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tdkl
11y ago
They do both, but Facebook version is more appealing with the added drama to it because of comments. People, especially those with narcissistic tendencies are attracted to drama. FB (and other social networks) evolved this to new extremes.
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tdkl
11y ago
There's apparently value in buying overpriced adapters.
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tdkl
11y ago
Friendly chat bot facade, data collection/analysis in the background. Aral Balkan couldn't be more spot on : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upu0gwGi4FE
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tdkl
11y ago
Google invented their own name for it - Material design.
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tdkl
11y ago
Probably the fact that after they made Linux much user friendly and popular they focused on mobile and didn't really touch the desktop significantly again.
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11y ago
This seems kinda half-assed. If he's setting up dnsmasq to serve as a caching local DNS, why not configure it to serve as DHCP server as well (after disabling DHCP on the router) and avoid the manual setting of the DNS server on client
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tdkl
11y ago
You need to invent a better battery then.
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11y ago
I hope with all that cash laying around they'll hire some developers to invest in software quality, performance and stability, specially on iOS. Cook seems to have forgotten that it was iOS that brought the customers, not shiny bricks
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11y ago
Well, test it on iOS 8 if you can, because I've noticed that all apps with Listview (don't know how it's called on iOS) stutter when scrolling. Not flick scroll, but when you keep the finger on the screen and swipe and down
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11y ago
> I'll admit when fb first came out it was fun, before relatives and employers and ads came onto it. It was a way to get invited to college parties and wake up the next morning and laugh with your roomies as you scroll through pics
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11y ago
No, you upgraded your PC with larger storage, or more RAM. Or if you were a mindless consumer, which my original post is stating, you "upgraded" (bought) to a new PC. And this mentality came over from mobile and is already pioneer
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tdkl
11y ago
Here's a blast to the past to cry about : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iwh3lDeCME iOS 5 smooth 60 FPS responsive interface, compared to 9 stutter fest. What added value does the iOS 9 bring to the table then ? The
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11y ago
You can't convince me that worsening the experience on a device in 30 minutes (time for OTA update to finish) is to be expected. Example: iOS 9 update. Although I don't agree with many practices MS does lately, I'll admit tha
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11y ago
Your 4 years old PC can render the UI on Windows fine though. When did you have to buy a new more powerful GPU for newer OS to work as it was before? See difference between iOS 8 and 9, who introduced stuttering in two and one year old devi
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11y ago
iOS 9 introduced stutters in scrolling performance compared to iOS 8. If you're not sensitive enough to 60fps, you don't notice it. But that silky 60fps animations were the reason why iOS was praised in the first place.
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11y ago
> I'll never understand why companies make such customer hostile decisions. Because they can. John Doe will think "oh, I just need to shell out some money to get it working again", or "oh, the system needed an upgrad
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11y ago
"bickerdyke Top Contributor250 Best Answers Sounds like your fridge needs a software update to use the new API version." > Samsung > software update Seems someone needs a new fridge.
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11y ago
He said he wanted a mail client, not a mail client that requires a self hosted server infrastructure or giving the email out. > it works like a traditional mail client. Except it's not just a client.
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11y ago
> they would have already built workflows to do it without apps I'd argue that the effort and workflow used without apps is larger then with them. So if someone can't be bothered to even use the apps, it most certainly isn'
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11y ago
If people would have the patience of building a habit using such apps, there wouldn't be a friction problem. Time spent on FaceInstaSnapCrush is also manual labour, but so much more fun. /s
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11y ago
If you fail to notice this emphasis in the title, then you also probably fail to recognize "articles" that are basically ads.
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tdkl
11y ago
Not being a devils advocate here, but this actually isn't bad. Some offline GPS navigation app solutions locate a specific address number you entered the same way - on the wanted street (which can be couple Km). But it doesn't ind
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11y ago
It's how you get attention to John Doe, who doesn't cares about ad-blocking until Apple does. Similarly how this "dilemma" is again rehashed because Mozilla made a content blocker. Not that about 10 others sprung out sin
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tdkl
11y ago
So, it's a band-aid, just like those hubs for the Mac Pro. This lunacy has gone too far.
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tdkl
11y ago
JFK was the last president openly addressing the FED situation [1]. We all know how that ended. But yeah, he also slept around, so by that logic who cares right ? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_11110
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11y ago
Is the email stored on your servers ? Do we get contacts and calendars inside the app as well ? If yes, on which email providers/account types ? Why isn't this info on the website ? Thanks.
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11y ago
The founders of FED just repeated the scam that fueled Bank of England [1]. Andrew Jackson must be fed up with rolling in his grave. [2] [1] http://www.darkpolitricks.com/2013/01/who-owns-the-bank-of-e... [2] htt
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11y ago
I'll get back to you when I'm done with my delicious freedom fries.
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11y ago
Lets see how this tune will change if Paris repeats itself there. But nah, it's not that there's a large foreign population inside their country without future prospects. Oh wait, that's already happening, thanks to Angela.
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11y ago
I've been thinking this for some time lately, that while the notion of radical right is known and avoided in the modern world, the radical left is actually more harmful : - it's not that known to deal with it, since if you raise q
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