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by vzaliva 6y ago
I wish it support ProtonMail address book.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
They guy took Navy for a ride. End of story. Chill.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I see a dangerous trend of car manufactures aligning with mobile OS manufactures for "preffered" treatment. I am afraid in future battle lines will be drawn and some cards like Ford will support Android Auto while neglective Apple
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Nice idea but it already looks obsolette with "PS/2 port: Mouse with Kempston mode emulation and an external keyboard."
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by vzaliva 6y ago
HPDI support on Linux is terrible. After stuggling to make it work consistently accross various applications on my Dell XPS 13 with HDPI screen, I conciously choose my next laptop to have just HD screen. I am so happy as everything is final
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by vzaliva 6y ago
What if somebody sends you an email patch?
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I am curious what is the use-case for such computers. I was a heavy PDA user in older days, but now between very powerful smartphones and very slim laptops I could not come up with any scenarios where I would use a PDA like that.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
This statement is little naive: "If I wanted to change the language per se to offer a more “modern” experience with things like first-order functions, objects, etc. it’d be trivial to do so." Of course simple simulation of these f
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by vzaliva 6y ago
The answer to the question is "because people are buying them". It is as simple as a supply-demand economy 101. Why people are bying them? Perhaps even if the alarms are not effective they give owners peace of mind, which is good
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I wish ID software just released files for old games in public domain. I do not think they are making any significant money off it right now.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Signal
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by vzaliva 6y ago
It is nice start, but cropping function is pretty much not working. When scanning with the phone the page is rarely properly alighned ans cropping step should be automatic (like with CamScan). Even if performing it manually under perfect co
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Can somebody post TLDR summary for me? I am curious but do not care about the subject enough finish the article. Was it use as a straws? Or "enriched flour" classification?
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by vzaliva 6y ago
That's why things like IP address textual representation needs to be rigorously and formally specified using non-ambiguous syntax notation. The implementations then can formally verified to comply to this syntax spec. At the end I woul
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I remember attending a presentation from Pandroa many years ago and one thing struck me as very interesting. I am rephraizin from memory: "It is of little value to recommend obvious things. For example if you like Duke Ellington there
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by vzaliva 6y ago
HP?
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Have you ever tried to "draw" somebody who spent last 20 years working for HP into startup? In most cases these people are not flexible enough, stuck in a ways things have been done at their previous job and having difficulty adju
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Some people lament the decline of Silicon Vally companies like Tesla and Oracle moving out. I argue it could be a good thing. These giant enterprises are not really a pinnacle of entrepreneurship and innovation anymore. Let them move elsewh
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Location sharing is a useful feature, but it hardly warrants a dedicated app. If you think about it, the next feature the users may expect will be to send a message to somebody who shares his/her location with you. e.g., "Are you
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by vzaliva 6y ago
It looks like there will be a new season of "Occupied" TV drama :)
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by vzaliva 6y ago
commit message was: "bugfixes"
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Check the links in your blog posts. Some are broken. E.g. ZooWho.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Asking "Per month" for non-specified period of time is not a well posed question. Do you suppose to pay per lenght of developement period? Or you expect users to pay for the resr of their life for priveledge of using such port?
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by vzaliva 6y ago
There is a finite amount things we know and an infinite amounts of things we don't. Hence trying to list ones we do not know is futile. :)
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by vzaliva 6y ago
Is it me misreading it or the author trying to re-invent dependent types?
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by vzaliva 6y ago
This is a nice product but they are targeting diminishing market of desktop computer users. Most people I know are using laptops, sometimes with optional extenral monitor and other peripherals. This is what they should be really targeting.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
OK, we got a powerful and flexible version control system which some people find difficult to use. The solution is to build alternative wrappers/frontends (command-line or GUI) on top of it, which present different takes on the best us
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I do not want to sound negative but my honest opinion is that you need to work on your price model. Very few people will be ready to pay $5-10 per month(!) for such small convenience. Assuming that you do mostly automatic processing your ac
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by vzaliva 6y ago
I have 3 pinned gmail tabs and the new icons are offensively flashy. Moreover, the number of unread messages is unreadable on such colorful background.
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by vzaliva 6y ago
So after ignoring Linux users for 10 years they finally decided to grant us their support. I feel my money are better spent supporting vendors who support Linux early on and do not view it as an afterthought. I will stick with LastPass.

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