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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
Yes, my first thought (after VMS) when he said no popular OS is designed for security. Then of course, I realized that by "Popular" he meant Mac OSX, Windows, and Linux. Linux of course, we all know is a security mess because Torv
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
This times a million. Addressed perfectly: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
Yeah, agreed. I hate slate phones. I actually like having a real keyboard, though swipe is ok as a stop-gap. The slate would only work if voice recognition was flawless and sub vocal (so that people don't hear me on the train, for ex
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
I have one, it replaced my laptop when the Surface Pro 4 came out. Upside - the kickstand is awesome, the microSD reader is in a good spot, the battery life is ok, the speakers are ok, the USB3 is in a good spot. The downside. That keyboard
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
Yeah, as far as innovation is concerned, they are about as innovative as lenovo. I'm sure nobody is especially worried. I see a really bad windows-based ipad knockoff, and a tacky surface knockoff. Not sure how that's worth the hy
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
I watch my ublock log to decide if I'm ever visiting a site again - if the log has more than just cdns and maybe a google ad or too - I'm history. I deliberately set it to allow the bing/google ads and the analytics, but I&#x
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by this-dang-guy 10y ago
Well, I like when people design for accessibility, like these guys: http://werebooks.org/robert-e-howard/guns-of-the-mountains/ I mean, I can read that. On anything. Compared to most of the modern half-grey stuff,