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811.
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HKH2
4y ago
Try Reddit. I think you might like it.
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4y ago
> things are nuanced - hammer and sickle is hardly as offensive and can be placed in the same category as the Nazi symbol Even if you completely buy into the narrative that it was a giant mistake, what is nuanced about the fact that tens
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HKH2
4y ago
People proudly display the hammer and sickle, because Hitler was an evil man, whereas Mao and Stalin were just extremely unlucky or something. Antifa and BLM don't assault people or destroy property (If people deserve it, it's not
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HKH2
4y ago
> then you can go on AliExpress/Google and actually land on the exact product by matching the hash. I'm fairly sure some people would split the hashes up like phone numbers.
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HKH2
4y ago
I'm not sure that scripting is easier. For automation, xdotool is pretty good. xprop and wmctrl are not so user friendly though. As for keyboard remapping, sxhkd is great, but finding what keys are called requires xev or something like
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HKH2
4y ago
His domain name has 'nude' in it.
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HKH2
4y ago
There is a difference between 'KMail' and 'Konqueror'.
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HKH2
4y ago
I think the point is that it's cheesy to use the letter as the start of a word, like spelling 'c' words with a 'k'. That's why I think 'Krita' is a good name, and 'Konqueror' not so much.
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HKH2
4y ago
Krita is great for drawing with a graphics tablet, especially with the pop-up palette. I don't miss Photoshop at all.
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4y ago
Can Russia protect the Donbas from being shelled if they don't invade further?
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HKH2
4y ago
Yeah I know. I was just being facetious.
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4y ago
> why not eat a dog, why not eat a monkey… Eating carnivores is not a good idea because they have higher concentrations of poison etc. > if you eat a cow why not eat a horse? Sure, that's a valid point. Where can I buy it?
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HKH2
4y ago
No, parents lay the foundations with discipline etc.
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HKH2
4y ago
> the NYT isn't a monolithic actor with a singular mind. Isn't there an editor?
825.
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HKH2
4y ago
Camille Paglia
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HKH2
4y ago
You'd need to collect a lot of data for that, and there is no guarantee that the person listening hasn't built up a tolerance to it already.
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HKH2
4y ago
> We used to think mars had civilization and canals until not too long ago Who? I've never heard of such an idea.
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HKH2
4y ago
Yeah, I think it's impossible to encapsulate feelings anyway. I think we think we remember how something feels, but we just simulate it on demand, and there's no way to tell the difference.
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HKH2
4y ago
Haskell developers want Haskell to be fast and safe. Rust is fast and safe.
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HKH2
4y ago
Art is by definition artificial. If you can't get that far then you're probably referring to aesthetics or something else.
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HKH2
4y ago
The brushes seem better in Krita, and the pop-up palette is quite convenient when using a tablet. With layer styles supported now, I don't miss anything from Photoshop.
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HKH2
4y ago
Like a giant welder?
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HKH2
4y ago
What do you do to get back to eating food normally?
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4y ago
> When speaking to children, adults often start with the assumption that children are inferior in some way to adults and therefore they can't be spoken to in a rational way. People often underestimate the complexity of things they a
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HKH2
4y ago
If you only write how you speak, your readers will suffer.
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HKH2
4y ago
> With such a list, why bother and not stop reading the news altogether? I think they're probably going to avoid most ragebait with such a list. Not all news is political.
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HKH2
4y ago
If you're getting the stock band, you might want to buy some spares because they're the first thing to go.
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4y ago
He may have been a household name in England. I have no idea. If you're into electronic music, I think you're bound to see him mentioned somewhere because it seems people like namedropping him. That said, I completely agree that y
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4y ago
> we'd riot and burn down their mansions. The cops clearly won't let that happen.
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HKH2
4y ago
It reminds me of the documentary The Cove. People were herding dolphins by banging metal rods in the water. It doesn't seem noisy, but it's clearly stressful for them.
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