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Teckla
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Comment #47555329
The Neo is probably the best laptop for typical people. I don't think traditional desktop operating systems are best for most people. I believe a Chromebook, or an iPad with a keyb…
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Comment #47445657
It's all part of the war on general computing. This dystopian nightmare is coming to desktop operating systems too. See the age verification stuff that's all of a sudden being push…
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Comment #47103423
When I created an account on LinkedIn, a long time ago, I used the web. When it asked if I wanted to invite other people from my list of contacts, I clicked yes. I thought it would…
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Comment #46938323
The music was so loud from my monitor's speakers that I nearly jumped out of my skin and rushed to close it, and my volume isn't even turned up much!
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Comment #46542776
My experience is the opposite: Bose hardware and sound quality seems excellent to me. This may be subjective. Bose might sound good to some people's ears and less good to other peo…
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Comment #44312478
I wish I was sufficiently dexterous to use your razor thin scrollbars. :(
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Comment #43836524
ZZ will save the file (if there are changes) and quit. Try it as an alternative to :wq.
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Comment #43389205
But because they had an existing body of code that was not class based, it would be more of a re-write (C#) versus a refactor (Go). I don't understand this reasoning at all, and I'…
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Comment #42554083
Speaking as both a D&D DM and player, the "sub-optimal game play" makes the campaign more fun, more diverse, and offers more thoroughly enjoyable role-playing and problem solving o…
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Comment #41413163
Our contribution to the small web: https://kagi.com/smallweb After opening this web page, I pressed down arrow a few times to scroll the page. At first, I didn't understand why it …
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Comment #40856067
Thanks to Crostini, Chromebooks are also excellent local computing devices.
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Comment #40825654
After over 30 years using Windows, I finally gave up on it last year. It was a difficult choice, but clearly, it's just going to keep getting worse. These days most people should b…
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Comment #40821747
The solution to these issues isn't to simply not have those features, but to make it possible to toggle those features on/off.
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Comment #40821644
Being able to search in the past for a half-remembered conversation sounds great until you have idiotic, asinine corporate data retention policies that require anything beyond 90 d…
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Comment #40821616
The last time I looked at The Lounge, the installation and configuration seemed pretty involved, not to mention ongoing maintenance. Has this improved recently?
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Comment #40772152
All those abstractions are necessary in order to do software engineering of real-world systems at scale. No, they're not.
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Comment #40771824
Most of Apple's Weather app works OK for me, except the precipitation map/animation takes ages to load, if it loads at all (it's about 50/50). I usually hop over to AccuWeather ins…
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Comment #40435888
At $WORK we use Mozilla Rhino for some JavaScript processing. We tested the normal loop vs. the clever loop. Performance-wise, the normal loop blew the doors off the clever loop.
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Comment #40281408
How can this phenomenon be reigned in and sorted in the medium to long-term? Far more aggressive progressive taxation.