tdkl

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by tdkl 10y ago
You should watch the last season of South Park. This isn't what we want instead of ads.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Probably from goodwill. Sadly the bank couldn't afford it, they can afford getting stolen from anyway. The bank always wins.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Doesn't he realise that no one gives a shit about Linux desktop apps? That explains the sad state of Linux on the desktop.
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by tdkl 10y ago
When a state is printing trillions, what is a "measely" billion anyway ?
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by tdkl 10y ago
YouTube is the same clusterfuck on Android as well.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Facebook goes the way of Yahoo and MySpace That is already happening. The majority is there only because of the messaging aspect. A whole plethora of messaging services are gaining traffic. Next thing that follow in them is "smart
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by tdkl 10y ago
Did you try eMClient? One of the rare clients that does *DAV on Windows.
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by tdkl 10y ago
That's why paying for mail, calendar and contacts hosting is worth it in the long run.
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by tdkl 10y ago
New icon redesign process : https://gfycat.com/OblongRigidGhostshrimp Credits : https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/4iv1om/instagram_r...
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by tdkl 10y ago
Check out eMClient desktop email application, it's definitely faster then Outlook and supports Exchange.
641.
by tdkl 10y ago
And yet he's right - sexual attractiveness of fat/obese people is more of a fetish, then an evolutionary preference. Another thing is also "that's all I can get".
642.
by tdkl 10y ago
You probably like breathing too.
643.
by tdkl 10y ago
He must've been a Carlin fan (American stand up comedian).
644.
by tdkl 10y ago
Probably tumblr.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> Taking away the right of individuals to make bad decisions that harm others is the entire point of society. Thanks, this has to be one of the most idiotic statements I've read this year.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Chrome is a browser, not an OS. I don't run my software under Chrome, so I'm not as affected if it had issues with auto-updating (there rarely was anything, which is another point). If Google were playing beta testers with Chromeb
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by tdkl 10y ago
Yep, same here. We do have an option to place a special sticker on the mailbox, which indicates to the postal worker that he doesn't put that kind of bulk commercial material inside.
648.
by tdkl 10y ago
Well this ain't the norm here (a little bit south from you, still EU). Perhaps it has to do with Germany being always more vary of privacy for history reasons, but is merely a EU recommendation, not enforced by law. Not targeted for yo
649.
by tdkl 10y ago
Commercial mass mail for informing isn't sent in envelopes. I presume that's what the parent was talking about.
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by tdkl 10y ago
Also Ubuntu, they started a great thing for making Linux on desktop friendlier, then completely discarded the opportunity of Windows 8 being a shitshow and jumped on the mobile/tablet bandwagon. Now there's another opportunity wit
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by tdkl 10y ago
Wish there was some kind of a "Electron kitchen" where you could easily make your own app stating which website you want to use in this isolated way, without having to learn about Electron.
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by tdkl 10y ago
> It's also completely disableable How about being opt-in? Can we please just give you money and have a edition of Windows 10 LTSB for consumers where you don't have to wrestle with all this crap? Also will this "surprise
653.
by tdkl 10y ago
How can someone still trust MS ?
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by tdkl 10y ago
It brought stuttering performance when scrolling lists throughout the system on the 5S (mine) and 6 (from a friend). Even the 6S was stuttering on certain portions, but they somehow "mended" that (I say mended because they didn&#x
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by tdkl 10y ago
This is exactly the reason why I don't want a Nexus anymore, getting updates slowly is a feature, instead of playing a beta tester for Googles "ship it" culture. I switched to iOS on iPhone 5S last year after Lollipop being a
656.
by tdkl 11y ago
The corporations have hijacked the US government years ago it was always only the matter of time that they'll spread to EU. What saddens me more is that the cucked EU will let them, forgetting all the achievements this continent has to
657.
by tdkl 11y ago
I'd rather wish for being open, honest and direct with the rejection then tolerant and polite. It saves a lot of time and emotional investment.
658.
by tdkl 11y ago
Not having to navigate to the browser, no fear of accidentally closing the browser, no tracking cookies set in the browser, native notifications.
659.
by tdkl 11y ago
It's a bad title, the end part comes next year, now there's only a transitional period.
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by tdkl 11y ago
It's funny, because based on hiring IT/CS interviews you'd think everyone's there fixing cancer.

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