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>Xfce with their "WinXP forever" style can be popular only inside old people communities Little funny for me as I'm running Xubuntu with the XP desktop background (bliss). I'm not exactly old though.
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>Like making a movie ... which one would expect it would be ... not "a financial scam" I think you have better expectations of the film industry than I do :-)
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It would be both
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I disagree. It's more fitting than deliberately contrary. I would possibly see it if film had a point of being deliberately against the events depicted. A better of example of what I'm thinking is the story of the anti-piracy orga
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This is good. A major problem has been that cities have been built to accommodate cars which then enforces the need for them. Cities should be human-scale. Obviously, there will still be a longer-distance transportation which can hopefully
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Had to increase the volume but yep that is unpleasant!
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>first and most famous Pfeilstorch was a white stork found in 1822 >Before migration was understood, people had no other explanation for the sudden annual disappearance of birds like the white stork and barn swallow. Some theories of
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Grandpappy's Hard Times Survival
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Chomsky: Just think about it for a minute: almost everybody spends most of their life living in a totalitarian system. It's called having a job. When you have a job, you're under total control of the masters of the enterprise. Th
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>Isn't the whole point of democracy "a large enough volume of ignorance will average out to something sensible"? :P I hope not. A much stronger argument is that government should be by consent of its citizens. Otherwise, y
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I could've sworn this came out years ago. Odd it's suddenly something everyone seems to be talking about.
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To take it a step further, locksmithing should be considered. Mechanical locks are devices which open when given a particular numerical sequence. This doesn't just apply to combination locks but also to keyed locks as keys just represe
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8y ago
This article seems to be part of the recent wave of content about orthotropics/mewing. I'm not sure why it seems to have picked up so much recently.
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FWIW In the US something called Zelle launched a couple of years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelle_(payment_service)
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Unless there were a state (consumer) bank, the implication of a cashless society is that it ought to be a illegal for people not to use private banks. In my mind this effectively make banks an extension of the state apparatus without the so
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8y ago
Ok, what do you think the right term is?
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I'm entranced by this one: My heart, why come you here alone? The wild thing of my heart is grown To be a thing, Fairy, and wild, and fair, and whole
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8y ago
I had already stopped using Tumblr but after the ridiculous advertiser opt-out with GDPR and the introduction of the infamously inaccurate censorship AI, I deleted my account
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To be fair I think it was more a joke about the acronym being overloaded. LGBT on its own is already longer than it needs to be with 2/3 ways of saying 'attracted to people of the same gender or sex' but it then gets extended
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Does the right-arrow or Page-Down key work for you? Took me a second to figure out
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Cyberscape – A Computer Animation Vision (1997)
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*be
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I'm not a fan of Discord but I think you're mistaken. Right click on the channel icon and go to 'Notification Settings' rather than clicking on 'Server Mute'. From there you can choose whether a mention (inc.&#
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ASCII is pretty limited. For example your namesake's book Nationalökonomie could not properly by rendered in ASCII.
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There's no need. Most links aren't simple yes/no facts to be evaluated and the comments provide reasonable discussion. Hacker News doesn't tend to discuss hoaxes which would need checking either.
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Robert Hughes' The Shock of the New and The New Shock of the New Adam Curtis' All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace An old documentary on plastic pollution and its possible effects on the endocrine system which I can&
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IMHO I would say start simple and work your way up. Begin with doodling and then progress to more careful drawing. It's often easier to copy another artist's work or to draw from a photograph. One advantage is you can draw lines o
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Good article It's a little more readable for me where it was originally posted[0] i.e. without a good chunk of the screen being taken up by the Medium and HackerNoon top bars and the bar at the bottom trying to get me to join Medium. Y
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>Photoshop alternatives ... are not designed to handle animated GIFs. >Which means ... it looks like I’m stuck in that ecosystem for a little while longer Gimp handles animated gifs just fine imo.
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>cut 94% of the sound blasting from the speaker Not quite all sound but still very impressive
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