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by 627467 6y ago
I read "we may increase the current 6 months limit for a BNO holder to 12 months possibly opening a path to citizenship [for those who fullfil all requirements to apply for citizenship]" The title and Minister's position is v
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by 627467 6y ago
I discovered andy's notes in the past and has been trying to determined what he uses to publish those clean yet powerfull notes. The janitor is only one part. do you also publish your notes as HTML? How to you make use of the backlinks
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by 627467 6y ago
I love that bear looks as good (if not better) on by blackberry passport (Sq display) as on my galaxy S9
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by 627467 6y ago
One of my unplanned consequences of the lockdown is that I sorta burned-out of covid news about 3weeks into lockdown and I just naturally stop refreshing (or loading) news sites. I don't use traditional social media much either so I de
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by 627467 6y ago
Not directly related but: How readable are these mobile layouts for everybody else? https://postimg.cc/4HbvS38q https://postimg.cc/SjWGsZyd
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by 627467 6y ago
Amazing tool! And of course by the same person who did urlpages! Just this weekend I was exploring embedding a whole deterministic password gen into urlpages so I could have a syncable password manager with little infrastructure but obvious
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by 627467 6y ago
I got rid of my overloaded feedly account and am now hosting a rss2email service that gathers posts from about 10 feeds
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by 627467 6y ago
Many (liberal) countries still hold mandatory military services. I think there was much more resistance to the general consensus around 9/11 and other "man made catastrophes" than this one. "Science" has shut off an
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by 627467 6y ago
I don't know what I expected the people as a whole to do, but I guess I didn't expect such quick consensus and lack of debate/discussion on such complex matter. The people have certainly debated/went up in arms for much
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by 627467 6y ago
Agreed on the description on how the State wielded the power (not very effectively I'd argue) yet I'm not claiming that the State knows what to do with power (specially in such pandemic situation), I'm merely describing that
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by 627467 6y ago
Doesn't feudalism arise out of weak (practically non existent) centralized power structures? Despite the rethoric of late (particularly in Trump America) I think most of the world (including the US) is heading towards stronger Nation S
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by 627467 6y ago
Maybe you'll prefer the original (dead-language) Latin version: Via Lactea. Sounds cooler to me, maybe because it's a Dead language name.
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by 627467 6y ago
What a coincidence as I'm reading up on deterministic password generators: - DPG: https://plevyak.com/dpg.html - MasterPassword: https://masterpassword.app/ - LessPass: https://lesspass.com&
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by 627467 6y ago
I'm only a recent user of SSB, many of the problems you describe seems related to the inherent nature of the protocol making it hard to onboard (ie. You almost always would need access to a pub to connect to the first few users). On iO
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by 627467 6y ago
I can't help but feel shocked by this development. I guess it's my fault given that keybase was always potentially a target for acquisition. PR-wise it does not seem to bode well for those who relied on it for both file, chat and
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1bit-UI: a small CSS library for making retro-inspired web pages(1bit-ui.com)
3 points by 627467 6y ago|0 comments
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by 627467 6y ago
I started using caddy (v2) a couple of months ago. I'm no dev/admin type and it has been a godsend because it made so easy for me to secure my sites
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by 627467 7y ago
The point of patents is to incentivize disclosure of knowledge in exchange for limited protection. I personally think that public institutions funding research that leads to patents should share benefits of said patents. I believe most oper
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by 627467 7y ago
If we think of public funding as early stage (extremely risky) investment, then it's more like the lottery that angel investors and vcs play: most investments result in little to no public good but some will make up for bad investments
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by 627467 7y ago
I get it: Apple placed their fastest SoC on a phone 1/3 of the price of their other phone. And currently that seems to be faster than any android device... But, what is the big deal? Chips always get faster/cheaper. "Pocket c
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by 627467 7y ago
I had that perception from friends who work remotely, yet, it seems counter intuitive... I would think that if a company is open to fill a position with someone remote than the supply-side is much bigger lowering the bargaining power of som
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by 627467 7y ago
immunesystem can also kill. in fact, one of the ways covid19 kills is through cytokine storm, a immune overreaction. I don't understand why people seem so sure this is not a case of social immune overreaction.
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by 627467 7y ago
unpopular opinion: personally I'm not optimistic that any good lesson will come out of covid19 outbreak. every recent viral outbreak seem to have generated more and more overreaction that will not only seriously bring in the economic c
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by 627467 7y ago
I'm curious to how does these measures affect individuals ability to get help and solve their problems they may have given the nation wide shutdown. I understand that WHO questioning of China's decision to lockdown of many of it&#
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by 627467 7y ago
There have been several CEOS who historically have paid themselves 1usd or very low salaries. They end up making up the difference in other parts of their comp packages. I suppose this boss is also the main shareholder so he benefits from p
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Microblog.pub: self-hosted, single-user, ActivityPub powered microblog(github.com)
2 points by 627467 7y ago|0 comments
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by 627467 7y ago
I'm loving that this runs on a (end of lifed) blackberry passport browser. Not many 'cool' interactive webstuff works on older devices nowadays...
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by 627467 7y ago
I'm among the ones who think that the most efficient way to lower gender pay gap is to promote longer leaves (parental or not) among men. 'favouring' one gender with 'benefits' for things like caring for family is o
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by 627467 7y ago
I don't want to be overly critical here but If we rush to call this 'widespread surveillance' (intended or not) I worry that we'll quickly start losing words/expressions to describe the stuff that snowden unveiled o
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by 627467 7y ago
Isn't this (pcc) urbit.org?

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