Quequau

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by Quequau 4y ago
I am familiar with this sort of thing. My expectation is that the "review" will take longer than the 3 day suspension and that you probably are going to struggle getting the black mark on your account removed. I suppose the key e
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by Quequau 4y ago
I moderate a few hearing health forums. From time to time I see people saying they got into this and damaged their hearing / caused tinnitus.
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by Quequau 4y ago
"Bombshell"!? Really? Surely this is not all that surprising to people who are paying attention.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Is using certain colouring for your products and then charging a premium for it actually gender inclusivity? It doesn't seem so to me but I am not expert. I am however left handed and I will say that many of Logitech's "ambi
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by Quequau 4y ago
Could anyone recommend a broad scoped evaluation of current compression / archiving formats / algorithms which explores their various merits and failings?
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by Quequau 4y ago
The intoxication from drinking having taken naltrexone is profoundly different than just drinking alcohol alone but it does satisfy the urge to drink, until one day you're able to just walk away from drinking. I never really felt the
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by Quequau 4y ago
Yes, I used the Sinclair method but there are multiple therapies which use naltrexone and I don't think the Sinclair method is obviously better than any other.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I quit drinking after more than 25 years of problematic drinking by taking naltrexone just before drinking for 3-4 weeks. Given my prior experience with alcohol and trying to quit, it was the easiest thing I've ever done. I urge people
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by Quequau 4y ago
Consumers are already paying the price for the decades long anti-competitive, anti-consumer, anti-worker, monopolistic, and manipulative practices of the Big Tech firms.
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by Quequau 4y ago
That makes two of us. Pity because it does seem pretty interesting.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This submission, confuses the terms "site-admin" and "subreddit moderator" and for an account that is over 5 years old, that's sorta surprising. The assertion that "A reddit admin is abusing their privileges fo
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by Quequau 4y ago
thanks for the info!
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by Quequau 4y ago
Does anyone know just how much of the total functionality of Mycroft is actually running on the Raspberry Pi? I asked this question four years ago on Reddit (I'll paste the response below) and now I wonder if things have changed, part
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by Quequau 4y ago
From time to time I do spend time with Haiku in a VM. To be honest, it's not a fantastic experience... though I want to emphasise that I don't mean this as any sort of insult or slight to the dev team of Haiku. I suppose the rea
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by Quequau 4y ago
Not only that but he manufactures and sells lock picking equipment and consults on physical security. There's nothing part time about LPL's lock picking any more.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This happens to me a lot too. The first one that really stuck in my mind is BetaMax and I suppose the collapse of Be, makers of the BeBox and BeOS, was the most discouraging... though I've seen a lot of other brands & companies I l
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by Quequau 4y ago
I moderate a few subreddits over on Reddit and spam purporting to be offers for black market drugs of abuse which use messaging services like Wickr & Telegram have been a problem for years. Worse, it's shockingly difficult to convi
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by Quequau 4y ago
Most of the time when I see someone who ostensibly not cripplingly stupid do or say something that by all accounts is, in point of fact stupid, and then later on I come to learn of a fuller picture of the whole ordeal it turns out that the
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by Quequau 4y ago
Thanks!
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by Quequau 4y ago
I don't suppose anyone could recommend a good text-to-speech for Linux? Command line is fine but it would be much better if it could trivially take clipboard content for input. The last time I looked I found stuff that wasn't tha
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by Quequau 4y ago
Recently a friend showed me this, which I thought was pretty nifty: CARDIAC (CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation) "Back in the 1960's and early 70's Bell Labs made some very sophisticated educational kits available to
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by Quequau 4y ago
This is an interesting piece but why is there some sort of redirected url used instead a normal one? That seems like a dark pattern itself.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I have long wished for an AMD based Raspberry Pi like device... or at least something of vaguely similar size and capability. Though I have to say at $368 this doesn't seem very appealing.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This should have (2018) added to the title. Also, I'd be interested to see more recent info.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Given the extremely strong negative reaction to alcohol that patients who are taking Disulfiram experience and given that this is apparently the sole effect that alcohol abuse cessation treatment using it relies on, it is my belief that th
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by Quequau 5y ago
I bought Minecraft when it was just about to go to beta and I changed over to a Microsoft account a few days ago. I can't say it went smoothly or that I am happy about it. Lately when I have time to game I've been messing around
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by Quequau 5y ago
Thanks!
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by Quequau 5y ago
This is region locked. Why do the Americans need soldiers in hospitals? Are these some kind of special medical unit or something?
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by Quequau 5y ago
I believe that "low skilled attack" also includes the ability to search the internet and watch a video. There are literally thousands of videos on YouTube with demonstrations of low skilled attacks using improvised tools. For exam
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by Quequau 5y ago
It wasn't (he used to be lawyer) but he's won lock picking contests, apparently has a gargantuan collection of locks some of which he habitually practises on, and these days runs a company that sells lock picking tools (though I h

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