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"than" --FFS!
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...or the US?
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Won't somebody think of the government contracts... er... I mean... the children!
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Stopped reading after the first self-hating racist sentence.
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The most controversial problem in maths... what happened to the 'S' when Americans started doing sums?
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5y ago
Hopefully all of them will. And more people will go back to searching out individual websites & forums for their reading and discussion.
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5y ago
I always find references to the 'Conquest of Space' to be amusingly hubristic. A bit like saying you've 'conquered' the seas, after dipping a toe in the bath.
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5y ago
And ban anyone who posts a tweet as a news story
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5y ago
I love the look of the Crystal and did start learning it a while back. But the painfully slow compile times and lack of tooling compared to its 'new kid on the block' rivals like Go, Rust, V etc. made it just too painful to work w
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5y ago
Pffft... that's nothing. Every time I check my spam folder, I find I've won the lottery, or been left millions of $$$ by a Nigerian prince.
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>“I was forced to sell two of my daughters, an eight- and six-year-old,” she says. Hmmmm... I wonder how old they'll be allowed to get before the marriages are consummated?
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>I don’t think the problem is making people think before posting... I disagree. I'm probably in a minority here, but I browse HN by 'Newest' [0] as I tend to dip into the site for a few minutes, a couple of times a
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Sell two of your children first, then your kidney. Call me old-fashioned if you like. But, in similarly dire straits, wouldn't most decent mums prioritise it the other way round?
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"First US lunar rovers in decades may explore the moon in 2022" Fixed that title for them. It's like China doesn't exist.
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UPDATE: Well, I've still not received that email from Google and, when I log into my Gsuite admin account, it's still showing "You are on the G Suite legacy free-of-charge edition. Consider upgrading to Google Workspace Busi
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Is this for real? I've not received that email from Google. If so, I guess it's time to setup my own mailserver. I've been meaning to do it for a long while now anyway, as I'm not comfortable with the thought that Google
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Downloaded, found an obvious bug [Preferences are inaccessible on OSX] and went to report it, only to be confronted with a fucking reCAPTCHA when I tried to submit the form. Guess I'll not bother then. The brave new Web3 browser of the
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5y ago
Looks fantastic. And I'm currently after a new screengrab app. Unfortunately it require MacOS 10,15 or later though. So no joy for this die-hard Mojave user.
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>The full resolution image is here... Thanks. I looked in vain for a link in the article. Gotta love it when articles discuss something but don't actually bother to link to what they're talking about. It's almost l
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>Stateless UI is annoying at best... Agreed. I've been using Bitwarden for ages now and this drives me insane. If you open the popup menu and need to copy/paste/refer to more than one piece of info from it [because
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>...the No Place to Hide campaign says it [encryption] makes it harder to detect child abuse.... A disappointing 33% mark for 'No Place to Hide' there. Full marks would have been given for 'makes it harder to dete
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The UK is like the irritating posturing, strutting wee scrote at school who everyone is dying to punch out. But who always hangs about with the biggest boy in the form, so no-one dares touch him.
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My first desktop Mac was an 8500. I bought it when I was a student and took out a loan to buy it at £3500 second hand. Unbelievable how cheap computing power has become in such a relatively short time.
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Me too.
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Didn't Slashdot have a system whereby you had to give a reason for a downvote? I may be mis-remembering as I've not been on that site for aeons. But, even then, how do you make such a system functional? Say I downvote a well-argue
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I've tried Krita and found it quite impressively polished [dare I say 'for a Linux graphics app']. However I'd see it as more of a replacement for something like Painter or Manga Studio than Photoshop or Illustrator
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All very pretty I'm sure. But, at the end of the day, much though I enjoy twiddling with Linux and poking around different distros, I'm stuck with MacOS because [like a lot of folks who use MacOS for work reasons and not to be &#x
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And this comes as a surprise to anyone, anywhere?
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Pffft! —more likely to work the other way round, these days.
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5y ago
Check out 'Project Farm' on YouTube for a couple more in-depth tests of AA batteries TLDR: Made in Japan = GOOD Made in China = BAD
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