runn1ng

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by runn1ng 7y ago
easiness
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by runn1ng 7y ago
LTSC can be purchased individually legally. But it is indeed expensive. Luckily, there are also all those shady eBay “key resellers”. (They are all cracked of course, but they also work, so it’s worth it.)
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Switching saved passwords (with the built in password managers) between Firefox, Chrome and Safari is a pain. I remember that in order to get my passwords from Chrome to Firefox on macOS, I needed to install a virtual machine with Windows,
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I am mostly surprised this is still ongoing ... isn’t it going for around 10 years already?
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by runn1ng 7y ago
WeWork is not “tech IPO” though.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
In Vietnam, they vary in quality so much as to make the brand meaningless. There are good ones and terrible ones. The business model doesn’t seem to make sense to me either.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I’m wishing there was a search engine that was not filled with ads that does not suck. And don’t give me duckduckgo, that one regularly ranks spam domains and typo domains higher than the real results
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I won’t cry for TripAdvisor and Expedia, their websites were awful. Booking Group websites (booking.com and agoda) are still doing great in 2019 as the article states, because they don’t suck
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by runn1ng 7y ago
and spamming users with ads left and right, Google style, too
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by runn1ng 7y ago
The lesson here is not to sue AT&T. The lesson here is to stop investing in cryptocurrency.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I’m pretty sure you do.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
How to notarize a binary if one does not have macOS? I used to have a cross-platform build on Docker for macOS, I wonder how would I do it now.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Isn’t LTSC better as a desktop? It’s just Windows 10 without the user hostile crap. But I have never run Windows Server
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Buy pirated Windows LTSC on ebay (or actual, if you have 260 usd to spare), it solves most of Windows 10 problems
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by runn1ng 7y ago
This is true about anything GNUnet related, really.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I found it funny that random decisions from 60s, 70s, 80s still have repercussions on how we use computers today, because backwards compatibility beats cleanliness every time. Be right back, solving some Windows backslash and CRLF issues.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Isn’t this (2013)?
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by runn1ng 7y ago
We need to separate two things. One is that JavaScript is bad. It’s true, but strongly typed languages built on top of JS improve it immensely. Most people today use TypeScript, I used to use Flowtype but the history went the other way, oh
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by runn1ng 7y ago
You would need a special license if you read it to your children and then sell that recording.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
BBC seems blocked only on some providers. I can connect to bbc.co.uk now, but bbc.com is DNS blocked.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
The freedom here is... weird. There is much more freedom of speech than in China, or compared to other SEA countries (maybe except for Thailand, but that has a military coup every 2 years in average). There is no censorship of foreign media
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I live in Vietnam, people here say Trump’s Chinese tariffs have built many people’s new houses.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
oh so it seems my strategy “put everything that has some plastic in it, maybe, who knows, it looks plasticky” to the yellow bins is actually harmful
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by runn1ng 7y ago
The “ambassadors” are so bad it’s embarrassing. Which leads me to think they are not actually PR professionals (they would actually not talk in such a robotic way), but really low level employees that are paid extra to talk good on social m
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by runn1ng 7y ago
The scary thing about Chinese approach is that it seems actually working.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Mailservers are also down very often. When a company switches from their own e-mail server to hosted Google Mail, their uptime improves.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
What makes this “open” is - I presume - other trackers used to be tied to a forum with a registration, while this is supposedly not tied to a forum or a torrent search website. However, from what I read some time ago, it’s actually connecte
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Just finished reading this book, “Ed Mastery”. I can’t tell if it’s “worth the money” - not sure if learning ed(1) is worth anything- but it’s fun to see the design decisions made way back in the 70s still being present in vim https:/
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Nintendo mever advertises Switch as USB-C in any of their marketing though
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Check this subreddit for a similar and a bit weirder experience https://www.reddit.com/r/DeepIntoYouTube/

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