AdmiralGinge

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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
It's one of those things I'm perfectly satisfied to read about. I have a bit of a guilty pleasure of reading trip reports of ridiculous stuff like Datura on Erowid, that alone would convince all but the hardiest souls to give it t
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
I use it for my primary email, absolutely no complaints about it. The web interface is nice and clean, the app is pretty good too. I migrated from Gmail about five years ago (after an invite from a friend) and I've not looked back.
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
>If I'm not in I expect another delivery attempt or for the package to be taken to the secure local* depot where I can pick it up. It's not the lack of localness that's the problem for me in the UK, it's more that mos
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
I have my suspicions about /r/ukpolitics as well. During the last few UK election campaigns the place has read like there's enough astroturf to supply the next dozen Olympics.
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
That's a terrible idea in my opinion, any advertising at all on Wikipedia would be the thin edge of a very unpleasant wedge. Wikipedia is many people's first stop for knowledge, we really don't want people being able to buy
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
In all seriousness, Brave New World is an excellent book. It's quite startling how much Huxley got right (and also what he got wrong, instead of soma we actually got the complete opposite with an international version of American pro
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by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
I love firefox too, it's my go-to browser at work on Linux and at home on macOS. It really isn't as well integrated into macOS either though, especially compared to Chrome and Safari. The trackpad support (or lack of it) would pro