homosaur

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by homosaur 13y ago
Basically yes. Civil law between companies is first and foremost a welfare system for legal folks and a club to beat people with. If you don't have the money to pay, you can't play, you simply lose. This unfortunately is the case
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by homosaur 13y ago
No it was not running Gingerbread, the first thing I did was hack it. It was running Cyanogen based on Ice Cream Sandwich. I would not be surprised by the fact that it was poorly designed, and it's the main reason I will did not nor wi
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by homosaur 13y ago
Microsoft did do it, they found no profit in it and quit. Google is still not making the full text of books available, although I'd guess long term that would be the smart move for authors. You'd go straight from search to purchas
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by homosaur 13y ago
Tell that to my garbage Motorola Photon which had a graphics chip
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by homosaur 13y ago
Who needs a 4 core device? Android users. Try getting an Android 4 device with 4 cores and 2 cores and compare them. The performance difference is stark. The 2 core devices feel very sluggish on Android 4.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I don't think customers soured on HTC because their phones weren't awesome but because of their shoddy support and updates. The HTC One is the best phone I've owned since their Nexus One (probably the best phone I EVER owned)
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by homosaur 13y ago
My guess is if that's the case, and this device will be widespread and popular overseas, they will specifically target it.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I feel that is largely Nolan's intent, that Cobb has chosen experience over memory and guilt whether that experience is truly real or not.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I appreciate that sentiment. The Matrix is certainly interesting, but it's one of those things high schoolers use as a jumping off point and it is very trite and cliche. It's a lot like Ayn Rand actually, it's not that it&#x2
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by homosaur 13y ago
Memento was literally a mystery film, and unless you kind of know which context clues to look for you're not really going to figure out what's going on until the end. Inception had a lot of mystery to it in terms of what's re
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by homosaur 13y ago
Let the programmer who hasn't done something dumb with a Git repo cast the first stone. I know I'm guilty as can be and surely I'm going to transgress in the future. It does kind of show a little bit of a need for a more form
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by homosaur 13y ago
Oh I actually haven't looked at the app, I was just talking about embedded video. I'm sure you're right about that, Android clients tend to lag way behind.
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by homosaur 13y ago
This used to be true, but what issues are you having with mobile? Since Android support was added, I've had few issues with it.
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by homosaur 13y ago
According to Vimeo's guidelines, you just can't upload gameplay videos. It says specifically you can upload first party videos but need to mark them to avoid deletion. With the huge community of video gamers on YouTube, I don&#x27
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by homosaur 13y ago
I'm not sure you can have both high quality content and a zero barrier to entry. I actually think YT does an okay job surfacing some decent content for folks on the homepage, especially when you're logged in. I seem to anecdotally
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by homosaur 13y ago
Yeah you are right on about that. I always wondered why they aren't more friendly to their own content for nonusers because they're very friendly to discovery when you're logged in. I think it doesn't get used as much th
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by homosaur 13y ago
I don't think G+ has much to do with it, more the self-moderation, but I will say the commenting on YT has improved significantly in the last few months. That of course means we've moved from "abysmal" to "shitty&qu
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by homosaur 13y ago
uh, you mean like Vimeo?
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by homosaur 13y ago
Just so ya'll know, the main crux of this deal for the US is that they're going to be a major natural gas supplier to the United States of Europe to cut off Russia from it. This is part of the reason Russia has probably been to su
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by homosaur 13y ago
So the entirety of English society helped pay to make Rowling incredibly wealthy. That seems like a pretty massive concentration of wealth for little benefit to society as a whole aside from some nice pablum to digest.
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by homosaur 13y ago
Why is this treated like some insight? People who are running big successful companies are too busy to do a lot of stuff, blogging just yet another thing.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I wonder if the reason you were having trouble with Liquid is that you were using it incorrectly. It's definitely meant to be secure over simple. Was the issue you were having a bug or did you find a way to fix the encoding?
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by homosaur 13y ago
OHHHHHHH bootable. I'd never actually tried that as I've always installed in a VM. Now that makes sense as to why the Mac version wouldn't work when I tried it in a VM.
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by homosaur 13y ago
Can someone explain to me what's different about the Mac and PC versions of 64 bit Ubuntu? I've seen these Mac versions show up lately but what's in them? I can't find the data clearly on the website. Is it just differen
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by homosaur 13y ago
I think this company is interesting but am disturbed by every time I read an article about them, they just laugh off privacy concerns. It's not 2013 I'm worried about with someone accessing this data, it's 2023. Says Andy Pag
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by homosaur 13y ago
As someone who took enough history classes to ALMOST get to major reqs while an undergrad, I agree with you about class difficulty. There was actually very little difference in the difficulty of a 100 and a 400 class. The difference was i
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by homosaur 13y ago
I was taking education classes late in college considering what's known as an alternative certification, which is actually quite similar in structure for TfA, the difference being of course is that the teachers are TRAINED IN EDUCATION
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by homosaur 13y ago
I'd actually rather see a hardcore nice CMS in something like Laravel, which is fairly similar to Rails. I don't think Rails is a non-starter but I'd like to see something that's LAMP friendly due to the ease and availab
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by homosaur 13y ago
There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that WP's popularity is joined at the hip with the availability of cheapo LAMP hosting.
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by homosaur 13y ago
Well it'll definitely have to be self-hosted and open source. It's a nonstarter to have to work in a particular ecosystem off the bat for me. I don't know what setup I'll want to be running in 10 years.

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