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by thomaslord 6y ago
> The high-dpi support really is a big deal. I honestly don't understand this. I owned a Retina MacBook Pro (2015) for a while and my current (Lenovo) laptop has a 4k screen, but I don't think I've ever actually cared abou
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by thomaslord 6y ago
Not necessarily - the normal argument for open source being secure is that the source code can be reviewed by the community and any security issues will be noticed and patched. In this case the parent specifically mentions source code the c
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by thomaslord 6y ago
> Maybe in America I'd say maybe outside America. Our cell service is pretty terrible if you leave major metropolitan areas, or if you try to actually use your "unlimited" data.
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by thomaslord 7y ago
Not sure how familiar everyone here is with cannonball runs, but from more than 50% of comments so far being in favor of the driver I get the sense that some commenters may not be. I didn't see speed numbers for this run, but the first
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by thomaslord 7y ago
Google is a large company so they have lots of money, yes. Google also has lots of employees, so paying a per-employee price for anything gets expensive. I can't find a Google headcount vs Alphabet, but at the end of 2019 Alphabet had
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by thomaslord 7y ago
This is all well and good when their native app actually works - in my experiences on Ubuntu (using i3, so that could be a factor) it freezes up my laptop completely. I was initially able to get the web version working by using the click-th
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by thomaslord 7y ago
Purchase prices of vehicles are increasing, driven in no small part by the higher cost of larger vehicles (trucks and SUVs in particular). A truck or SUV simply costs more than a car, especially if you're buying used (where trucks hold
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by thomaslord 7y ago
Unless Atlassian has made some major changes to the new Jira recently, I'd advise a lot of caution before moving. My small team is currently on Clubhouse after attempting to use Jira for a few months and finding it to get in the way a
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by thomaslord 7y ago
I don't use them for banking, but using their app for my Chase credit card is a pretty terrible experience. Their notifications are super unreliable, not only sometimes skipping random transactions but also unsubscribing me from everyt
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by thomaslord 7y ago
For what it's worth, I run i3 on my work laptop and I don't have any issues with those things - the only config I've done for multiple monitors is configuring one to be vertical and binding workspaces to particular monitors.