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velobro
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Comment #20499458
Likewise! Been running the snap version on a $5 DO droplet for half a year now and there's been nothing making me want to go back. Sure the UX can be improved a bit, but it's been …
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Comment #20498047
I got another one for you! It's 2019, and Office for Windows still uses Internet Explorer to render add-ins built with OfficeJS. This is slated to be switched to Edge (regular edge…
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Comment #20127636
This supports what I've always wanted in a markdown note taking app... being able to directly copy and paste an image from the clipboard.
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Comment #19352052
We don't live in that time period anymore. Our current Era is tough in its own ways, without people like you invalidating someone else's troubles. Done be a one-upper.
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Comment #19269842
That's already been tried. SF spends more on homeless per capita than anywhere else. Time for a police task force of a couple hundred forcing them to get rid of their addiction in …
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Comment #19234768
Any title that's posed as a question can simply be answered with "No".
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Comment #19234747
"#10 Recruiting: Gets involved with the recruiting process, such as outreach, screening, and interviews. Gives referrals to potential hires. Takes an active interest in new hires a…
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Comment #19234446
I'm annoyed how the author never actually explained what Corium was. Just described it as "the most toxic substance" and hoped readers would go along with the ride thinking it's so…
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Comment #19214439
Sorry for asking the obvious question, but this website seems like a play on words for McAfee.com
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Comment #19186318
"This study, as well as other research on the connection between diet beverages and vascular disease, is observational and cannot show cause and effect." And there we have it. The …
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Comment #19180182
What upstanding parents.
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Comment #19177300
HelpScout's login is anothrt good example! Definitely echoing other's thoughts that it's the correct way to handle it
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Comment #19128862
And I'm sure that Apple or Samsung could rebrand and have that become the fastest growing smartphone. The Pixel line is literally a new name for the same Nexus line, which was stag…
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Comment #19046391
Thanks for helping to ruin the world through advertising.
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Comment #19046368
Then don't buy an iPhone? I don't understand why people keep bringing up this point. Yes, it's your phone but it's not your app store. One can use an iPhone without ever opening th…
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Comment #19046336
I am. I'd suggest getting a Pixel or other Android device if Apple's privacy stance bothers you. They will act on behalf of the consumer, regardless if you feel like "but it's my p…
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Comment #18963525
“He said he went up to a police officer and they didn’t help him. So, then he called me." This is my case with most police officers I've encountered in my area. One isn't going to …
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Comment #18857507
Not sure how I feel about MS hijacking 7-10GB of a system as a “reserved space” to download Windows updates to. I mean, if that’s what they need to do to get Windows Updates to fun…
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Comment #18842537
Almost every one of your paragraphs had some form of "don't ask me, look it up". Doesn't make a very compelling argument.
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Comment #18799979
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Comment #18774804
+1 for Tooth fairy. I use it to quickly switch between multiple different Bluetooth headsets when at work
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Comment #18661231
Got a personal Nextcloud instance going with DO and your documentation has been an amazing help. Hats off to you and the rest of the team.
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Comment #18613506
Looks like Google is finally discovering they are just a SCUMMY advertising company and shouldn't be building consumer products that don't directly feed into that advertising.
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Comment #18464465
They are scapegoats. The person who ordered the murder, commonly believed to be the Crown Prince, isn't going to face a thing.
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Comment #18451589
In my anecdotal experience from growing up in California's Central Valley, not one person I knew who became a cop _wanted_ to become a cop. It was always their last "honorable" job…