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vincentkriek
11y ago
Brutal and cruel? I agree it's a severe limit on the personal freedom but China doesn't value personal freedom as highly as the west does. Brutal and cruel is not the right terms for this in my opinion, you can have a beautiful, r
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vincentkriek
11y ago
Isn't control-click a right click emulation by default on OSX?
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vincentkriek
11y ago
I agree with you that they probably will not save money and I also agree with you that Word and Excel are the better products. However, I do like that there is money going from government to Open Source software. I know a lot will get stuck
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11y ago
For example from: https://www.gogetssl.com/ . Their site is pretty easy to work with and a lot better than startssl. It's worth the 7 bucks to me.
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11y ago
I think number 8 (& nine, because they are heavily related) mean that when higher ups want to blame someone, they should blame you as technical lead (and not individual team members) but when someone needs/is going to be praised ma
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11y ago
Although I agree it's a cool way of rolling out features it's more like buying a phone with 4G capabilities but it not being rolled out until a software update; It's always been possible in the cars they just got the federal
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11y ago
Being wrong is very different from not existing. As long as a spec is a guideline there are people doing it wrong, I guarantee you that. There are links that do that and if google were to follow every linkt people would notice very fast.
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12y ago
Yeah, I think this is more because of Rockchip than because of Google. Rockchip manages to make a potent processor for very little, which is what is powering these. Google's volumes help as well but I would give more props to Rockchip
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12y ago
First thing I thought off. It means the application you are logging into does not know who you are but Facebook does get to know you are logging into that app.
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vincentkriek
12y ago
Even if it's just fstat and thus metadata it's a pretty remarkable turn of events. This would mean Dropbox would have access to a list of all the files on my computer, when I've last accessed them or when I've last writt
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12y ago
The point is that London is driving it's lower income citizen's to accommodations like this. And London needs this citizen's just as hard as the higher paid individuals.
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12y ago
This is seems more like a cool drawing than actually a technical concept of what the future of Formula 1 can look like. Adrian Newey did a real concept for a "no rules" F1 car for Gran Turismo: http://upload.wikimedia.o
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12y ago
It would be awesome if you could disable the sending of any data to your cloud. I wish more products were self contained and wouldn't need to use a server side component. If there is sufficient storage in the mattress, a mobile phone c
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12y ago
I was going to comment with this. I have a VPS and have thought about running a VPN from there. This would protect me from a whole lot of man in the middle attacks as well as preventing the ISP's on snooping in on my traffic. However,
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12y ago
Are you talking about Windows 8.1 or Linux?
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Worm AI in a Lego Mindstorm Robot
(i-programmer.info)
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12y ago
What other email host would you advice that is on better law?
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12y ago
What makes this a hoax? Couldn't that person be Satoshi?
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12y ago
Is it better than the "Subsonic" Android app [1]? Just looking at the screenshots of DSub is that it doesn't look as good as the Subsonic Android app.
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12y ago
The best thing would be if they would release the server software. That way you could run the software yourself and be totally independent. If that happens, I'm totally on board. Now I'm still on the fence between this and LastPas
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12y ago
I love that there are creative artistic people out there that care about privacy and owning your own data. There are tons of great apps out there that basically do this like CalDAV/CardDAV sync [1][2], but they aren't beautiful li
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12y ago
That's my big beef with "unlimited" time off. I think it will pressure people in taking as less time off than the rest to not look like you are slacking. I have 5 weeks off a year, and any days I don't use expire (most o
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12y ago
I'm missing plain old C? You could use the C++ one but an extra one for C would be nice.
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Disconnect Search: Anonymous searches
(disconnect.me)
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12y ago
And you could argue that tulip bulbs are nicer to eat than Soylent.
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13y ago
It's evolution and not revolution. They aren't bringing new amazing tech, they are improving the tech they have already.
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13y ago
I don't like the install script you use. First of all you use sudo hardcoded in the script, it makes me nervous about what you are going to do on my server. I know it's nonsense because a deb can do about anything you want, but it
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13y ago
Monzy should keep making music. I want new tracks!
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13y ago
Eindhoven is cool as well!
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13y ago
As far as I know you can't listen to spotify using 3rd party clients (like the Sonos).
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