SuperNinKenDo

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by SuperNinKenDo 1y ago
Really enjoyed my time using EXWM. Had to move to Wayland for a number of reasons, and really miss it. KDE Plasma has been fantastic, but I do miss the integrated scripting environment. Ironically I now use a heavily frames-based Emacs set
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by SuperNinKenDo 1y ago
I'll take this over a Captcha any day.
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by SuperNinKenDo 1y ago
That's the point. An individual user doesn't lose sleep over using a full browser, that's exactly how they use the web anyway, but for an LLM scraper or similar, this greatly increases costs on their end and partially thereby
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by SuperNinKenDo 1y ago
ACME is the one major company trying to be ethical with its orphan crushing training data and no one even seems to care!
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I's be inclined to agree, but having tried to use Emacs man and woman modes for viewing manpages, I wonder. There's always something broken.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
systemd-nspawn is probably what you want.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Much greater mental clarity and concentration. At the time I had a lot of brainfog, and while creatine didn't fix it, it was the difference between seeing two feet in front of me vs. 10 feet in front of me. Other effects too, like bett
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Or if you're vegetarian. I didn't even know about the cognitive benefits until I felt them so strongly that I did a search to see if it was a common thing people experienced.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Are you seriously demanding a source for the claim that steroids lead to greater muscle gains?
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
> I do not understand why would anyone believe that creatine can influence muscle gains. Simple. Being able to work out harder and longer, assuming proper sleep and nutrition, leads to greater muscle gain. There's no mystery.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
People who know better shouldn't publish misleading and damaging headlines like this.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
The cynic in me says that it may be to avoid pushing the original source to the top of results, ensuring their secondary reporting gets more clicks. But the realist says that it's sheer laziness.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I mean, parent does point out that we have another term that's probably less misleading (open-core), and there does have to be _some_ point at which a project can no longer call itself Open-Source and be taken seriously or in good fait
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I believe that was deprecated for reasons I don't understand, but admittedly, I'm too lazy to check since I'm on my phone.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Apropos of the other reply to you about security. Maybe some security people could let me know their thoughts on this. It seems like generally, the best way to expose your database to the internet is considered to be not doing so in the fir
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I think parent is more concerned with the way that after enough times seeing the same image and linking it to an answer, your brain does what your brain does best, which is find mental shortcuts. Gradually you come to associate the image wi
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
>Making pro-quality text got easier, too. Style your text, apply outlines, shadows, bevels, and more, and you can still edit your text, change font and size, and even tweak the style settings. Life changing. Worth relearning a workflow j
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I actually love systemd like 96% of the time. The only time I don't is when it just cannot do something, and then you need to layer the old Unix way on top of it using the wrong semantics, i.e., services that are actually complicated b
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Always been rather partial to the Windows 9x look myself, but Mac OS 9 is a solid runner-up to me in terms of looks. Enjoyed seeing some of the reimaginings of modern apps, quite gorgeous.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I dunno. There's an argument to be made that information which one could obtain piecemeal being made easily accessible at mass scale can create a qualitatively different situation to one in which significant labor is required to acquir
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I daydream about writing a wenyan compiler every now and then.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Kinda sad to read about the reasons. Strange to see this go by with so little fanfare.
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I don't believe Individualism is the issue, unless you mean by that a specifically American variety if Individualism. Individualism also comes with the idea of individual responsibility, and many relatively individualistic countries ar
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
It really is wild. I don't know how your recovery is going, but for anyone worried about this kind of thibg, I will say, that the body does seem to have some kind of memory for prior use snd development generally. For those of us who h
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I didn't get that impression from the original exchange, I got it from the thread I am responding to involving Aaron Swartz being given as a counter-example to the last point, and inferring why somebody would use Aaron Swartz as a coun
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Yeah, I agree. I think my perception of the second article was coloured by prior knowledge I had from the first, because on review, it is rather myopic too, it doesn't give useful context that was in the first. That said, I do find its
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
I think the issue under discussion is whether or not this kind of law is applied gently and with consideration to seriousness, or whether it tends to be used as a club to make an example of people. I think Swartz is seen as an example of it
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Pirating is not a criminal offense in America. It is in other parts of the world, like Japan, which, tangentially, is why Japanese piracy is so underground and tends to use different software stacks to the norm, cf. Perfect Dark (the filesh
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
Many speculate that the prevalence of anti-prop on Israel-Palestine was a big motivator. I thought this was rather reductionist until TikTok was allowed back temporarily, only for pro-Plaestine slogans to be suddenly banned when it returned
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by SuperNinKenDo 2y ago
That seems like an argument for not ignoring the matter in media that wishes to avoid honing in on the sensitive issue. Now instead of reading an article that integrates but doesn't centre the trans issue, I have read one that doesn&#x

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