HKH2

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961.
by HKH2 5y ago
The West, particularly Europe, has an energy dependence problem. I think they might have to accept some things they don't want. Was nuclear power such a terrible option?
962.
by HKH2 5y ago
In Mandarin, you can count to 99 using combinations of just 10 short sounds (without any variation). Ordinal numbers are made using one sound that goes in front of the number. The names of days are the equivalent of Day 1, Day 2 etc. (excep
963.
by HKH2 5y ago
How could it be his whole life if he hasn't catalogued his thoughts? He doesn't show that he has metrics about the thoughts he has.
964.
by HKH2 5y ago
From my experience, the best way to get good marks in a non-STEM degree is to repeat back to your professors/tutors what they say. Trying to expound your own ideas is often a fool's errand.
965.
by HKH2 5y ago
Where does tolerance come from?
966.
by HKH2 5y ago
How about paper parachutes?
967.
by HKH2 5y ago
Why would anyone change Bash now?
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by HKH2 5y ago
It has to be weighed with worse alternatives, not just better ones.
969.
by HKH2 5y ago
Did I say it is bad for the US to help a dictator?
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by HKH2 5y ago
If it weren't for the Russians, the Middle East would be in a bigger mess now. Russia has helped Syria defend itself, along with other countries in the region. I can't see any moral good in arming extremist rebels and letting coun
971.
by HKH2 5y ago
What does '+ tr' do?
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by HKH2 5y ago
Where do you put China?
973.
by HKH2 5y ago
So you want to give more power to the one offender you can't fight?
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by HKH2 5y ago
> Dunno, the US pacified Germany and Japan w/o totally destroying them and deporting people to Siberia like Russia does. So you pick examples from more than 70 years ago. That's how good American PR is. > I'd pick US he
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by HKH2 5y ago
> it is unable to exist peacefully with other countries. Have you heard of the US? It is that country that keeps starting fights to maintain the petrodollar so they can print money out of thin air. They have shown that you can commit num
976.
by HKH2 5y ago
The current war did not start in a vacuum. Who backed the Maidan revolution in 2014? Who backed the regime change that just happened in Pakistan? Who keeps fighting for regime changes all over the Middle East leading to the deaths of milli
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by HKH2 5y ago
Patrick Lancaster is one of the few people who do journalism on the ground in the Donbass region. He shows clear shell damage to civilian targets and interviews people and they say that they are being shelled by Ukrainians.
978.
by HKH2 5y ago
That's the Gnome ethos of being against customizability.
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by HKH2 5y ago
Who cares what others are doing? If nothing is left from your perspective, pick another field/hobby and use your knowledge to automate things and build your own interfaces.
980.
by HKH2 5y ago
When did they claim that?
981.
by HKH2 5y ago
What distro(s) do you use?
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by HKH2 5y ago
What right wing alternatives would you recommend?
983.
by HKH2 5y ago
I'm Australian and I would never recommend it. It's average, like most fiction that comes from Australia.
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by HKH2 5y ago
I have a Wacom tablet, not an XP-Pen, sorry. Even with touch you need apps that support it. Pinching to zoom is the only thing that seems to work in Krita. That's not worth the bother IMO.
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by HKH2 5y ago
Mine has touch functionality but I turned it off. I move/spin the canvas using the pen buttons.
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by HKH2 5y ago
I know. I don't want to keep doing that. I don't care how good your new features are.
987.
by HKH2 5y ago
I was a Firefox user, but Firefox these days pushes all sorts of Firefox advertising. I want a blank page when I load my browser; don't do the Microsoft thing and change it to your ads. I don't care about your color schemes. I don
988.
by HKH2 5y ago
All that awkwardness is in your mind. Work through memories one by one.
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by HKH2 5y ago
> You can say or host whatever you want. I doubt it. Even if you self-host, you can't guarantee you won't be DDOSed.
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by HKH2 5y ago
Chromium is open source. You can freely fork it too. There is a trade-off between privacy and convenience, and one between agency and simplicity. Mozilla is quite okay with pushing their own proprietary products and removing customization.

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