abdulmuhaimin

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by abdulmuhaimin 1y ago
is there any difference to just saying "old tree"?
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by abdulmuhaimin 2y ago
sounds like a self-inflicted problem really. Why do you even change stack that much if what you want is a simple functionality?
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by abdulmuhaimin 2y ago
Lets put it this way. Now you have an extra viewing window when your not turning on the tv
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by abdulmuhaimin 2y ago
andddd it got deleted....
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by abdulmuhaimin 3y ago
yes, the article suggest that. Not the title. The equivalent title for your analogy would be "Runner A is not the fastest runner, but neither are the others"
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by abdulmuhaimin 3y ago
The title alone is already contradictory
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
Dead format??? Lol im not sure where youve been these last couple of years to not notice it, but 16:10 screen on laptop is definitely on the rise.
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
The faster battery life deterioration might even be desirable for those manufacturers with planned obsolescence in mind, especially phone manufacturers
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
I didnt say that. Dont put word in my mouth. Punish the site. But dont bother wasting anymore resources to protect the stupids. Its their own action, let them be accountable for their own choice.
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
because every time this happened, I will always think, great, now company gonna waste another resource for the benefit of the stupid, careless, lowests common denominator, and absolutely no benefit whatsoever (or worse) to people with commo
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
no. its called deprecated API for a reason. Its deprecated
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
If thats all there is your understanding of open source and closed source business, then youre a fool. An ignorant hardheaded fool, with head in the sand like an ostrich
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
The dynamics of open source and closed source software business is just very different. Try to understand that first before comparing apartments.
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
Surely you're joking, right? I've never encountered those two phrases where they meant the same thing. Couldn't care less - absolute zero care. Nothing can disappoint me whatever happen. Could care less - some degree of care
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
I think you need to define what your definition of "fact" is, because it clearly deviates from how "fact" is normally used. No, those are not facts
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
space - you have to have at least 1 dedicated desk for your desktop. mobility - You can do your work in places other you workplaces/home. Change of scenery/environment is trivial. even inside your own house, you can work from your
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
if by payment info includes credit card detail, then no, most of them that use Stripe(including my employer) does not have them, and its not trivial to do so. There are very strict regulation you have to adhered to if you want to store such
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
Have potential, as long as its not chromium based. I hope this browser will become successful
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by abdulmuhaimin 4y ago
theres MacOS. Thats the real immediate threat of Windows 11. And honestly with recent development of Apple's hardware, and gaming on Linux, Microsoft should be worried. Windows 11 feels like Microsoft make a step forward and 2 steps ba
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
> This is some overly dramatic bullshit. Just because I punched Johnny because he was being a dick doesn't mean I'm punching anyone else. Simply people very rarely go on assault rampages. The fact you think they would shows out
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
IMHO, having a whole generation slightly dumber is more concerning. I prefer the trade off be something else.
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
Your example only explain one thing, that it enables another way to run legally bought games. Does it also enables(or make it much easier) way to play pirated games? yes. And only that defines whether it enables piracy or not.
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
people really should stop using the "peoples gonna whine at every change" as a cop out for shitty job. Yeah that will happen, everytime, even when the changes are shitty
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
that looks like a price problem, not a tech problem. you said it yourself, the tech exist, just much pricier. And like the other person said, one of the reason is just basic scale. TV is multitude much bigger market than monitor ever is.
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
but the b&w from the 1st 2 pictures are actually of higher quality compared to the others in colour. Im not sure this is the case here, but from my limited understanding of camera, b&w camera will produce higher resolution picture j
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
what do you expect?? for YT to cut and sew the video that the creator make? just use your forward skip button ffs
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
Dont get me wrong, twitter UX is great for what it is, for tweets. Because theyre at most 280 character length. A blog/essay is a different story
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
let me rephrase your word, but negatively. The text is interrupted by the space-wasting "replies / retweets / likes / share" bar that appears after every tweet. Not to mention that on the desktop, the text is litera
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
All these browser company talking about privacy and tracking, all the while letting Google dictate the development of their browser, is really laughable. No thanks. Not basing on Chrome should be the default if they truly care about such th
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by abdulmuhaimin 5y ago
Fatally schizophrenic tool?? More like lovely schizophrenic tool. Not everyone need/want to get lost in a tonnes of features.

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