to authorities without actually decryption the data themselves
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by sickbeard 11y ago
how do you know it's secure other than what you read from the press release?
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by sickbeard 11y ago
What were the protesting about though? Did he do something wrong?
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by sickbeard 11y ago
I've used gerrit and it's much better than github/bitbucket. My knock on gerrit is it requires one "very good" git person to be on the team however it makes it very easy to support a larger team and do cleaner code
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by sickbeard 11y ago
I'm uncomfortable with trial by media instead of trial by court room. If they did something illegal get a prosecutor to sue them, we shouldn't be quick to bring out the pitch forks because of an accusation of wrongdoing.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
They come in handy on those 5-10hr road trips. you don't realize how tiring driving can be until you're driving one for that long.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
you mean like this? https://www.kaltire.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Jan-6-Plu... we have heating blocks for cars that park outside in north america. If you can install a street light, it's not th
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by sickbeard 11y ago
These are relatively minor problems however. The gas station problem for example is solved by charging your car at home or work. Gas stations exist because we can't refuel our cars at home.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
frankly when I saw it I thought, corruption in iceland? good luck making the US news.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
Has the damage already been done though? Previous Xamarin pricing killed off any investment in that product/ecosystem when the mobile game was hot
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nobody answered your question because there is no difference.
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posted in 2012. have you even tried the latest visual studio?
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by sickbeard 11y ago
Now windows users can learn bash cmd line and switch completely!
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by sickbeard 11y ago
It doesn't have to be vulnerability to get around it. I think the EFF is a bit too eager here, assuming that encryption is absolute when it is far from it. All encryption gets cracked sooner or later.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
There is a difference between "opinions of minorities" and "minority opinions". In this case it's the latter.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
So Apple is supposed to safeguard our data now? If you really want privacy don't expect big corp to keep it for you.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
but they don't need to be replaced if they are still in use 5 years. I do have a desktop OS I bought maybe 4 years ago, it's not super fast but I have no desire to replace it because its not broken and runs w10 just fine.
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by sickbeard 11y ago
Story time! My gf and I went to take pictures of some expensive cars at an Audi dealership. While there one of the nicely dressed sales people started talking to us about the Q7. He quoted about 70k cdn as a starting price and argued, sure