Max_Mustermann

My Kindle. Ever since it was gifted to me I have read a ton more and now have the opportunity to comfortably and very quickly read any book I'd like to for a low cost. Living in a developing country this is specially useful.

Everipedia is a blatant copy cat site run by a guy who doesn't let anyone correct the BS on the article on him on his site.

See https://www.reddit.com/r/wikipedia/comments/74ba05/slug/dnxd...

likely _some_ of the same people..

Plenty of those long-time users giving advice to the young-uns are more than happy yo sacrifice a small part of firefox for big improvements elsewhere.

They bought the Cadillac of shooting nails.

I'd go with Cuba!

It's easy to see why you wouldn't post the link to it. It's hard to see why you would post a comment on it regardless.

Start organizing your resources in bookmark folders!

You probably used version 55. If you're willing to give it another try, it might work quite differently once is on version 57, Nov 14, from what I last read: massive changes are coming, but mainly starting from that version.

Maybe a space for crowdfunding? or a dreaded ICO...

Not caring at even the basic level strikes me as a lack of empathy.

You can definitely set some apps to download directly to the SD card, for example Flud, the torrent client.

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that's your prerogative, but why pollute the comments on the article with such questions?

He spewed a lot of rethoric in his speeches, but I doubt his actual economic measures were specially socialistic.

>Hitler was a full-throated socialist too.

Is there even remotely a consensus by historians on this?

Of course you can, I'm running Nova Launcher.

You can also run several profiles in parallel with the no-remote flag.

Does anyone know a way to see an overview of past wirecutter recommendations for each segment? I'd like to know which used/refurbished products could be the best option.

But in Spanish you can use "orientar" in a figurative sense. I fail to see the problem.

I'd wager most of the books your Ukrainian friends alludes to are the astoningly easy to find pirated epubs. There's zero to none friction if you know how to look for them and don't mind reading in English.

I found odd that the author didn't mention piracy.

Could you post some examples? Specifically ones that center on world news and not only the US / Europe.

That kinda ignores all the people developing in countries for whom going to these conferences hardly qualifies as a "bit of time in networking".

How painless is the transition with a fairly large collection of custom filters and the like?

This kind of questions are not really expected or wished for on Hacker News, AFAIK. I would try the subreddit /r/techsupport : http://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport

What were his arguments against Linux? I've never anyone actually speak ill of the concept of GNU/Linux, aside from "cookiness" and so.

I use winamp, ample customization and plenty of plug-ins with good performance on my largish (~8k items) library.

Don't you think it's more likely to want to have a conversation about terrorism with people that speak arabic, especially in the US where it must be a constant burden for the Arabs after 9/11? On a 80 words deck having 10 words related to a very relevant news and discussion topic strikes you as weird? You didn't learn how to say bomb, kill, kidnap etc after years of learning french?

Probably a bit of hn hug, it went fast just now.

It's ColOmbia, not ColUmbia. It's a really pervasive misspelling which causes many Colombians grief.