ycombi3

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by ycombi3 6y ago
True. But I still think this is changing for the better, just very slowly.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
My take on it would be it's definitely OK to revive if it's going to be FOSS. Just like how VC replaced TC, even though the developers didn't intend for that to happen. This is from a moral, not a legal perspective.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
Meaning the central stores they attempt to force on us, not the devices themselves.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
I'm sorry, but how could someone not have agreed with your statement? Online learning is a major threat to college for many of those reasons.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
I never said it was a massive failure, but many people have switched over the years to some form of Android after getting fed up.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
I'd say that they are more than moderate failures. I've heard from many acquaintances who aren't as tech literate as myself that one of the major reasons they got rid of their iPhone was not being able to install applications
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by ycombi3 6y ago
And this is how it's done unfortunately.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
The record that this competition will give participants ensures that the brightest simply will not participate in events like this.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
Exactly. They will never face their deserved punishment. Imagine if another country that was a supposed ally did this...
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by ycombi3 6y ago
Use a IG front-end just like how you use nitter for Twitter links: https://bibliogram.snopyta.org/ is one instance.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
MBP quality has been consistently less and less quality as the years go on. It would take me a page just to write out the critical issues my brand new MBP is facing. Apple has not done much QC with the updates to the point of an update temp
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by ycombi3 6y ago
They have had very deceptive advertising tricks in the past, such as "original formula" not being the original at all, and having to fix it to "original taste." To me that is very underhanded.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
You can lead a horse to water.... People are way to trusting.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
You might be surprised. Check out what the fbi was doing to people a few years back hacking into victim's networks.
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by ycombi3 6y ago
The government version of "lawful operations" is them just getting some flimsy warrant rubber stamped by a judge who has absolutely no clue (or care) about how technology works. The great thing about technology is that it doesn&#x