Darmody

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by Darmody 4y ago
Good luck to whoever is working on it but if the original devs couldn't keep it alive because of VSC, I don't think anyone else will. I think both editors play in the same league and VSC has the community which is was matters.
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by Darmody 4y ago
Maybe it's not a bad idea to remove all the foods that need unhealthy vegetable oils.
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by Darmody 4y ago
I don't care about frequent updates but I hate the forced restart after an update. Now I have disabled the automatic security updates in Ubuntu only because I can't just close my browser whenever Mozilla feels like it. I can'
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by Darmody 4y ago
I don't care that much when I fast. I simply drink water and move on with my life.
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by Darmody 4y ago
To me, anything beyond water breaks the fast. That doesn't mean you can't have coffee or a cup of tea, but I wouldn't put milk in it because that's literally food, with many calories, macro and micronutrients, etc.
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by Darmody 4y ago
I've seen the effects of "limiting" the price. I started paying 0.17€/kWh which is way more than I used to pay but not that bad with all the current events. After limiting the natural gas price I started paying between 0
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by Darmody 4y ago
Not OP but if I were to buy a laptop right now, it'd be the Inspiron 16 plus. Last gen i7, 3050/3060, up to 32GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, 3k 16:10 screen, good battery. And i think they sell it without dedicated graphics card too. Now I h
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by Darmody 4y ago
A mechanic has multiple customers at the same time. If they were to work for 2 hours and then find another customer they'd be broke.
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by Darmody 4y ago
Who charges when they have no customers? Who do they charge to?
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by Darmody 4y ago
My uncle who's a mechanic, bills 35/40€/h and it's not expensive. If you go to any retail mechanic the rate won't be lower than 70€/h.
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by Darmody 4y ago
Muscles and flexibility. It won't increase your lifespan per se but it'll vastly increase your quality of life. If you were to die at 80, you'll want to be able to do something else that sitting your last years.
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by Darmody 4y ago
I love the innovation but I don't see me buying something like this. I'd use it like a standard laptop and I think most people would do the same. And then you have all the possible screen problems. We've seen it happening wit
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by Darmody 4y ago
I'm not a fan of his Gaia theory but many years May his books made me change my mind about nuclear energy. May he rest in peace.
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by Darmody 4y ago
But installing the 3 or 4 extensions that I need takes no more than 2 minutes. I don't have to tweak anything else.
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by Darmody 4y ago
Because some tweaks can't just be saved and restored later.
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by Darmody 4y ago
To me it means: I don't have to spend a whole week tweaking stuff so the DE won't get break my workflow with annoying things. Which then translates to bugs here and there, inconsistency and may other problems. And while Gnome is a
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by Darmody 4y ago
You've just described my experience with KDE/Plasma.
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by Darmody 4y ago
8, 16, 24 or 40 GB of RAM. What is that?
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by Darmody 4y ago
Yes, which is worse. Slower and more RAM hungry.
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by Darmody 4y ago
And Volkswagen. They were such good people, why are they so hated everywhere?
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by Darmody 4y ago
You're saying it like you're the only one running docker. I use it daily too and it sucks. Containers needs rebooting a few times a day or the changes I make in the code won't work. Then there's the massive ram consumpti
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by Darmody 4y ago
> Well yeah that is kind of the philosophy - a single simple way to do things. Not being able to do something is very different from what you're saying. Not being able to do something, in fact, makes it more complicated b
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by Darmody 4y ago
I come from linux and I feel like I've been given a machine for computer illiterate people who are going to do some office work at Starbucks. Stereotypical, yes, but that's how I feel. I need this basic software feature. Yeah? Too
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by Darmody 4y ago
Am I the only one around here that doesn't like MacBooks? The hardware is fine, yes, except the glossy screen but the software is horrible. Everything is a pain in the a*.
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by Darmody 4y ago
This is great, thanks. Now I'm on a 3.1k calories diet and some days I run out of ideas and I just don't know what to eat. I won't follow the full meal plan but there are some good recipes there that I'll definitely use.
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by Darmody 4y ago
From my experience, people think most people back then lived around 40 years, while some lived less and some lived more.
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by Darmody 4y ago
He was talking about the type of cancer the thinks technoblade had. And you know what? He wasn't wrong. Quote from his website. > In honor of his memory, a portion of the proceeds from all online orders will be donated to a wo
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by Darmody 4y ago
I know people who even nowadays install OpenOffice and I have to explain them that it's not what they should be using, etc, etc.
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by Darmody 4y ago
If the nick bot is down, there's no registration. It's just a bot that runs on IRC just like the bots I made when I was using it.
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by Darmody 4y ago
I don't think that's going to change. It's like that by design and I don't think IRC devs are willing to change it. So you'd have to use a server that's connected to the IRC server 24/7 and connect from yo

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