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by zuron7 8y ago
I wonder how many of those listeners were already using spotify through cracked APK's.
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by zuron7 8y ago
To be fair, I do know a few (mid-size) companies who tend to replace the entire system, then send the faulty piece back to a centralized repair facility which repairs the boards, and then they're used to repair another faulty piece. Do
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by zuron7 8y ago
If you want to just avoid some of the tracking and logging, you could use an app like NewPipe which will stream only the video from youtube. I wonder if there's anything on the same lines for the PC.
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by zuron7 8y ago
Transmission could be done via DC too, and there are quite a few benefits to it. The only field left to conquer is generation of electricity, looks like that's going to be in AC.
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by zuron7 8y ago
India came up with UPI for this exact reason. Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Whatsapp Payments, etc. are all built on UPI in India. UPI is interoperable with all apps. So you can use whatever app you prefer. ie Whatsapp Payements can send money t
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by zuron7 8y ago
No they aren't. DuckDuckGo does add some of their own stuff in there. Ending up with different results. You can verify.
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by zuron7 8y ago
Afaik, The Pro version is open source as well, it's just not usable without a key.
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by zuron7 8y ago
Works with the standard AOSP Browser if you don't have Chrome. Any browser that uses the in-built Android backend should work.
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by zuron7 8y ago
Doesn't seem to work without Google Play Services. Crashes on my device. Also seems like it isn't possible to buy the premium version without having the app.
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by zuron7 8y ago
What is it to have a democratically elected communist party?
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by zuron7 9y ago
Not worth it. The blocking that the government uses blocks only the http version of the sites. Append an s manually and access is restored. But to the uninitiated that block poses enough of a challenge.
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by zuron7 9y ago
Been playing around with it for the past hour or so, looks like the program is trying to replicate MATLAB/Simulink with Scilab/Xcos. The menus/UI and other features very closely parallel MATLAB. Can even convert MATLAB code t
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Scilab – Open source software for numerical computation(scilab.org)
139 points by zuron7 9y ago|45 comments
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by zuron7 9y ago
Well, reports suggest Bing is more in the range of ~20% market share. Quite commendable.
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by zuron7 9y ago
I'm guessing over the local network.
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by zuron7 9y ago
A lengthy discussion, but should answer some of the skepticism that HN put forth when the announcement was made.
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by zuron7 9y ago
True, it would be easier, but a common person can do the same thing in Office much faster. Linking Excel columns to fill a Word document doesn't take that long. I've seen a few places use Excel as a billing software with a little
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by zuron7 9y ago
For those of you interested in Financial Technology and money transfer. Check out the UPI system in India. It's basically an API for banks. It's designed in a way that start ups can approach it. Each user can pick up an ID, say zu
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by zuron7 9y ago
LaTeX was never meant to be used as a word processor. It's amazing for Math and other scientific writing, but apart from that, it's just much faster to open up your basic Word Processor and get on to playing the keys.
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by zuron7 9y ago
If I'm not wrong, there's actually a scheme for Tesla owners to rent out their cars while not in use(still in development). So, I envision these tunnels as part of his broader vision of having mass transit for everyone, except the
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by zuron7 9y ago
I think this has to do more with the fact that Apples do not naturally grow in most of India. And I wouldn't doubt it if the whole An Apple a day was started by the US to help their agricultural exports. Westernisation of our palates h
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MKBHD: Blind Smartphone camera comparison(youtube.com)
2 points by zuron7 9y ago|0 comments
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by zuron7 9y ago
+1 to this. I use CalDAV and Google Calendar for an online version. It's funny how they support these standards but always tend to bury them in the feautures.
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The Average Indian's Reluctance to Pay for Apps and Software(thepolymath.in)
2 points by zuron7 9y ago|0 comments
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by zuron7 9y ago
I might be wrong in saying this, but I suppose that most open source projects use IRC, and the larger, important ones use mailing lists.
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RazorPay now accepts UPI payments. What is UPI and how will it change things?(razorpay.com)
1 points by zuron7 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuron7 10y ago
Yandex.Mail provides custom domain E-Mails for free, the only large company to do so and not to mention how good it is.
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by zuron7 11y ago
Because if the govt. gave the underprivileged all the money, they wouldn't have any incentive to work hard.
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by zuron7 11y ago
In Indian colleges we're even encourage to use our phone in class for computer science. Android has got quite a few apps for programming languages.
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by zuron7 11y ago
I think they should increase their character limit linearly with time. Kinda like Gmail storage back in the day. Twitter wouldn't be twitter without short messages. Or maybe allow users to skip the limit once a day.

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