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FutureSpec
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Comment #43322239
This is a silly statement. Mozilla revised the terms almost a week ago after people complained: https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-techn...
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Comment #22419497
Mutable Instruments did a great thing open sourcing their hardware and software. I own a couple of MI clones from Momo Modular. Eurorack is an incredible hobby.
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Comment #22419493
Doesn't take much space, actually. Also, there's a tremendous satisfaction in getting away from a computer screen. Physically twisting knobs and plugging in wires. Building a rack.…
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Comment #20258187
I find that hard to believe. I used the phrase "home coffee brewer stopped working" just now in Google and see nothing but troubleshooting articles and forums from the very first r…
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Comment #19381269
So good.
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Comment #19353138
Not a great analogy -- animal cruelty laws are far too lenient. For example, they exempt farm animals. In fact, there are laws against things that would reveal abuse of such animal…
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Comment #19342147
I am at lunch and on mobile so I can't get too detailed, but, with respect, I see a number of errors on your resume. You are simultaneously being too broad in your objective and to…
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Comment #19281690
Ugh. Crap article.
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Comment #19281684
This reads like someone's college freshman essay. It's just a recap of existing knowledge, with no concrete call to action.
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Comment #19255271
Wait until you hear about Buddhism -- that'll blow your mind!
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Comment #16904040
> But for now this is a good start for creating a standard IM platform available for everyone to replace SMS. Or it's just a bandaid on a hobbling, old protocol that we should move…
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Comment #15484950
I think OkCupid must have fallen victim to getting bought out and watered down. They've been removing features and making bizarre UI decisions for months now and people are not hap…
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Comment #14841775
A wiki would require a backing database and server process (I think). This platform is flat files.
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