LordShredda

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by LordShredda 2y ago
But why does it need a heavy screen attached to your head? Just get some shorts and go outside, and if you can afford a quest 2 then surely you can afford a tennis table
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by LordShredda 2y ago
Really nice editing, makes it accessible for non technical people.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
But you know soldiers are in a tank, and you know a pilot is in a plane. Who's in an apartment?
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by LordShredda 3y ago
This looks like a simple case of economy going bad and the president getting voted out. Will be interesting to see what's in plan to fix it
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by LordShredda 3y ago
10's of millions? It's the only thing playing in coffee shops and the only thing people talk about
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Local news maybe, and that is a shame. International agencies like Reuters, AP News are still alive and do heroic work on the field
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by LordShredda 3y ago
...low quality heat? Nuclear reactors produce nothing but heat. And it's all just heat, how you transfer it is very independent of the production process
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by LordShredda 3y ago
No, a notepad.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Made me laugh out loud. I call it 'lol' for short. Why isn't web hosting as free as social media posts?
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by LordShredda 3y ago
This is quite dumb, if he was actually going to do it he wouldn't announce it so clearly on a non-encrypted channel. Does the UK really think state supported agents talk on snapchat?
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Is google not a secret arm of american intelligence agencies? They own half of the world's phones
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by LordShredda 3y ago
I'm actually surprised Hawaii isn't the most expensive, considering all mcdonalds are pretty much identical other than supply shipping costs
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by LordShredda 3y ago
1+1 isn't zero, so it's one.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
They fill in the gap spotify will leave. The french win anyways
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by LordShredda 3y ago
What's the rejection rate? Maybe it's low because peer review tends to block them from being published
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by LordShredda 3y ago
They're not that arbitrary, evidenced by how if you have all keywords in English, then throw a latinized non English word in and people get confuses.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Just for reference, Bakhmut is an active warzone.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Emacs is unbelievably full of them, but at the very least if it's missing a switch you can program it yourself easily (and fix any bugs yourself too). Not sure if that's a pro or a con, but the option is there.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
This just downloads videos and pipes them into MPV, something that's doable with shell scripting Also where do the episodes come from?
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Like an online forum?
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by LordShredda 3y ago
What's more fascinating is how they've found things to talk about every week for 10 years. Shows how detailed and complicated the game can be
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by LordShredda 3y ago
According to the article, instant ink isn't just you paying for ink but also per page. The lowest price has a max of 10 pages a month, then you pay extra.
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ExRx Now Has Paywalls(exrx.net)
1 points by LordShredda 3y ago|1 comments
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by LordShredda 3y ago
Some articles that used to be available are now paywalled
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by LordShredda 3y ago
A lot of twitch streamers have a VOD channel (video on demand, or just stream archives) on youtube to tap their lucrative payouts. It's relatively easy to do, just after a stream ends edit out the quiet bits and add some background mus
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by LordShredda 3y ago
I on the other hand am absolutely grateful for all the 'trivia' they throw in the manpages especially when trying to fix a problem withy system. It's the people that run into edge cases you want to help.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
They are pretty much not replaceable. A lot of gov. forms are PDFs that only display/function properly on acrobat
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by LordShredda 3y ago
I'm sure some ancient egyptian has said the exact same phrase 8000 years ago
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by LordShredda 3y ago
That's the upfront cost and profit, but think of the economic opportunities created once people can travel between the two largest cities in California with no hassle and regularly.
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by LordShredda 3y ago
It's the 1% that makes Wayland awful. If it's such a small part, then why not support it anyways? If it's a security issue, let kde/gnome break it in their own ways.

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