TheFreim

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by TheFreim 3y ago
The Council of Trent was, as someone else pointed out, a very important event. In contemporary discussions between catholics and protestants it still holds, rightfully so, a large role in its definitions of what catholics believe and what e
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Sedevacantists have a massive internet presence, many sedes seem to be terminally online. I'll be watching a random YouTube video of someone playing a game and on the scoreboard I'll see someone with a feeneyite sede website.
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by TheFreim 3y ago
It was a venue where one expects something more casual, but it was just reading a script and reading questions which were also likely scripted. Did not fit the tone of the site at all. It seems like DeSantis wanted to make some sort of stat
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by TheFreim 3y ago
One would be that this is an added point of failure on a tool which REALLY needs to be consistent when you need it. Conventional "safety"* mechanisms are already often avoided for certain use cases because they add another element
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Same here, running little websites using a free hosting provider and a tk domain was a great experience.
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It's interesting to observe people repeat the "war is racket" line while also supporting wars because "their" side is allegedly the virtuous one (and anyone pointing this out is peddling "propaganda" of &q
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> LOL What's funny...?
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I didn't have a cell phone while all my friends did, I wasn't isolated.
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In a world full of so-called "progress" I appreciate that the people on this site are willing to regularly look back.
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Where did you get this number?
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Thank you for the information, very useful.
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Within the next couple years I'll likely be looking for a new printer. What are the best printers today that don't engage in this sort of nonsense?
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You say you prefer mu4e which seems to imply you tried or looked into gnus. What were the reasons that made you prefer mu4e? I use mu4e right now but am considering checking out gnus, would like your reasoning for doing the opposite.
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Is there any reason someone would consider switching to gnus from mu4e? I'm always open to, and quite enjoy, trying new things in emacs when it seems promising but am not familiar with the relevant differences.
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Nearly 200 in my password manager but there are probably a couple hundred more that I created prior to using a password manager that I rarely access.
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Good point, though I will say that I've checked out a lot of library books that have had useful markings people have put in them, though I wouldn't personally mark something that isn't my own property that way.
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It may help to look at it this way: A book you won't write in is a book that owns you, rather than you owning the book. A book is designed to convey information on the page, writing in your book only adds to and fulfills it's purp
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by TheFreim 3y ago
> but any business that want to impose SMS 2FA on me will not have me as a client Where I'm at org policy requires a specific 2FA solution. Thanks for the suggestions, though, I'm hoping to move on in a year or so and I should
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by TheFreim 3y ago
> I understand many people use smartphones or tablets for that, but I don't like the idea of having a smartphone with me at all times This is where I stand. Regrettably it becomes harder and harder now that everything uses 2FA, cann
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by TheFreim 3y ago
Will the device be able to slot into an enclosure later or will more assembly be required?
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Non-custodial streamer and viewer donation messaging system(ferret.cash)
2 points by TheFreim 3y ago|0 comments
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Pure originality is exceptionally rare, but that's not really a bad thing. More and more I believe that the human experience is primarily defined by rhymes and analogy, trying to avoid reusing prior work is futile. "What has been
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by TheFreim 3y ago
> It's really cool how emacs has created such a great diversity of control key systems. It's really cool, to say the least. Ive been seriously considering using emacs as a base for building a UI for a project I'm planning
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by TheFreim 3y ago
I haven't used other configuration frameworks, so this may exist elsewhere, but really appreciate dooms cohesive configuration scheme.
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Doom has spoiled me. I started with doom since I was coming from neovim and heard it had good defaults, not whenever I try to start building a config from scratch it's very difficult since I'm so used to the out of the box experie
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I use both, often I'll use nvim if I'm already in a terminal and want to edit a file quickly. Having two editors, emacs and neovim, which have essentially the same keybindings is very nice since it let's me be more dynamic.
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I made the switch a few years ago now, evil-mode is amazing since essentially every vim operation can be used while I also can leverage the massive amount of emacs functionality and packages.
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> I was amazed how much programming we did before reaching the assignment statement (set!) Reminds me of my programming languages course, probably my favorite class in college. Spent nearly a quarter of the course just learning scheme, d
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> Interesting thought on what would work to persuade even the most staunch anti-climate change person I have some thoughts on this matter, let me know what you think. There are two types of reasons, one pertains to other views which inte
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Works of St. Thomas Aquinas in English and Latin(aquinas.cc)
1 points by TheFreim 3y ago|0 comments

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