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It has a good public transport system, yes, but ironically it's the only city where I felt kind of insecure in the subway. Always making sure nobody is going to pickpocket me or I don't look the wrong way at some guy looking for t
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People didn't adopt that principle because religion told them to, they adopted it because it allowed them to outcompete the primitive societies that didn't. But the divine nature of mankind makes that commandment more po
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5y ago
If you ever need the urge to drink to cope with your problems, try doing something physical instead. It doesn't have to be any sport. Things like cleaning your house works as well. Do something repetitive, something that your autopilot
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The model I use to think of it is that drugs steal life energy from your future and give it to you in the present. I've never seen it this way but it makes a lot of sense. It's just the opposite of making sacrifices toda
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Already discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28961528
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No, it means some problems are addressed while others aren't.
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At the beginning of the pandemic the Spanish authorities literally said that masks not only were not useful but they could be harmful because they gave a false safety feeling. Since then it has been proved over and over again that masks, ev
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5y ago
The questions is, who decides who is intolerant? In this scenario Democrats will claim Republicans are being intolerant and vice versa.
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People are in crypto because of money, no because of some philosophical questions about who should control money. It doesn't matter it it's a stable coin, a pump and dump scheme, or a regular fiat currency. If they see the chance
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Framework X Yoyo Revolt Swoole Only to mention a few of the newest and hottest PHP tools. Then you have all the heavyweight, widely tested and used like Symfony, the Laravel ecosystem, Yii Framework, etc. PHP has never been better and healt
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You have now some with 3k resolution, 16:10 ratio. I hope we get to see more of those.
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There are multiple pay to play online games with a monthly fee, especially in the MMORPG sphere. Others sell loot boxes or cosmetic stuff, even games that cost you money both when buying the game and when renewing your monthly subscription.
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But again you would have to rely on the publisher. And they can simply create a new Blockchain for the game. In the end there's no difference between that and a traditional db.
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If the publisher shuts the servers down, it doesn't matter if a Blockchain days you're the owner of an item.
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Yes, of course, that's the one I used. I had it running maybe for a year until I decided to do a fresh install. that's when the problem started. Not even reinstalling it again solved it.
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Yes, but now it's even worse. It getting out of the gaming sphere into the mainstream.
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Blockchain is becoming a pain in the ass. Games don't need Blockchain. It serves no purpose other than making some people rich and having the games filled with farmers that will eventually ruin everything.
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I love Pop OS, sadly I had to replace it with Ubuntu on my main laptop with an Nvidia graphics card because of some random crashes where it would close my session and the screen would turn gray with no way to get back from that without rebo
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Yes, but I guess in a sealed bag everything gets hotter and hotter, not only the CPU/GPU.
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Similar thing happened to me with 1080p laptops. I've used some 720p laptops since then and oh god, it looks like something my grandma would use because her eyesight problems. I've seen several 16" laptops lately. I'm ac
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I guess you can always claim it didn't overheat in a bag but I still think that storing a turned on laptop in a bag or sealing somehow its ventilation it's a misuse and it shouldn't be covered by the warranty.
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People with mental illness need help. As they say, the first step is to admit you have a problem. But now, especially teens, use social networks to gain followers who will encourage them to keep doing whatever they're doing. And then..
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Unless Windows is doing something weird, hibernate is no different that shutting it down.
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15.6"-16" with small bezels are OK to me. Resolution 1080p or higher, even though I feel that 4k for that screen size is a bit overkill.
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Are ports private or state owned?
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5y ago
It's not exactly like that. Under no circumstances should you leave a laptop powered on and in any sleep/hibernate/standby mode when placed in a bag, backpack, or in an overhead bin. The laptop will overheat as a result
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Also the bitcoin trillionaires would control the whole network. So not a real decentralization.
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Once you can harvest organs from prisoners who committed outrageous crimes, the number of those prisoners will magically increase.
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I can't recommend Blokada enough. It won't solve your privacy problems but sure will block a lot of apps from sending info to their masters.
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This morning on my way to work I was listening to a podcast talk talked about dopamine "fasting". Recommended if you're interested in knowing s bit more. https://es.player.fm/1BKMFGF
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