Comment Re: Not a problem (Score 1) 131
Troll much? Firefox 57 (beta) is better than Chrome or Safari on Mac or Android
Comment Re: Don't upgrade from Jarvis to Krypton... (Score 1) 43
Don't recognise these problems with OSMC.tv on Pi 3.
Comment Re: Anyone tried it? (Score 1) 43
+1. OSMC works very well on my Pi 3 (must say I use default Kodi skin rather than OSMC one). It pretty much just works.
Comment Disinterested != !(Interested) (Score 1) 59
~/pedant
Comment Raspberry pi wouldn't cut it (Score 1) 508
Even a B+ can't render Web pages for mainstream sites fast enough. Would that this were not the case, but it can't, I've tried - at least Raspbian and Ubuntu Mate
Comment Re: Can you do this pre-mortem? (Score 1) 21
Move to a civilised country.
Comment Re: Darn! (Score 1) 43
And USAmericans frequently have a rather different take on usage to [not than] Britishers
Comment SwiftKey (Score 1) 140
SwiftKey is extremely fast, especially with Flow get has totally revolutionised smartphone usage for me.
Comment Re:How hard is it...? (Score 1) 190
You missed
The cost savings is great
Comment Re:really? really. (Score 1) 558
Actually, the article states about half of those diagnosed have average or above average intelligence.
Statistically, half of any random sample of any population will have average or above average intelligence.
Comment Re:What about copy protection. (Score 1) 92
It means that I've never watched a DVD on my laptop as all the ones I've tried have that shit and even with properly licensed DVD playing software and a DVD compliant drive, I can't watch it.
I've never had a problem watching a DVD on a Mac. Not trolling, but there you are.
Comment Re:Messaging? (Score 1) 199
Well, people in Europe still suffer from text messages costing money if sent across borders. Anachronistic with a culture that thrives more and more on international communication, but that needs some sort of fix.
And WA was that fix. Dunno what I'll use now.
People in the US pay to *receive* SMS. WRT current discussion - who cares, either pay trivial amount to send SMS, or pay trivial amount to via contact numerous media channels. Boring Disclaimer - I actually communicate with people (including many relatives) across the world electronically
Comment Re:There's no default title in a reply in slashdot (Score 1) 463
The comment threshold system is fundamentally broken.
This is the part that kills me. As far as I can tell, there is no way to expand/view the parents or children of highly-moderated posts without viewing at -1, at which point the highly-moderated posts get lost in the noise. Lots of "Funny" replies where I can't even open the parent post to get the context of the joke.
Maybe none of this really matters.
Comment Re:Rick Richardson's Linux tools for geocaching (Score 1) 383
tl;dr but I presume you thought it all looked better in monospace.
Comment Refractive index? (Score 1) 195
$99 isn't going to buy lenses which are useful to me.
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