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Packet Radio Lives on Through Open Source Software(opensource.com)
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
> This image from the article shows that the original image and the fantasy image are not alike at all. This is another avenue that could be further explored, which I quite like. That is, a non-artist can doodle images and create a compl
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
FYI... Opera says: could not verify authenticity of certificate - website may be trying to trick you, etc. When I clicked on Opera's [show certificate], it promptly crashed. Been on Opera/Linux for about 3 weeks. First time it cra
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
I have to wonder if the restaurants in the study have also attracted new staff as a result of the pay increases ($8 to $13-$15 an hour). New staff may result in those not fully trained (yet), perhaps a small percentage of new staff feel tha
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
https://www.ventusky.com seems to do the best job as it relates to wind. It gives you both wind speed and wind gusts. (For future visitors, I'm currently tracking Hurricane Irma) Both https://earth.nullschool.net
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
> And a nicely-packaged extension makes it accessible to more people, especially non-technical users. I followed the links on parent comment. Installed Stylish for FF[0] to manage userStyles. The link provided by parent[1] now shows i
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
Honestly, it takes all of 5 minutes:) Saves me from throwing time and money away.
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
Sadly... so much of what we get these days is manipulated. Can hardly wait for how big business plans to tweak "AI" to further muddy the info we receive./s I usually first go to Wikipedia and get a summary of the critical rev
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
Sounds like this writer is talking about two different things: 1. dragging/pasting ideas from an idea section directly into a writing program. This is where s/he's sitting comfortably somewhere actually working. 2. Scribbli
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
> I now fully expect the cost of entrance for free applications to be data the developers collect of my usage. Apparently this is also true of applications & services you pay for these days too. Includes ISPs, cell companies, cable a
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> For instance, you can't stand on a street corner and try to recruit people to join ISIS. You can't threaten to hurt or kill someone. You can't show pornography to minors, or show anyone pornography that contains minors.
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https://www.file.pizza does not connect https://file.pizza/ does connect
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
I think I'm going to have to settle for this or similar for non-phones (tablets, desktops). I kept looking for a simple messenging app (username, password... maybe email account) to avoid having to share my number, etc. The first thing
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
It used to be keynote (the original)[1]. The format was really useful to me[2] in that you had the left-hand side panel, common in many PIMs, but it also had tabs to further organize by category/field. Since I moved over to Linux, I se
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by O1111OOO 9y ago
Disclaimer on all sites about data collection (on sites that collect data): Precisely what data is collected, a list of the 3rd-parties the data is sent to, the policies of those 3rd-party sites, how long the data is held at the primary dom