An Electron wrapper?
Awesome. I can't wait to use 900 megs of memory to play an mp3.
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Awesome. I can't wait to use 900 megs of memory to play an mp3.
Nothing else syncs to my phone in a manner that "just works" and doesn't require excessive fiddling, or using k9mail which appears to quite simply not work at all.
So with that said, how does a person use git via email with the Gmail ui?
Pedantic, perhaps, but I think the proper term for these people is "racists" or "white supremacists" (edit: or even better, Neonazis) . I find the term "Nazi" to be overused in the modern discourse, often hyperbolic in nature, usually to refer to people who lean right of political centre.
Not sure why down voters appear to disagree : I prefer to call a spade a spade.
They're not the same thing.
If you already want something, then the ads are useless because the entire point of an ad is to manipulate me into buying something I didn't want to buy.
If I want to buy the book already because I am interested in the author's books then the books sell themselves without need for ads.
>not all ads are inherently evil.
All advertising is manipulation. Advertisers are bad and should feel bad.
Being "Highly intellectual" is therefore not a requirement to participate in a democracy.
Just look around you, man. There are stupid people everywhere.
Objectively, it can be seen that this is completely untrue. No understanding or empathy is strictly required by democracy. Democracy only requires that you obstinately stick to your preferred viewpoints and shout down those who disagree with you. This can be seen in the legislative chambers of nearly every Western-style democracy on the planet. Specifically:
- in Canada, the hallmark of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's rule was a complete rejection of anything outside his personal ideology, even when his ideology flew directly in the face of fact or public opinion.
- in the US, we are seeing someone who most certainly suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder not only excelling in politics, but may soon come to hold the highest public office and command of the world's most powerful military.
The days of good-old collaboration and working together for the common good back in the 1950s were a short-lived phenomenon created by the shared experience of surviving the deadliest conflict in human history.
Those days are over.
They're not giving me what I want. Windows 10 isn't what I want.
We wanted Windows 7 with modernizations, not Windows 8.1 with more spyware baked in.
>Until in a few years when they stop supporting older versions of Windows and your Mom gets infected with Randsomware. Then you'll still blame Microsoft, and won't be able to believe that they want to charge you $100 for the privilege of getting on a supported OS.
What planet do you live on where "supported" means "immune to malware"?
Why are these any less beneficial than homework that's been demonstrated to have no benefit to the child? Until high school, there's literally no reason for the kid to be practicing math after school.
Well, that's pretty concerning.
As for the idea of Lisps, well, it sure seems neat. But I've literally never run across a situation where I needed my code to edit itself. I've never run across a situation where the lack of an everything-is-an-expression-is-a-list feature prevented me from doing what I wanted to do.
So I just don't really feel the need to get repetitive strain injuries in my pinky from reaching for the parentheses all the time.
I always power-cycle my gear and run pings/traceroutes before calling tech support anyways, so when they ask me to restart windows I just tell them what they want to hear.