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by DNied 6y ago
How brainwashed do you need to be in order to liken Zuckerberg's websites to society?
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by DNied 6y ago
> use the limit command to see only the email you are interested in, then use the tag command Just for clarity: you can just tag without limiting first > it's easy to integrate an external tool (notmuch, maildir-utils, mairix...)
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by DNied 6y ago
And then you reach for the link with the artist's name, only to find that it leads to his Instagram page. Says a lot about the contradictions of our time.
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by DNied 6y ago
The linked article says nothing like that.
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by DNied 6y ago
The iPhone example is frankly laughable. Try selling a smartphone without copy/paste and with subpar vocal quality if you're not Apple . People will throw it in your face.
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by DNied 6y ago
Nope. Still an unproven correlation.
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by DNied 6y ago
> look what the world achieved after it left roman numerals behind. Look what the world achieved after we started wearing button shirts.
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by DNied 6y ago
> Our own aircrafts crash quite rarely Except maybe when they are experimental...
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by DNied 6y ago
> Or you want foreign military leaders to think you are baffled by their stealth tech That doesn't seem conducive to that mutual deterrence which is usually desirable.
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by DNied 6y ago
Surely it hurts quite a bit more than "only the president"?
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by DNied 6y ago
Or zoom in a little...
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by DNied 6y ago
It could be an interesting website, but I really don't feel like scrolling horizontally all the time to read the text.
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by DNied 6y ago
So far, only Microsoft has been a nuisance to my personal SMTP server (there's an open issue about Microsoft's dubious blacklists on GitHub, with several participants: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/microsof
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by DNied 6y ago
Another cool command-line weather service: finger city@graph.no also includes forecasts (try city+24).
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by DNied 6y ago
No spying technologies built into the CPU, at least as far as we know. That one is a big deal.
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by DNied 6y ago
So you're partly comfortable with this?
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by DNied 7y ago
I use a magnificent HP emulator called nonpareil for almost all my RPN needs (the rest being covered by dc and xcalc -rpn).
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by DNied 7y ago
OK but which one has the most efficient backdoors? When the hidden TCP/IP stack sends all your data to the mothership, you don't want your connection to get too sluggish.
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by DNied 7y ago
> If the figures come from paternity testing lab results then you are automatically > biasing the data towards those that are suspicious Testing labs also have a vested interest in spreading inflated stats.
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by DNied 7y ago
Voters have already voted, so what's the point of an article urging people to not believe the Brexiters?