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by suby 9y ago
I'm not OP, but I couldn't get past the fact that arrays start at 1 rather than 0.
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by suby 9y ago
Maybe I'm misreading this, but if I'm not, just posting to let you know that Stellaris definitely has a Linux port.
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by suby 9y ago
The ad issue is separate to me. They keep adding ads to more and more places in Windows 10, and each location has a different toggle to turn on / off. I turned off all advertising options in Windows 10 when I first installed, only to
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by suby 9y ago
If anyone wants a Windows laptop without bloatware, I think the best bet is through a Microsoft Store. They sell "signature edition" laptops which are supposed to contain Windows and nothing else. That's if the marketing is
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by suby 9y ago
Depends how high the turnover rate is.
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by suby 9y ago
If Mozilla was serious about repairing trust, they would make user studies opt-in instead of opt-out. As it stands now, they are performing experiments on users by default. When people say the Mr. Robot thing was a violation of privacy, I
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by suby 9y ago
It's just bizarre, is all. Especially considering that they claim they did not get paid for Looking Glass.
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by suby 9y ago
I'm happy to see an apology, but there are further steps they could take. I just did a clean install of Firefox and unless I somehow messed that up, it looks like user studies are enabled by default. Someone correct me if I'm wr
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by suby 9y ago
Did Firefox perhaps get screen time in Mr. Robot?
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by suby 9y ago
Firefox isn't a website. This is contrary to user expectation. There is some degree of deceit present here which bothers me. They pushed out this advertisement through user studies, a feature that ostensibly exists and is designed to
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by suby 9y ago
I would also take issue with calling it an easter egg. It wasn't an easter egg. It was an advertisement. That they silently installed on people's computers without their notification or knowledge. That's not okay.
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by suby 9y ago
It's literally just an affiliate link.
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by suby 9y ago
I tried arch out in 2016. Over a period of two weeks, 3 separate updates broke one thing or another. In my 4 years using mint / ubuntu, an update broke my machine once, and that was when the power went out during an update. Arch appar
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by suby 9y ago
Why don't you think it will work? Their goal is 10,000 hours of speech, which doesn't seem like an unattainable goal to me. The dataset is only going to grow as time goes on. They just need to get their website in order (a stats
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by suby 9y ago
Same here. I just picked up a new phone the other day, and I immediately dropped the pixel from consideration because of its lack of a headphone jack.
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by suby 9y ago
I would hope that there would be massive backlash if we as a country tried to put advertising on our currency, because that's insane. It would be a fairly fitting illustration of what's wrong with modern society, though.
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by suby 9y ago
Is there not also a health risk from consuming water that's been bottled in plastic?
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by suby 9y ago
I've been using Firefox as my only browser for at least 12 years. If they go through with this, I'll switch to something else. I don't know how they could think that this is acceptable.
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by suby 9y ago
Is there a particular reason that layers.acceleration.force-enabled is off by default?
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by suby 9y ago
The change over to yahoo as the default search, as well as the ui changes a few years ago which made it a hassle to change search engines has, I would wager, done more harm to mozilla than whatever monetary benefit they gained from the swit
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by suby 9y ago
I read the facebook post and did not see a video link anywhere. I came to the comments to find the video. You could have actually been helpful and linked to the video. For anyone interested, the link is here. http://www.worldsc
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by suby 9y ago
Out of curiosity, could you give the name or a link to the game?
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Dangerous Microsoft Edge Bug Displays One Set of Numbers, but Prints Another(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by suby 9y ago|0 comments
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by suby 9y ago
'gem install' hasn't worked flawlessly in my experience (on both Windows and Linux). It's more likely than not that I'll have a gem fail to install on me due to some dependency or configuration issue. It's co
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by suby 10y ago
I agree with you, I had no idea what this was saying. The first line of the article would make a better headline. "More than 80 Canonical workers are facing the axe as founder Mark Shuttleworth has taken back the role of chief executi
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by suby 10y ago
Absolutely terrible. I suppose the lesson here is to make sure your kids get a flu shot.
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by suby 10y ago
Civilization III was 2D as well. I agree with you though, there was something lost in the transition to 3D. Performance reasons alone is compelling argument to stick with 2D (turn wait times in Civ 5 were ridiculous). Not to mention that
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by suby 10y ago
It is indeed working now!
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by suby 10y ago
It seems to me that it's healthy if we as a community are able to discuss issues with how the community is policed. Some may find it boring, but I'd argue that it's useful.
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by suby 10y ago
Looks like there's an issue rendering the page in Firefox. http://i.imgur.com/UizeUqM.png

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