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Saint_Genet
5y ago
You have to thaw it before you eat it.
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Saint_Genet
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Technically impressive but visually uninteresting just about sums it up.
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Same, and incidentally as people have posted about coffee, I drink maybe 6 or 7 cups of coffee a day when I'm at work and I can go days on end without drinking any at all when off work and not feel a thing. I suspect the two may be con
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Saint_Genet
5y ago
It's actually fairly easy to build yourself. No really esoteric dependencies, and you can install it to $HOME
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Having potentially hundreds of copies of popular shared libraries on disk isn't particularly elegant when you find a bug in those libraries
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Emacs isn't modal
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Edgelorded too close to the sun
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I wrote an mp3/ogg/flac/acc metadata parser over 10 years ago, and it was an absolute shower of shit with regards to character sets and compatibility between players and encoders. Has anything changed?
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I give you https://github.com/vendethiel/strlen.c
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I somehow feel tiling WMs occupy the same mindspace these days.
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Should probably have done what this swedish chemistry professor did https://www.thelocal.se/20181213/lund-professor-freed-studen...
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I remember when Nautilus went spatial per default. The flamewars went on for months.
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Yes, these are the recommendations of what is known as a retro-grouch in cycling circles and should be taken with a pinch of salt TBH.
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Not really into replacing vetted, well tested open source software with a proprietary app with cloud storage.
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A Quara link full of anecdotal evidence isn't really support for your thesis.
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Why does every "don't use centralized software owned by someone else" here end up with tons of people plugging their favorite niche project as if the network effect doesn't exist?
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TBH, it feels like so many "hackerish" people spend so muck time dinking around with their environment they don't get much else done. I used to be that way too when I first started using Linux back in the 90s, but nowadays I
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Sweden approves plan to bury spent nuclear fuel for 100k years
(nasdaq.com)
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Anyone claiming that there is no innovative or impactful new music is simply not keeping up with new music.
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Grindr Fine Cut to $7M in Norway Data Privacy Case
(reuters.com)
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If you go to that site you don't get tons of videos, you get a technical explanation of what it is and a link to a page with 10 channels. Unless you're the kind of person who is on HN, you're just gonna go to youtube instead.
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Even the official client has been buffering heavily on iOS for the last two days. No idea what's going on, but I'm getting RealPlayer flashbacks.
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Even if such a vaccine was developed, our current reality shows that not enough people would take it.
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I pirated so many low-res seasons of tv shows with this tool.
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"The idea was conceived by 97-year-old billionaire-investor turned amateur-architect Charles Munger, who donated $200 million toward the project with the condition that his blueprints be followed exactly." Absolutely amazing
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Aside form the licence stuff already linked there were also endless flamewars on how to specify devices when invoking his tools. Schilling was a proponent of SCSI-adressing, and pretty much everyone else wanted to use /dev.
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Modern trucks contain quite a lot of semiconductors though, so I expect they'll be affected in some way.
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Twitter to Pay $809.5M to Settle Lawsuit
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Only if you never read your logs.
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My favorite joke of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJN9mBRX3uo
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