efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Video Games Are Boring
No it's not and yes I did, unfortunately.
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efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Video Games Are Boring
TLDR: The author has a cousin who doesn't like video game violence and white males ruin everything.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: A world without the Mac Pro
Unix
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Surface Book – It’s Easy to Switch from Mac to Surface
Apple released several updates for it in the past year containing a lot of changes, indicating that development is active. Do you have information suggesting otherwise?
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: New MacBook Pro Is Not a Laptop for Developers Anymore
Adding a .vimrc file doesn't require administrator privileges on either Linux or macOS, nor does it require changing anything in System Preferences.
If for some reason you "can't" add a .vimrc file to a user account then you probably shouldn't be manually logging into that user account.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Soylent halts sales of its powder as customers keep getting sick
Go look into health inspection reports. Restaurants of all kinds routinely violate health codes.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Images of New MacBook Pro with Magic Toolbar Leaked in MacOS Sierra 10.12.1
This is the end of Apple. I've been using MAC for over 100 years and this is the final straw. I'll never buy another product from MAC. No function keys on the MACbook, no headphone jack on the Iphone, less space than a nomad. It's bad enough that I need all these dongles for my headphones, SCSI CD drives, and CueCats, and now I need to get even more dongles for my function keys. I knew MAC was going to fail ever since they released the underpowered and un-upgradable toy Imac.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Samsung to Permanently Discontinue Galaxy Note 7 Smartphone
Yes.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Samsung to Permanently Discontinue Galaxy Note 7 Smartphone
Plus, if you give in and subscribe to the WSJ they go out of their way to make it difficult to unsubscribe, requiring users to call in by phone and be subjected to a sales pitch just to cancel the recurring charges. It's a very scummy retention tactic.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: How Anxiety Warps Your Perception
> Look at all the media attention to her hair, her outfits, her skin, etc
Strange comment to make considering the constant articles and social media posts about Trump's hair, Trump's orange skin, and Trump's little hands, plus the widespread coverage of the naked Trump painting and naked Trump statue that were created to mock his weight and body parts.
efvxcgci | 9 years ago | on: Moving to GitLab: Yes, it's worth it
It's quite disappointing to see people defending a company that hires bigoted political activists to crawl users' projects in order to harass users for perceived political transgressions.
And what level of access do these on-staff political activists have to private user information? What measures, if any, does GitHub have in place to prevent one of their political activist employees from using privileged information to go after perceived political enemies or even just retaliate against users who protest being harassed?
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