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EasyMark
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1y ago
As someone who grew up in a small town with a not so moral local law enforcement, I almost guarantee this sheriff has a political agenda against someone who dared post a meme about their favorite podcaster who was just assassinated.
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1y ago
why would you run a set of software meant for medical providers (hospitals, clinics, etc) on your phone?
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1y ago
exactly, clicking on most bluecheck accounts on any politically active post on twitter and you will likely find a bot posting 24/7 about politics, usually as a right wing troll, been quite a while since I spotted a leftist one, but I h
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1y ago
Right, I despised what he stood for and his death has no impact on my life in reality. Doesn't mean I wanted him harmed in any fashion, I just didn't like him or his platform. I'm not sure why people are such simpletons that
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1y ago
A lot of people didn't and still don't. Sometimes your job/business requires certain software that is only available on windows. I'm not giving up my job for an OS. for the past 15 years or so I could do everything on Ma
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1y ago
you said it used blink/chromium engine, just correcting that is all.
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1y ago
I have youtube premium so I guess I hadn't noticed. it seems perfectly stable and usable to me though so maybe you're more of a power user than me. I do most of my browser on a laptop to be honest
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1y ago
right, also brave and kagi and vivaldi all have blocking built in. Adguard and wipr work pretty well for stock safari.
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1y ago
edge? brave? vivaldi? dolphin?
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1y ago
without that "mozilla trash" waterfox wouldn't exist
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1y ago
they don't have an export function? I did that with lastpass -> bitwarden and it was a little bit of a hassle it wasn't too bad, just need to makes sure the exported cvs looked correct, no issues and didn't find anything w
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1y ago
kagi with ublock origin extension is just as good
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1y ago
it uses the gecko engine, what are you talking about?
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1y ago
ublock origin or ublock lite?
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1y ago
Brave offers basically the same level of ad blocking including on ios
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1y ago
Maybe more chronologically correct to say "how very similar to C that golang looks"
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1y ago
or rust/zig as well.
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1y ago
the big question is why do you get to choose that for me or why is it society's choice and not my own? assuming I'm of a healthy mental state.
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1y ago
Seems like a good way to go out, "my choice, my body" . I realize some psychological exam should be necessary before such things but it really should be self-determined within reason. I hate that USA is so far behind the curve on
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1y ago
doubtful, they say this with every generation of console and even gaming pc systems. When it's popularity decreases then profits decrease and then maybe it will be "the last generation".
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1y ago
I keep reading about all the memory leaks and have been staying far away. Lots of people reporting slowdowns and crashes and not being able to launch new apps. That just shows really bad QA across not just one app or the OS but across the w
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1y ago
You don't need to tell people to update to 26 though? it's easy enough to keep updating 15.x as long as mac keeps pumping out security updates.
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1y ago
I always wait for each point release and see if complaints are up or down. I can adjust to about any UI, as long as 80-90% stays the same. For example I ditched windows almost completely at 8 when they left the classic look and went for tab
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1y ago
That's cool, just don't expect linux to handle infinite hardware, it will never happen. Windows doesn't either, your hardware was likely designed to handle windows from the beginning. We as a community welcome people but we a
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1y ago
When you start with the antichrist as a real person and contemporary threat everything that comes after is gonna fall apart. I agree with RFK on ultraprocessed foods and weightlifting, the health benefits of which are well-established by sc
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1y ago
in my experience only the comments section which is full of the same whackos as it has been for the past decade. I'm a regular reader at reason, lots of the articles are good and present traditional libertarian points of view.
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1y ago
Those guys are just embarrassed republicans trying to pass themselves off as more intellectual, when they're just as close minded as ever and want to end civil rights and political speech. I've watched the Mises branches and they
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1y ago
So someone talking about the antichrist in an non-metaphorical way doesn't make you think they have a mental illness?
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1y ago
Yeah it's a weak argument. Public transportation is weak in the US because support for it is weak. It will take a dramatic shift in the Average American view of mass transit or some breathtaking price decrease in trains/tunneling&
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That's what I thought too. Boring equipment that could dig tunnels for extremely cheap. Don't know the current status, but I didn't think it was set up like picturing set of interconnected tubes like, for instance, the interw
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