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by 0134340 6y ago
That view is too teleological, as if there's a "better". I could see both being advantageous, depending on conditions. The "hibernators" would have a caloric or metabolic advantage should there be harsh conditions a
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by 0134340 6y ago
Returned 0x0008 for me. Too bad, I had this idea of controlling my USB desklamp's power from a quick script via hotkey.
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by 0134340 6y ago
If you're not running javascript, probably. Better yet fire up a VM if you're heading into the nether-regions of the internet. Or there's also Sandboxie, anyone still use it and recommend?
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by 0134340 6y ago
Search the addon store for "Privacy Settings", it does just that. It's a good way to quickly toggle privacy settings should they impact a site's functionality.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Apple has an advantage here because they have both an integrated hardware and software platform they can control. If only Intel did the same they'd be relying on Microsoft to provide a translation layer for their chips and that'd
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by 0134340 6y ago
This may get me to buy an Xbox. Imagine running Windows 98 on your Xbox as well as DOS games. A quick search reveals Dosbox has a retroarch core but it's a bit tricky to run Windows 98 although I have found Dosbox-X is made to run DOS-
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by 0134340 6y ago
Anyone have a rough estimation of the laws made vs laws repealed? This is what I wonder and worry sometimes. It seems we're constantly making far more laws than repealing and slowly but surely caging ourselves in. Our parties seem to b
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by 0134340 6y ago
I'm just going on what I've read here but I think the biggest point of contention that others have pointed out is if they don't sign up for Brave's choice of proprietary monetary systems [0], including its own which it&#
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by 0134340 6y ago
My correction then but of course as some have said here, $160k/yr for heading the modification of an existing browser and stealing donations of those who don't claim them is considered overpaid. That said, I wanted to use and like
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by 0134340 6y ago
The article reminds me of my mode of thinking lately on the paradox of morality: https://0134340.blogspot.com/2020/09/the-paradox-of-morality...
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by 0134340 6y ago
Ah, another overpaid CEO trying to cash in on the relics of pre-existing browser technology (chrome).
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by 0134340 6y ago
How does he reconcile his form of degeneracy in fighting to keep people at the top of society rich and decadent while pushing the poor down? When people are pushed down too much they can also grow degenerate and decadent as the very rich an
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by 0134340 6y ago
Since we live in a somewhat closed ecosystem, you're exchanging freedom now with freedom later with the costs we will pay from the excesses of material luxury. Until we open up the ecosystem, ie, get off earth or really learn to decrea
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by 0134340 6y ago
Sure but it's a degenerate ideology. We can all base our lives on what feels good or what's satisfying but primitive lifestyles aren't going to save man from a dying planet. Kazynski was a degenerate, if you use TFA's de
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by 0134340 6y ago
I agree with OP in some general sense in a closed political ecosystem because WWI/II didn't happen in a closed ecosystem. The extremes were just enough that it couldn't be easily contained within their perspective domains or
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by 0134340 6y ago
Please do. I think it'd be fascinating so bookmarking this thread in hopes of an article.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Source? I remember trying it last year for old time's sake and I'd like to know in what way it could've compromised the OS.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Really? I don't think either are known for their long lives.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Read it but it left me curious how it may affect intersex people like XXY and found a better article [0]. So tldr, apparently number of X chromosomes affects cytokine production. "The lower secretion of inflammatory cytokines in women
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by 0134340 6y ago
Or I wouldn't be opposed to a printed manual. I remember the first flight sim I bought, one of the Jane's series, had a huge binded manual with it that I used to read during study hall at school. Just reading it and learning about
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by 0134340 6y ago
Wow, just today I learned I can control my monitor via software and it worked. All this time I've just dealt with the brightness since I game on it and use dark themes to mitigate the white flashing. Besides that it takes a while to ad
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by 0134340 6y ago
I think if you take the view of modern genetics, admittedly I'm a layman on this topic, this is an often useless, antiquated (nature vs nurture) reductive trope. Despite what genetics may code for, our actions are a sum of intrinsic an
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by 0134340 6y ago
>"There have been times when I was willing to suffer some small harm so that I could punish someone else who deserved it" Is this really a dark trait? I admit to thinking this in the past but now I've learned to let things
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by 0134340 6y ago
Don't forget that many people used to bathe outside for many millenia. But I too would be interested in how clothing through generations have put selective pressures on humans, if any.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Not a doctor or any profession of relevance but I do use tanning lights. Incandescents produce mostly visible light and very little UVA or UVB for those health concerns. Fluorescents tend to produce more UVB in comparison but still very neg
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by 0134340 6y ago
And FYI, Stewart Cheifet also hosted a spinoff show called NetCafe which is historically interesting in its own right. Some episodes you can also find on archive.org and youtube.
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by 0134340 6y ago
Or you can buy an older used router for ~$10 that supports FreshTomato or DDWRT, I know those support simultaneous AP and client mode. I spent a year using one for such needs and worked well on an E2500. Or buy a dedicated like OP said as i
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by 0134340 6y ago
As a guess, perhaps the unfiltered light that gets through goes through a phase change from being reflected. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflection_phase_change
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by 0134340 6y ago
I suppose it's because this idea of individualistic and competitive 'work hard and make it yourself' attitude permeates our culture and so nepotism, or this case taking advantage of powerful family ties, is somewhat frowned u
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by 0134340 6y ago
Maybe I was a bit hyperbolic in calling it propaganda but I'm sometimes reminded that my state constitution says I can't run for legal office for lack of belief in a deity nor witness in court. The chances that I'd have big g

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