stanziak
Re:My career of treating patients has ended
on Tuesday December 21, 2021 @12:28AM (#29634255)
As someone who has been around doctors their entire life, the poster is for sure lying. The posts are written like fanfics and do not have much scientific insight, which you generally get out of people in the profession. The posts being so focused on Q and on unvaccinated people makes it seem like the user clearly has an agenda. I would point more specific details but I don’t have the time to go through several pages of comment history.
I can’t believe anyone wouldn’t see through this and see it is clearly fabricated by someone who has a lot of time on their hands (which Reddit trolls sure have), unless you’re a teen or younger. Hacker News, please do better and see through this BS. It is a facade meant to divide us. (I am pro-vaccination, but I can’t stand people who are for cause but have to lie to make a point).
Re:Firefox lost 50M users since 2019
on Saturday July 31, 2021 @11:25AM (#28018940)
Funny, I’ve used it on and off for 12 years, switching to other browsers when they started doing rapid release since it was noticeably slower than the competition. But since 2017 when the Quantum update came out I’ve completely switched to it because it’s speed became comparable to the competition. I like it even more when they added container tabs so I can switch between accounts easily. Reading this thread is really strange based on my experience. I do agree that Google makes it hard to use their products like Meet or Drive outside of Gmail and Calendar (the only Google products I use).
Re:Why Reddit is mediocre: some scientific evidence
on Monday September 15, 2014 @07:09PM (#8322105)
It's like everybody who have been saying bad things about reddit are people who just heard about it after the iCloud breach, even the guy who wrote the verge article. Not that I think reddit is a flawless site (because it isn't, I agree it's gotten downhill within the past year because of the frontpage changes for putting good subreddits which actually leads to bad content among the masses because of the way content is catered through the voting system) but the way these authors are shaming on it are mostly invalid claims by identifying reddit as a whole.
Re:How the next version of IE, codenamed 'Spartan,' might support exte...
on Monday September 15, 2014 @06:56PM (#8322055)
Extensions would be great, way better than the clunky dll addon system. I really think they eventually have to rebrand (and I hope they do) IE because of the notoriety it has gotten. Like something on the lines of Cortana.... that would be wonderful.