unmango

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   by unmango 9y ago

   I disagree. Most people wouldn't flip the switch. And by most I mean 99.9% wouldn't even know what the option does. I think the real answer is: adding such a switch would be very very hard UX-wise. Also imagine what would happen t
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   by unmango 9y ago

   Soon bitcoins will be replaced by patacones.
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   by unmango 9y ago

   Yes, I am. That's what matches my personal experience.
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   by unmango 9y ago

   People in universities (both staff and students) are always left-leaning; the mindshare of Linux in universities has always been big everywhere, it's not really a Catalan thing. Because of that, I'm not surprised they are enthusia
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   by unmango 9y ago

   So what will be the cost of deploying Linux, retraining on Linux, and then going back to Windows? These people can afford to make stupid decisions because it's not their own money they are wasting. The only reason this is happening is
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   by unmango 9y ago

   What if I'd rather eat meat all day? Is there any way to stop the antibiotics use without eating like a rabbit?
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   by unmango 9y ago

   A question comes to my mind: what could Mike the chicken not do without those "higher brain centres" the article mentions?