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by 77pt77 4y ago
Thank you. I've been looking for anything like this for ages. Apparently another alternative is https://github.com/yausername/dvd And this one is on fdroid. DVD seems to work on more sites with more format options
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by 77pt77 4y ago
how? Is there a tutorial online? My brave browser doesn't seem to have the option to do that.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
You might find this interesting. https://dentex.github.io/ No bloat. No ads. Does the job fine.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
How does this compare to just planting trees? No maintenance and they also sequester carbon. All this seems to me like replacing trees with silicon and maybe that doesn't make sense.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Where's the energy coming from? Desalination takes a lot of energy.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
And that's completely expected.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Which is the opposite of what Brexit proponents claimed. They claimed the UK was so essential that it could dictate its own terms with both the EU and other trade partners.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
I'd assume extensive arcane template tricks and preprocessor abuse.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This one: https://www.cgal.org/ ?
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by 77pt77 4y ago
You should read "Proofs and Refutations by Imre Lakatos" if you haven't already.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
What people accept as truth is a social construct. That's a different thing. Your teacher was just a sophist.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
I see no paywall. Try the original article: https://theconversation.com/the-case-for-closing-down-womens...
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by 77pt77 4y ago
There are arguments that sections of society should not be sent to prison. Like, ever. Enjoy: https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/11/06/...
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> We don't really have contempt of court, mainly because we have a civil law Contempt of court exists in civil law as well.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
They are good but very, very small.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> "That's contempt. You can sit in jail until you decide to remember." I know it works like that in the states, but does it also work like that in France? In most places contempt is limited in time.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Debian unstable is usually years behind the times.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Another one is just maintainer/packagers for popular distros like Arch. I'd be very surprised if something shady isn't there as of now.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
What are the advantages? I'm very frustrated with firejail since I can't for example block execution in my home directory, with the exception of one subdirectory. It just can't be done.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Developers at FAANG making half a million a yer, yet they can't invest in the most critical library they use...
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Perfidious Albion 2.0
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Same with python. GIL and everything.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> I decline to answer that question on the grounds that it might be used to incriminate me
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by 77pt77 4y ago
And it won't ever go away with social apes.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
They knew he probably wasn't wrong and didn't give a shit about it. All they wanted was a way to punish him and going so clearly against "common sense" and orthodoxy was perfect and they used that.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This can't be stressed enough. He most certainly was not punished for any ideas, apart from making fun of the Pope and pissing off other people with power.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Probably apocryphal. Also the priests knew he was right. He just pissed off the Pope and was punished for that, not for any astronomical ideas. That was just the excuse.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
BTRFS is not stable?
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Joe is absolutely on point. Jobs, not so much. I think Jobs was trained from public presentation or something.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> I can’t legally garnish any wages. Why not? You have a judgment in your favor. Send it to collections.

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