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And of course, you can be the healthiest most diligent person in the world, and if you run into a heavy hitter it'll still take its shots at you. Bryan Johnson who is focused on life extension caught covid and measured that it decrease
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The court will tell them what it means eventually. One cannot sign away individual rights that the state reserves control over, likewise an open-ended threat doesn't mean anything because you can simply just say "I thought it mean
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Your old textbooks are probably better too. I remember when I was taking high school chemistry, the then-current textbooks were awful with garish boxes of blocks of colour taking up half the page, font changes, screaming blurbs, etc. I went
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2y ago
If you're a legal resident of the country yes, but now the California Senate has passed the bill allowing undocumented illegals to be eligible for a state-backed loan of $150,000 for them to purchase housing in California. Congratulati
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The general problem with "racism" online is that people tend to use the word for things that they don't like hearing. E.g. there is an issue of some sort, let's say unemployment caused by subsidized temporary foreign wor
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"Cool Reader GL" is good. Has a lovely page curl animation, etc. It's old though, and hasn't been updated in many years now but it still works fine. I like it because it's very customizable and has fine control of f
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2y ago
Try the flatpak.
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I think people would buy a new motherboard with ISA and AGP slots even today. I still have old pieces that can make a complete system, just not the motherboard because they all died.
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I agree 100% with this advice about not spraying them with fragrances. It's an issue for me because that stuff really lingers and is unpleasant. I am experiencing this issue with Amazon deliveries in Canada. When covid happened, they s
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2y ago
What about donating pieces to already existing computer museums if you have too many items? Depending on the country, you probably would get a tax credit receipt. There is a list of museums here at: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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2y ago
In addition to the suggestion to be evaluated for TMJ, be more mindful of posture. If you're sitting with your head craned forward, that's called tech neck and people do it with phones too. Pull your chin back. Your head is about
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3y ago
The issue is not anything to do with Twitter in specific, but part of a wider societal problem that needs discussion where people feel they are losing their voice or belonging to the world. Put another way, yes, on other social media speech
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3y ago
My personal advice, if the social network's well-being is dependent on a single individual, you might wish to consider the difference between going long and going short.
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It might make your life easier to just use a VM for Teams for when you have to attend fancy meetings, and your smartphone (or Chrome browser) for basic messaging. There's a Teams app for iOS and Android, so having a phone or a tablet i
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Why not use slight hinting then? FreeType explains it as only using the vertical hint but not the horizontal one and they recommend this as working well with cleartype fonts and pretty well with non-cleartype fonts.
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One (which is now shut down) was a teen who set up a patreon for it and took it down when it was pointed out to him why that might be a mistake. This one is problematic too because, how many people are actually "creating" code for
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Full hinting is a must-have if you turn AA off and use fonts that were designed to be hinted to a pixel grid. Fonts have several distinct periods where they were designed expecting that renderers would function a certain way. File format no
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Yes, there is an issue with freetype where the gamma is different between otf and ttf fonts. otf will apply the gamma automatically, but for ttf you have to force stem darkening at the current time.
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Bitmaps are great in terminal windows, but for apps like browsers where they can't be used easily, that's still fine because you can work around it. Simply turn off anti-aliasing, and use a period-specific font that was designed f
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The Intel Management Engine was introduced 2008 (2013 for AMD). XP was introduced in 2001 and was succeeded by Vista in 2007. The dates for the ME and Vista introduction seem close enough that if there was some sort of secret plan, that con
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Ubuntu uses Gnome as the default install, however it has official "flavours" that you can choose from, such as KDE (the Kubuntu flavour), Unity, and others. They stopped using Unity years ago, but it came back recently as a flavou
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Unity is back. An enthusiast resurrected it and now it's an official Ubuntu flavour again: https://ubuntuunity.org/
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IMO, by design absolutely. The senior director for Gemini, Jack Krawczyk, is on the record as making statements showing his "ideology". Example: https://twitter.com/drakeslayer100/status/17606366469854580
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He caught covid recently and it was tough on him. He self-reported in Feb on twitter "A mild case of Covid in Nov 2022 caused a loss of 15% of my lung capacity that I’ve not yet gotten back."
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> The prefecture's system recommends partners based on personal information registered with the marriage support center and the internet browsing history of the person looking for a mate. The browsing history! It's a bold move
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It's not really true that black wallpaper saves battery. Black wallpapers have been shown to make almost no difference on smartphones.
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Both Windows and Linux communicate the IP of the DNS server using either DHCP or a value you have set statically in the network configuration.. and Chromium just uses the IP. When I see the discussion about "dns client" it is not
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If you use a router set up to be a local DNS server then Chromium will use the router.
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Not a critique of MacOS here, but generally stock OS bundled wallpapers for any device are always so generic. Probably a lot of effort goes into picking ones that offends the least amount of people, hence the trend in recent years of just c
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Debatable. They're visually too busy and noisy to see all the time.
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