Now everything's splitting off into factions and you need multiple subscriptions and apps to get something comparable. Each with their own UI:( bad experience
I guess I'll stick with trawling bargain bins for what I want. Picked up a few 10 season shows for about $20 each. Not bad!
No manual option means if the car does anything wrong, you can't take over at any point, you can only turn it off or pray you make it and then get it towed
If they aren't prepared to handle the global market they will remain strong. They keep launching products with US centric features and relevance and are extremely slow to grow support in other countries and cultures.
If you study mindfulness, you learn that resisting negative feelings is like forcing your will against them, but they do exist so you can not just will them away. It's tempting because you don't like the situation, and want to eliminate it, or let it never happen again to us. But adding negativity to negativity is throwing fuel on the fire, resisting reality doesn't make the reality go away.
Accepting it allows you to move on. Bad things do happen unfortunately. If we can learn to make the best of it, or at least stop feeling worse, then overall we will feel better. It doesn't feel like the thing we want to so at the time, but it will make the next step in our life easier to not make things worse right now.
TV is about to get a lot more annoying with different distribution methods, storefronts, DRM, apps with different interfaces and different feature sets, perhaps tiered functionality/ads, and who knows if each service is coming to your preferred device(s). Oh and different subscriptions with different rates.
Not sure how my grandparents or even parents will understand this, not sure I'm ready for this BS. Seems like a sure call for piracy to make another round. I might just stick to buying seasons of shows on discount, don't care if they're low res on DVD at this point if it's easier than the imminent tangled mess.
Use XeD. It is part of the Mint team XAPPS initiative whose purpose is to maintain a set of basic end user desktop apps, such as text editor, image viewer, photo organizer, etc.
I believe it's all part of maintaining a consistent user experience on Mint so that nothing you're used to about your preferred desktop experience/workflow gets changed/compromised, something that I really appreciate personally!
Samsung's is slightly better at least but all the options are rearranged, renamed, or even missing altogether. LG phones even have annoying default apps that wake your phone screen to notify you, no way to disable, draining the battery all day and causing inadvertent button presses when in your bag or pocket.
I switch to Lineage on my devices but others are afraid it will screw up their carrier access or are worried of voiding warranty, I feel bad about what they have to put up with. Guess I'll be pointing them to Lenovo phones now.
Not exactly, but teleVision and telePhone both have the 'tele' prefix due to the method of transmission called Telecommunication.
"Telecommunication is the transmission of signs, signals, messages, words, writings, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems."
Yeah, now I have to buy an expensive phone with way less room and use it instead. Sucks honestly. I don't need the phone bits. But at least it has a good camera. The one thing I was disappointed with in the iPod Touch was the neutered camera. Hard to find tablets with a good camera too. Not sure why they think only phones need them.
I do emails because I get my voice message alerts through there for some reason. And I have kids, so just in case there is an emergency. Only my family has the email I get alerts on.
Keyboard navigation is becoming more difficult as time goes on, but I find it much easier and faster to do what I want with the keyboard.
Even on Linux Mint, keyboard ALT+* combos are being hidden on button labels, sometimes CTRL+Q can quit an application, sometimes it can't, sometimes CTRL+W works to close a window, but sometimes it doesn't and you have to do ALT+F4.
In the Nemo/Gnome Files application, when you type a few letters it jumps to the file that starts with those letters, then you can press ESC to get out of the typing box and use arrow keys to highlight files or move the cursor. Sometimes it will jump back to the top of the file list if you attempt to move the cursor, or sometimes it will work as expected and use the filename you started typing out as the point of origin. But in Linux Mint the cursor sans highlight is invisible (i.e. if you are holding CTRL to select files and moving the cursor, you are supposed to see a dotted outline).
Yeah I didn't understand why reddit was interesting until I started diving deep. This is sure to make it more difficult for people to be talking about the same thing. Which is the entire fucking point of reddit!
If there's no place for terrorists to hide then there's no place for *anyone* to hide, and that is unacceptable considering how valuable it is to hide from oppression or the abusers of the system used to ensure there are no hiding spots, those who operate the system are disproportionately advantaged and with access comes the capability of concealing themselves, censoring, framing content and concealing context, etc.
This idea is ridiculous and imbalanced off the bat.
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Now everything's splitting off into factions and you need multiple subscriptions and apps to get something comparable. Each with their own UI :( bad experience
I guess I'll stick with trawling bargain bins for what I want. Picked up a few 10 season shows for about $20 each. Not bad!
Man I really messed up that link, here's the original video, my apologies
And I have no privacy!
No manual option means if the car does anything wrong, you can't take over at any point, you can only turn it off or pray you make it and then get it towed
If they aren't prepared to handle the global market they will remain strong. They keep launching products with US centric features and relevance and are extremely slow to grow support in other countries and cultures.
If you study mindfulness, you learn that resisting negative feelings is like forcing your will against them, but they do exist so you can not just will them away. It's tempting because you don't like the situation, and want to eliminate it, or let it never happen again to us. But adding negativity to negativity is throwing fuel on the fire, resisting reality doesn't make the reality go away.
Accepting it allows you to move on. Bad things do happen unfortunately. If we can learn to make the best of it, or at least stop feeling worse, then overall we will feel better. It doesn't feel like the thing we want to so at the time, but it will make the next step in our life easier to not make things worse right now.
TV is about to get a lot more annoying with different distribution methods, storefronts, DRM, apps with different interfaces and different feature sets, perhaps tiered functionality/ads, and who knows if each service is coming to your preferred device(s). Oh and different subscriptions with different rates.
Not sure how my grandparents or even parents will understand this, not sure I'm ready for this BS. Seems like a sure call for piracy to make another round. I might just stick to buying seasons of shows on discount, don't care if they're low res on DVD at this point if it's easier than the imminent tangled mess.
Or you know just quit watching TV and read books.
Apparently yes, and this gedit situation shows why such options are good.
Use XeD. It is part of the Mint team XAPPS initiative whose purpose is to maintain a set of basic end user desktop apps, such as text editor, image viewer, photo organizer, etc.
I believe it's all part of maintaining a consistent user experience on Mint so that nothing you're used to about your preferred desktop experience/workflow gets changed/compromised, something that I really appreciate personally!
Samsung's is slightly better at least but all the options are rearranged, renamed, or even missing altogether. LG phones even have annoying default apps that wake your phone screen to notify you, no way to disable, draining the battery all day and causing inadvertent button presses when in your bag or pocket.
I switch to Lineage on my devices but others are afraid it will screw up their carrier access or are worried of voiding warranty, I feel bad about what they have to put up with. Guess I'll be pointing them to Lenovo phones now.
Not exactly, but teleVision and telePhone both have the 'tele' prefix due to the method of transmission called Telecommunication.
"Telecommunication is the transmission of signs, signals, messages, words, writings, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems."
Yeah, now I have to buy an expensive phone with way less room and use it instead. Sucks honestly. I don't need the phone bits. But at least it has a good camera. The one thing I was disappointed with in the iPod Touch was the neutered camera. Hard to find tablets with a good camera too. Not sure why they think only phones need them.
Pretty soon that will be the only activity some people participate in, besides recycling memes.
I do emails because I get my voice message alerts through there for some reason. And I have kids, so just in case there is an emergency. Only my family has the email I get alerts on.
The only ones I need are messaging and email. Everything else is on pull.
Seriously though, this many people in one location, can the cell towers handle that, as well as any kind of cross interference?
How exactly does the VBScript execute on a default Linux distro? Can anything other than VBScript get injected?
Use a mock location app set to your preferred location, this is what I do on Android, works fine for me and no battery hassles.
It's making it quite obvious what products/companies are full of shit and best to avoid. So thanks for that I guess!
We all know extremes are bad but the fad is already dying down and people will probably lose interest as individuals at least in the current capacity
Why is this seen as a crisis?
Keyboard navigation is becoming more difficult as time goes on, but I find it much easier and faster to do what I want with the keyboard.
Even on Linux Mint, keyboard ALT+* combos are being hidden on button labels, sometimes CTRL+Q can quit an application, sometimes it can't, sometimes CTRL+W works to close a window, but sometimes it doesn't and you have to do ALT+F4.
In the Nemo/Gnome Files application, when you type a few letters it jumps to the file that starts with those letters, then you can press ESC to get out of the typing box and use arrow keys to highlight files or move the cursor. Sometimes it will jump back to the top of the file list if you attempt to move the cursor, or sometimes it will work as expected and use the filename you started typing out as the point of origin. But in Linux Mint the cursor sans highlight is invisible (i.e. if you are holding CTRL to select files and moving the cursor, you are supposed to see a dotted outline).
Random behavior like that drives me nuts.
Yeah I didn't understand why reddit was interesting until I started diving deep. This is sure to make it more difficult for people to be talking about the same thing. Which is the entire fucking point of reddit!
People who go to reddit want to see what's popular on reddit.
If there's no place for terrorists to hide then there's no place for *anyone* to hide, and that is unacceptable considering how valuable it is to hide from oppression or the abusers of the system used to ensure there are no hiding spots, those who operate the system are disproportionately advantaged and with access comes the capability of concealing themselves, censoring, framing content and concealing context, etc.
This idea is ridiculous and imbalanced off the bat.
That's why you can use a local server to host the speech processing parts.