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8y ago
Not the OP, but I made a similar transition. I got fed up with using APT to manage packages while Yum/DNF seem much more complete and elegant. I seem to get far fewer package conflicts with Yum, and the error messages when something do
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My favorite new one that I have been using a lot: function cheat() { curl cht.sh/$1 } It queries the cht.sh cheatsheet of various Unix commands. 'cheat tar' prints: # To extract an uncompressed archive: t
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We also use WikiJS, it is great. The fact that all the articles are stored and checked into Git in the background is great for keeping track of who edits what, undoing accidental changes, and keeping the wiki content agnostic to the platfor
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This is what drove me to cancel Prime. After having this happen to me three times (adding Prime items to cart and getting all the way to the end of checkout before noticing the lack of two day shipping).
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If you are going to introduce a flat tax on a good--say 5% for all members of society regardless of wealth--that tax would affect the poor more than it affects the rich, even if it is functionally the same amount of money. With this in mind
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This has been a sticking point for me too when trying to transition to FF from Chrome. My main monitor is a 4k 24-inch, and at that pixel density, the Windows HiDPI scaling isn't always enough to get the text the correct size for comfo
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Have been running Thunderbird for G-Apps based work email for over a year (Fedora 26,27). Using the Provider for Google Calendar extension works well for integrating calendar into Thunderbird. Other than fighting with the calendar occasiona
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8y ago
Using Fedora 27 with Wayland, I have not found a way to do this other than logging out and back in :/
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The Arch wiki used to have an amazing Beginner's guide along with the general Installation Guide. They've since dropped it from the wiki, but there are archived versions that I still bring up every now and then when setting up a n
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There are a lot of good answers in this thread, I'll suggest one that most people may not of heard of. Mark Furneaux - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDQEDxAVuxcsyeEoOpSoRA He does Homelab-style networking, lin
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> afaik there isn't a way to make statements in a manner that will reach all citizens. I don't think Clinton and all the presidents before him had trouble making statements without the use of Twitter.
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Seconded, the difference in quality between the Chrome extension and the Firefox add-on is palpable. I hadn't noticed a difference until after Quantum as released, and it seems to be getting worse.
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It's quite nice. Doesn't run pfSense yet, but apparently that's being worked on. There's a version of Arch that runs wonderfully on it though. I bought it a few days ago after reading this[1] guide to try to replace my p
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9y ago
Great list, saving for later!
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> Hide the laborers in a far off insanely demanding warehouse, you just get the goods. Anecdotal, but I have visited a few of the Amazon warehouses in the Seattle area. I was surprised by the amount of effort Amazon went to to emphasize
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9y ago
Thanks for this explanation.
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9y ago
What? Fn+F5 works fine in chrome.
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10y ago
Vimeo has a reverse business model from YouTube, creators must pay Vimeo to host their videos. They also do not have an ad-revenue sharing program for creators to make money back from. Brady Haran and CGP Grey discuss their YouTube business
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12y ago
Personally I run a Ventrilo server on a free-tier AWS. Better than paying for a lifetime server with only 5 slots, considering mine is unlimited, free for the first year, and probably under $5 a month after that (plus it's always good
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12y ago
Unfortunately it's a bit of all of them. There are multiple ways to take screenshots on a mac depending on what you're after: Cmd-Shift-3: takes a full screen shot. Cmd-Shift-4: gives you a crosshair to select a portion of the scr
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13y ago
There is a lot of money in prolonging the status quo.
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14y ago
As a resident of Boston, this is correct except for the regular delays of the Green Line. Consider this map only accurate for the three other lines and add 20 minutes to the map's estimate for the Green Line and you're probably in the ballp