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StavrosK
5y ago
"Στην άκρη" I'd say.
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StavrosK
5y ago
I've watched the entire show 4 times and can understand everything by now, but I still can't say I get the humour.
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StavrosK
5y ago
It depends on the context, you wouldn't say "στην περιφέρεια της ψησταριάς", that sounds pretty fancy.
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StavrosK
5y ago
Obligatory Limmy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YfRbNipdOg NSFW language, if you can understand it.
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StavrosK
5y ago
I'm Greek, and "periphery" sounds fancy here too :P We'd just say "to the edge".
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StavrosK
5y ago
I see, thank you. Hopefully it's just about not enough extension writer feedback, fingers crossed it'll get addressed!
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StavrosK
5y ago
Honest question: Why not just drop support for Safari? If Apple wants to make it hard to write content blockers, they can do without content blockers, and the users can see ads and eventually switch to a browser that doesn't show them
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StavrosK
5y ago
Oh hmm, that's true, thanks for the clarification.
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StavrosK
5y ago
Oh, sorry, you meant input normalization, of course. Please please please also add output normalization, so all people in a room sound at the same volume!
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5y ago
If you do AGC, you'll already be more usable than Discord, who apparently refuse to implement this. Whenever we're voice chatting in my group, it's extremely annoying that one person is quiet as a whisper and the other is AT
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5y ago
> how much money goes to waste. Eh, it doesn't go to waste, it goes to other people. > Being a techie poor teachs you to be careful about this decisions, but people seem perfectly fine to be locked in and just buy new stuff every
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5y ago
What did poverty look like for you? I am also from somewhere very different from this, though I can't say I grew up poor, we did okay.
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StavrosK
5y ago
Yep, exactly! Because why would someone steal when they can just go on Amazon and have the thing delivered?
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5y ago
> from how I understood it, because she has been poor, she had reasons for stealing. No, it says that nobody even considered that she might steal, because rich people don't see the point of stealing when stuff is so cheap relative t
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5y ago
> - The part of stealing I don't find relatable, even when my bank account was empty I would never resort to stealing, must be some honour system I grew up with Do you mean the last bit about the Macbook and the headphones, or the b
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5y ago
That's not about smartness or dumbness, though. I don't think intelligence is correlated with poverty much, but poverty is additional difficulty, so they have to work harder for the same thing as someone who isn't poor.
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5y ago
I guess they mean that in many places around the world, public transportation is more usable, so people don't need cars.
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StavrosK
5y ago
This comment cannot be saying what it seems to be saying, can you clarify what you mean? Maybe it was worded oddly.
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StavrosK
5y ago
That's just economics. It's just like Apple or Samsung "magically" deciding that the price to fix your broken screen is just slightly under what it costs to buy the same phone used.
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StavrosK
5y ago
Obligatory comment here to say that Zulip is amazing.
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StavrosK
5y ago
Great response, thanks!
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StavrosK
5y ago
I love it, other coins (and their speculation) can f off, I'll keep my Monero because I can actually pay for stuff with it, it's fast and has low fees. I like my cryptocurrencies usable, I couldn't care less about what price
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5y ago
I had been looking for a light wallet (even though I didn't know the term or that they existed back then) since before the bankruptcy. If they'd been more widespread, we'd have lost a lot fewer coins! I guess that, like me, a
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5y ago
> I'm talking about using an already provisioned device with this new-ish OpenSSH feature Talking about these things is a bit confusing because the keys do so much, but the simple answer is that you'll need to generate a new ke
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StavrosK
5y ago
Yes, your USB key needs to have resident key support. I'm looking forward to the Solo key (which is now one or two years delayed from when it was originally supposed to come out), which will apparently support thousands of resident key
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StavrosK
5y ago
The war on drugs has indeed claimed many more lives than it has saved. I think we're long overdue for more sensible drug policies that treat addicts with compassion instead of vengeance.
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5y ago
No, if you don't use resident keys you need the files (as the keys need to come from somewhere). The keys aren't copied to the device, they're generated on the device, more or less.
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5y ago
Oh aha, thanks for that stat, I didn't know.
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I don't know about SF specifically, but according to [1], California is doing about average for the US and is at the world's top 30 (higher is worse) for deaths per million, so I'd guess it's more #2 than #1. Is SF doing
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5y ago
Yes but that's a poor people problem, so who cares? I don't think it's possible for these things to be solved at any level lower than the federal, you can apply some band-aids but ultimately you need a stronger social safet
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