timvisee

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   by timvisee 8y ago

   The primary reason I want it back, is because audio though the jack of has usually been of better quality than audio though Bluetooth with another DAC. The difference can be enormous. Therefore it feels as a big downgrade to me. And don&#x2
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   Interesting to see no comments praising this at all. I wonder what happened to RedHat for them to make this decision.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   Interesting to see no comments praising this at all. I wonder what happened to RedHat for them to make this decision.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   You liked the wrong article. Fixed: http://outline.com/mNDfrH
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   I'm so happy to be a bunq user (which is a Dutch bank), they provide a fully featured and easy to work with API to do and build anything you want. Other banks should follow.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   Although I like both icon sets, I really miss the colors of the current Firefox logos. It seems that the new Firefox logos in these two new sets use slightly different colors. I believe the current colors are much nicer with great contrast,
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   Cool. TOML is used quite extensively in Rust projects. I think it's awesome for very simple configurations. And newcomers don't have to learn anything in order to change a TOML configuration, which is very powerfull.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   So, let's bet; everyone will be having the same keyboard issues as the last two models. I'm sad to see it's 'not a radical difference'.
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   by timvisee 8y ago

   I don't think the plan is to ever enable this in the comming few years. The current approach with a few tabs is much more memory efficient, which is why they've chosen it.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Will be moving everything over to some different server this evening. So damn happy that that's easily possible with the decentralized approach within Git.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    Although this doesn't directly have anything to do with open-source; look at what happened to Skype, LinkedIn, and other companies they acquired.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I wonder why they are using a VM running Debian for Linux applications, as Chrome OS is already Linux (Gentoo) based itself.
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    This makes me think of TIS-100, an amazing and challenging game to learn assembly basics. http://www.zachtronics.com/tis-100/
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    The article mentions that privacy has always been a big priority as Koum says. I can't take that seriously though, as things like encryption were horribly bad in the beginning. In fact, there was no encryption at all. I can't call
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    by timvisee 8y ago

    I wonder how this would compare against quantum computing, as that allows maximum parallelism too if in correct.
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    by timvisee 9y ago

    I've fallen in a deep, deep hole. One I can't get out of (meaning, deleting my Facebook account), because I've used "Login with Facebook" on quite a few sites and platforms. What do others recommend in a situation l
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    by timvisee 9y ago

    Ask Apple.
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    by timvisee 9y ago

    I like how the car alows down a lot when squeezing through tight gaps
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    by timvisee 9y ago

    This is awesome I think! Although, is there a clear reason it is currently only available in the US and in Israel?
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    by timvisee 9y ago

    Quickly reading over your comment, I thought Lenovo started removing the 3.5mm jack. I got scared for a bit. Sadly more and more bloatware is included by manufacturers, along with all bloatware that is already in Windows.