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51lver
8y ago
I too find this to be a hostile action against the user. It's my computer.
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51lver
8y ago
I'd like the option to disable checking for updates back, please.
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51lver
8y ago
So open source is generic, and personalized interfaces are profitable. Well then. I guess now is a really good time to be running an app store.
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51lver
8y ago
I like small phones. Wife has a 6" screen and would probably go bigger though. She didn't think a 5.5 was big enough.
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51lver
8y ago
The problem can be anywhere downstream of the can. After a vacation, I pulled 12 out of a cleanout T in my yard from a house-sitter we won't be using again...
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51lver
8y ago
I run KVM VMs on devuan and could not be happier. (flame backspaced out, you're welcome...)
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51lver
8y ago
Perhaps modern life allows the issues to be explored honestly and openly, and that makes you uncomfortable.
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51lver
8y ago
Surf is great if you want one very slim browser for reading and some other fat browser for webapps. I've been really impressed how much more advanced surf is compared to dillo.
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51lver
8y ago
Yeah, I occasionally connect a linux laptop on both networks (ipforwarding OFF) with an http port open that exposes my fileserver mounted on the laptop via NFS. If that's too hard, I just pull the hard drives out and connect to my work
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51lver
8y ago
Sure, but my XP and 98 boxes are not on a WAN connected network.
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51lver
8y ago
Or, preferably, simply seen as a childish use of rockets and nuclear energy while the tech is being used productively elsewhere.
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51lver
8y ago
There's also a disposable culture around the resources involved. A mentor of mine always says "You can have it, but if you break it then you get to keep both pieces". Without value in the broken pieces, no one needs to clean
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51lver
8y ago
You are comparing a force for good in the world to pushing sugar water. Sugar water OBVIOUSLY depends heavily on branding and advertising. Things that are more substantive can and should stand on their own merits.
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51lver
8y ago
I would much prefer them to stay small, tight, and focused.
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51lver
8y ago
Yeah, no kidding. I donated (a few times actually) to cover hosting costs, not to make wikipedia into some kind of lifestyle brand. This is wasteful.
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51lver
8y ago
I get the distinct feeling this is from some busy body with too much free time looking to make an impact... Change for change's sake is bad. Think of the tech debt.
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51lver
8y ago
That's because people have hands and throats, weapons and weaknesses. You simply can't stop a killer operating at an animal level unless it's stopped while in progress. Stopping organized killing beforehand is however quite f
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51lver
8y ago
I'm pretty ok with linustechtips and benheckshow ads for this reason. It's done by the host IN the program, not some post production splicery that can be abused long after the content is created.
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51lver
8y ago
Does your boss have a neice that can fix your arm bootloader? He probably has one that can fix your windows bootloader. This stuff was "dark arts" that we committed to muscle memory in the 90s, and no normal mere mortal will ever
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51lver
8y ago
Apple was only popular (this millennium) when they were making the BEST PC you could buy, and they did that by tracking with intel's latest and greatest offerings but then intel hit the wall. No innovation from intel, no innovation fro
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51lver
8y ago
The first refund was for someone who said it "wouldn't stop running". It's electric. There is no engine to run. Isn't it supposed to just sit and do it's own thing when you walk away from it? Also the author of
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51lver
8y ago
I completely disagree. Please don't go 5 over in places with pedestrians and stoplights.
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51lver
8y ago
Going slower would accomplish the same goal, save fuel, increase safety, and probably lots of other things that will look nice in the marketing brochure for this feature.
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51lver
8y ago
If the only way one would get caught doing that is if they were doing it at scale, I'd say the law was working PERFECTLY. The repeal should be repealed.
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51lver
8y ago
It seems to me that US domestic interest in excluding foreign objectionable content mean that the DMCA safeharbor provision's days are numbered.
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51lver
8y ago
Actually you have a lot more rights than that. Your rights stop when you want to distribute unmodified or derivative works without authorization. Nothing is stopping you from remixing ANYTHING* if you have no intent to distribute it. *if it
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51lver
8y ago
This isn't the mob burning someones shop down. This is more like pointing out, hey dude, your door is open, you should close it. They don't owe apple anything, and they are not causing the damage (apple's negligence did). If
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8y ago
You know what, you nailed it. I do not want helpful guesses from a machine. :) I liked them better when garbage in made garbage out and people knew not to trust the machine blindly. Wow. I didn't notice it happening, but I've beco
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8y ago
Duck duck go is terrible. I give it a try frequently, and it is the default search provider on my phone, but most of the time I get useless results and have to either do it again with google or give up and try searching the history on my de
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8y ago
That makes sense. They are profiling your responses to the captcha, not just checking for the correct answer. They always seem to make me "play" their stupid "find the cars" game a lot longer when I quickly choose them.
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