Accacin

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by Accacin 10y ago
I've moved to using Disconnect with uBlock Origin. Would there be an advantage to using Privacy Badger instead of Disconnect?
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by Accacin 10y ago
I started to use Vim maybe six months ago and I found it obviously quite difficult to start with but I took it quite slow. I use Visual Studio at work and installed VsVim so I practiced VIM at work and at home on personal projects I used Vi
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by Accacin 10y ago
I have to agree with you here. I don't bother reading any political or news subs (except /r/uk) because I can pretty much guarantee the comments will not be adding anything to the discussion. For me, Reddit works pretty well
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by Accacin 10y ago
As a fellow Arch i3wm user I completely agree. I love i3's simple and readable config. It's odd that in Windows I dread updates, but using Arch I love to go home and see how many packages are ready to be installed and I usually en
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by Accacin 10y ago
Sorry, but how many people actually use the Mac and Windows app stores?
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by Accacin 10y ago
Tor is really for anonymity, not privacy.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Revolut or Monzo don't charge conversion fees.I've used both and they're both very good!
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by Accacin 10y ago
Well IMO they probably shouldn't, but then again people shouldn't be abusing their position either.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Reddit comments and posts have been used in investigations. In the UK a teenager was sentenced for writing some "racist" comment(I'm not saying this is right or wrong, just that it happened). Just think, the admins have the p
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by Accacin 10y ago
Depends how often you drive using a clutch. I've always driven using one so now even in long traffic jams I don't really notice my foot aching.. However when I first learned to drive it really used to ache.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Oh I don't doubt more people commute by car in the US at all. Your statement was "In Europe you either live on the countryside or use public transport.", your own sources show that 60% don't use public transport and I do
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by Accacin 10y ago
Quite old, but there was an article on the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34713435
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by Accacin 10y ago
It's £30 now.
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by Accacin 10y ago
How can you make such a ridiculous and broad statement? I'm in the UK and I commute an hour to work down the motorway/highway. With traffic it's an hour and I drive a manual car like just about everyone else. Most people I kn
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by Accacin 10y ago
I think 4G in Europe is generally pretty good, in the UK I'm getting 20GB 4G data, unlimited calls and texts for £20. However, on some networks 4G data can be pretty intermittant so you might not always be getting 4G :(
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by Accacin 10y ago
Running Arch for years, and an update has never broken my system. It requires more maintenance, sure, but Arch is incredibly stable generally.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Oh come on that's completely false. Building your own computer now is easier than it's ever been and can be a lot more cost efficient than buying something pre-built. Not everyone wants to build there own of course, but saying it&
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by Accacin 10y ago
Just use !g, it's not perfect but it's fast.
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by Accacin 10y ago
> (Once it's tracked and officially acted on, it's going to be a sex offender case like sexting became, right?) I'm not 100%, but I think recent guidelines in the UK advised that is an underage person is caught "sexti
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by Accacin 10y ago
8 of those in the UK are Bank Holidays. I'm not sure about others countries because I'm from the UK, but I think other countries get more "real" holiday days than the UK. Most companies I've worked for offer a littl
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by Accacin 10y ago
I actually never thought of that. We have the same "problem" in the UK with support, although I've noticed more companies trying to get support back into the UK and these are the companies I try and do business with.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I must live in a different part of the UK than you, because I rarely get any small talk. Yes, they do come and ask if everything's okay, but that's it really. When I visited the US it was like every 5mins asking if I wanted anythi
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by Accacin 10y ago
Agree completely. i3 has been an eye opener for me. I'd recently got back into Linux after Windows 10 and I went with Arch and Gnome, but Gnome really wasn't doing it for me. Set up i3 and I haven't looked back. I love how fa
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by Accacin 10y ago
I completely missed the word "robot" then and was pretty impressed that you wanted to teach your dog to read.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I notice you never actually answered his question.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I agree it's not often that I do it, but it does happen. For instance if you're on a plane? Normally I'll have my phone charging via powerbank or USB port, and I'll have my headphones plugged in obviously so I don't
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by Accacin 10y ago
To be fair they say "some of the world’s first urban planners", although I do agree with you.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I've been happy with i3wm for quite a while now, a good balance of power user features and ease of use.
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by Accacin 10y ago
My personal favourite is Susy. http://susy.oddbird.net/
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by Accacin 10y ago
With English and I guess other languages, you just learn your alphabet and you can guess words pretty well. This is not the same as in Chinese, so children would most likely need to use repition a lot more to learn the characters that they

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