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A cosmetic fix to a cosmetic issue. Still a fix and still an issue :) Some might even say UX is more important than the underlying tech!
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Nice! Feature request: drop-down menu to select a few “popular“ brush sets.
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The German tax laws for charities around having to spend donations in “a timely fashion“ are being loosened, but it’s really more a question of proper tax advice. It is a common myth in volunteer-run organizations than you cannot create lon
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The allegorical parents and the internalized judge to overcome.
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Even if you don’t give a f*ck about decency, it is simply irrational to do it like that if it were about cost cutting. The only goal of this can be to create trauma and more violence, like one person in the article rightfully quotes. This i
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Anyone above a certain karma level can flag articles; it rarely if ever is HN staff. They don’t do the editorializing. Anything “controversial” will likely be flagged by a sufficient number of users; this doesn’t reflect a particular positi
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Survival?
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I use PhotoSync to transfer files automatically. There is also icloudpd and other tools to grab them from iCloud but it requires Advanced Data Protection off.
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How do you know what that person is doing or not doing to try and get rid of those in power, and for their survival? In fact, your government is still in power, so according to your line of argument I can hold you personally responsible for
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And why do you feel capable to judge if somebody is OK with what their government is doing or not? It’s really that simple: you cannot, unless they explicitly state it.
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The point is that it is not YOU who is doing it. It’s about separating people from the actions of whoever is in power in their place.
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> nobody is going to care about Obviously untrue. Iran has 90 million citizens, and multitudes of that number do care out of principle. I am not trying to change your mind, but hope you would be more precise in your language next time to
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Any phone is sinister if you care about privacy and could be used to eavesdrop on you, correct!
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> because they don't just disappear people Article states otherwise, at least as far as ICE assistance goes.
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I feel like a lot of the discussions revolve around right or wrong in some absolute sense. I see it more as a question of authority: do you want me to respect your perspective, and are you willing to respect my perspective as equally “right
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In my grief training, it was made pretty clear that typical grieving of a loss takes 3 to 5 years to somehow find to a new normal and start living again, and lasts forever, with phases of varying intensity. It is important to allow all the
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> On the contrary, when someone is depressed, the immediate response by people around them is generally try to "cheer them up" or encourage them to exit that depressed state. An explanation for that behavior is that this kind o
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Assuming linearity, which I doubt is the case.
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Gwern on correlation and causation: https://gwern.net/correlation
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The main point I wanted to make is that if you only assume the best but don’t actually believe it, you might think their reaction to your (pretended) niceness “confirms“ your assumption, where what it actually confirms is your belief and
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I generally agree but in my experience it becomes more complex when you cognitively decide on one thing (to assume the best), but don’t feel it. How you feel influences how it’s going to happen in major and in subtle ways. Your return frien
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> I assume the secret is mostly genetics Obligatory mention of how genetics and early nurture and environment cannot be separated in research: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/looking-in-the-cultu...
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Small nitpick: GPL requires to provide a source copy on request. It does not require the author to make it public. Also, original authors can dual license, so the GPL would only apply to users, not them, and they are free to change license
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What’s it with the definitely not legally required “legally-required Cookie Banner“.
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Twin studies problem: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/looking-in-the-cultu... The End of Violence: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/454978/the-end-of-violence-b...
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> without losing quality Signal does lossy compression on images. You can change image quality from “Standard“ to “High“ in its settings but not disable it.
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Isn’t it still that when signatures are added at some point it turns out that the malware code has been uploaded months before, or did that change?
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I have been running internet services on shared hosts, VPS, dedicated servers, colocated own hardware, since 1996, including larger projects that have their own Wikipedia entry etc, and have never needed to put anything behind cloudflare or
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I am not using a car, I do not commute, I do not go to an office. I usually spend my days outside, roaming the city, sitting in parks and cafes. I have a 13mini and started to carry a lightweight power bank in my backpack because it tends t
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There was fiber deployment in the GDR and plans to extend it already before the OPAL project, which came after reunification. I remember our East German CS network professor talking about it with passion but fail to find information online.

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