throwaway4pp24

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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Why does everyone else need to live in a desirable metro area? That sounds infeasible with so few of them. If there was more desirable metro areas, the prices of those few wouldn't be so high.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Better - and necessary for my use case - is the first word. I just type whatever I want and it suggests/tries both languages at the same time. Few words is too late since I want to use 1-3 words in the other language only.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Yes, right in the law - "fair use"
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
I'm an iPhone user since last year and I wasn't able to use it for more than a day. Hard to explain, but it really is terrible to someone who is used to have a big choice of very good keyboards. It's just too basic and doesn&
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Many people are saying it's all about the Zeiss machines and TSMC isn't actually bringing much over that. Usually as an argument about EU tech competitiveness.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Why does that matter at all? If I go and create a bunch of legitimate .top domains, is it suddenly better somehow? No, it's still the first of the list, and .com is still second.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Yes indeed, it's expected - that confirms what I'm saying.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Vista was good, just slow on the older contemporary computers. I bought a new properly specced machine when it was released and it was a significant improvement over XP.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
That enabling competition in kernel mode antivirus is the actual problem, and that a more widely used product (which isn't true anyways, the MS product is used more) doesn't imply a better product.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
GDPR
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
A widely installed product doesn't imply a more successful product, and a more successful product doesn't imply a better product.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
I really don't think so. Crashing the system is still a long way from controlling the system - no implication there.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Perhaps they are trying to do the same thing as Apple and are claiming Windows on Arm is a separate product that this doesn't apply to.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
Show me the average startup engineer who has the time to be overemployed please...
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
All of these are very significant at a FAANG and generally not as great elsewhere.
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
That's a lot of words to say nothing about the issue at hand. World is complex - we know. Aviation industry software is outdated and based on the necessities and limits of 1980s computers. There indeed is a huge opportunity to bring so
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by throwaway4pp24 2y ago
How do they close the kernel and provide API at the same time?