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LowDog
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Comment #16868075
It's as on topic as the parent comment. I have to yet to see even a single fact to back up your claim. If someone is going to spread disinformation and not present any facts, then …
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Comment #16867060
Yeah, the American people elected Trump in an extremely rare case of the public taking back the election from corporate behemoths. But let's pretend that Google hasn't had enormous…
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Comment #10359130
This is pretty cool. It would be neat to see people collaboratively work on a large mural but griefers tend to ruin things like these, just like in the early days of Minecraft.
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Comment #10222165
I never doubted that pigs are pretty much on par with dogs, but the original poster claimed that pigs are "way smarter," and there isn't any conclusive evidence to support this. I …
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Comment #10221499
Show me some evidence that pigs are "way smarter" than dogs. Although figures seem to vary, there is evidence that dog domestication began at least 30,000 years ago. Dogs co-evolve…
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Comment #9475434
This is incredible. I love Python and I tried to learn JavaScript, but I had a tremendous amount of trouble with it. Moreover, I really can't stand JavaScript. CoffeeScript allevia…
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Comment #9455526
How does this compare to droppy? I use droppy on one of my servers, which has very poor specs, but droppy is lightweight enough that it still runs very well with a decent amount of…
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Comment #8433542
I have an Open C and I recently manually updated the phone from 1.3 to 2.1. You can most definitely compile and install a new version of Firefox OS yourself regardless of what ZTE …
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Comment #8403694
This is interesting given that OS X is anything but a hacker's paradise. The platform is very locked down, discourages tinkering and customization, and given how expensive Apple ha…
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Comment #8378793
These projects are amazing, and I only wish I knew about them a few years earlier. I studied C. elegans quite a bit when I was in school, and I also worked with D. melanogaster for…
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Comment #8232750
I'm really glad Firefox OS is getting attention and this post highlights the features that Mozilla should be advertising in more developed countries instead of just focusing solely…
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Comment #7882009
There are too many list, but I will name a few. If you want a thorough list, head over to the Firefox OS section on Bugzilla. -Default applications, such as Settings, will intermit…
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Comment #7881648
Thanks for highlighting the least emphasized but the most important aspect of the operating system, which is being completely free and open. Too often I see people criticizing Fire…
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Comment #7830005
I recently bought a Firefox OS device as my first smartphone and I'm really looking forward to the future of this OS. However, I have been plagued with a number of problems that ma…