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by 3131s 6y ago
Or MATE on an older laptop. Linux Mint is great!
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by 3131s 6y ago
I would suggest looking into MATE or XFCE if you haven't, or even a tiling window manager like i3.
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by 3131s 6y ago
The Unicode Consortium did the same to me for a totally unmonetized hobby project.
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by 3131s 6y ago
> the other thinks the CIA did 9/11 You're right that it's not true, or at least that memo about a month prior makes a pretty persuasive case for them. Currently it's only clear that a few prominent people in the e
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by 3131s 6y ago
I attended public schools for 12 years and you could not be more right! If the school had put me alone in a room with some textbooks all day with the option to go outside and exercise occasionally, I would have vastly preferred that to the
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by 3131s 6y ago
I wanted this, I essentially begged for it for 12 years with no success. I didn't need any extra motivation to read or do math problems and I was way above my grade level in both, but had behavioral problems because I was so bored in s
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by 3131s 6y ago
I think it has a lot of potential. It would be really useful if this could group messages by the canonical URL from where the message was sent and then be logged elsewhere. Especially if it could be extended to annotate or refer to parts of
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by 3131s 6y ago
You're revealing your own lack of aspiration while condescending toward older people. Some people have prominent positions or intend to do important things in their life and they don't want to see personal conversations being leak
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by 3131s 6y ago
I'm not.
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by 3131s 6y ago
Probably because they weren't getting enough protein. It's easy to eat carbs forever if you have nothing else because you'll still feel intensely hungry without protein.
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by 3131s 6y ago
You want to make permissive licenses illegal or what? That's ridiculous. Pick something like the MariaDB or CockroachDB license if you don't want Amazon to provide a hosted version of your software.
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by 3131s 6y ago
I believe free amplification is terrible. Why? So that poor people can't be heard?
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by 3131s 6y ago
Is the HTML that Hugo generates semantic and does it contain the usual metadata that search engines use?
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by 3131s 6y ago
Nice spin, but in what sense does the NYT have a good reputation?
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.tk TLD(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 3131s 6y ago
Why do people find these retouched images attractive? I'm a good looking guy (in shape, did modelling, etc.) and I just can't understand it. It's like makeup to me... wrinkles, freckles, scars, and everything else have never
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by 3131s 6y ago
Did you know that other countries have grocery stores too? > People have always flocked to America for opportunity, and if we cut welfare so we can expand immigration again, I guarantee there will be another giant influx. And how are w
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by 3131s 6y ago
Did you move far enough to the right that you'll be putting yourself in prison soon for that drug offense?
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by 3131s 6y ago
True, I ended up throwing about $500 from the top of a building on one mushroom trip...
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by 3131s 6y ago
You will see how much longer your bubble will last if the next few months play out wrong.
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by 3131s 6y ago
Of course we don't actually know that, but from what little the HN mods have indicated that appears to be at least part of the algorithm. But moderators do sometimes manually save a thread from being flagged dead, which apparently they
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by 3131s 6y ago
> certainly enabling these things to be trafficked does not provide net positive to the world. Yes, it does, because the alternative is the moronic drug war strategy that's been followed for the last 50 years.
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by 3131s 6y ago
What? How does limiting TLDs to only .com make any sense and how does that help with transcending national boundaries? I'm no fan of how new TLDs have been rolled out either... Take a look at the Public Suffix List because you'll
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by 3131s 6y ago
They’re certainly bothering people and threatening peoples’ freedom. All of them? What percentage of the dead were terrorists? Because "they" in this case is referring to around 1 million people now.
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by 3131s 6y ago
You need some perspective on this. A solid half of the world has so little money that these people routinely die from easily preventable conditions.
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by 3131s 6y ago
There were a few pro-nuclear candidates this time around among the Democrats, but none of the prominent ones.
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by 3131s 6y ago
Depends on your hosting provider with Outlook still right? I run a mail server on Linode and I had thought that Microsoft was still blocking all their IPs.
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by 3131s 6y ago
Right, I did not like this change at all... I use the langlinks across many languages, way more so than the average user so my use case is different.
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by 3131s 6y ago
That's called stylometry and it can be surprisingly accurate under the right conditions.
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by 3131s 6y ago
I made a minesweeper clone in JS and CSS, it's not as hard as you'd think and just a few hundred lines of code. I still want to attempt a multiplayer minesweeper, which might benefit more from something like Vue. A dashboard is us

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