TheFreim

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by TheFreim 5y ago
I don't think YT bans usually affect your google account. I got falsely flagged by a bot for copyright striking a bunch of my own videos which resulted in permanent, apparently unappealable, ban of all my YouTube accounts on that googl
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> It can also do things like split the archive up over many smaller files. Are there other archival formats on par with RAR without the licensing voodoo I see people mentioning?
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I'm not familiar with compression very much, what's the difference between what 7z does versus "archive recovery"? Thanks
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> they have an incentive to be reliable in order for people to trust them Classic social engineering trick, gain trust and "cash out" later.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> Yea it is a sophisticated propaganda operation aimed at western readers. Good thing to note, have neve read an article from them and chances are I won't in the future so it will probably not have much direct impact.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> is a sign that you did not detect the propaganda and that it may have been working on you Could be, or not considering I've never read an article from them and couldn't name a single headline (which is why I asked the questio
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I am not familiar with RT, what "propaganda" were they spreading? I've known of "rt.com" for a while, seeing it posted occasionally, and it never was anything that gave me pause (didn't even known it stood for
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I can't read their mind but I don't know if that's what they're trying to say. The common anti-veg(an)itarian argument is that if you apply standards evenly it would result in an absurdity, thus leading you to question t
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I don't think their "plan" is anything, it looks like an (common) anti-veg(an)itarian argument that tries to say that if standards were applied evenly it would result in an absurdity.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I've only seen one and it was in the context of people mentioning that its fake.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Below I've written a response but first would like to add this preface: I am having trouble wording what I am trying to mean properly and have struggled. I did my best, abusing a large amount of scare quotes, but its not perfect. If yo
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> To think that companies exist out of the political sphere is at best naive, at worst utterly delusional. I'm not who you're replying to and don't necessarily agree with them but they did say that companies /should&#
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I'm a young fellow and I would generally agree with you. I'm sick of the rejection of people's opinions because they're "old" (aka more experienced). Beginning to take the advice and views of my elders seriousl
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> For what it's worth no issue tracking system I am aware of has avoided buganizers huge gravity well Even some small, well managed, projects will develop hundreds upon hundreds of issues in their trackers. Can't imagine how yo
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by TheFreim 5y ago
The Brave browser has a BitTorrent client built in, though I've never used it. Not a major player in the browser market, though.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> A new social media that says, "we're not removing anything unless it's clearly illegal or we get a court order to do so" is a reasonable pitch in my mind. Doesn't this already exist in the form of Gab? I think
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> there are 2 of them Do you have a phone (doesn't have to be one you're using)? At least on android, you can install syncthing and use it as a middleman. I use emacs org mode for many of my notes and this system works well. My
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I use syncthing to sync many (probably too many) files. I use a shared directory structure between my desktop and laptop and then use my phone as a middleman since I never have my desktop and laptop on at the same time so I need a third dev
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> I couldn't do this with notebooks as there is a lack of "something" for me that doesn't quite allow me to be as disciplined as I am with the device right now. I understand this. I prefer notebooks for certain tasks
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Is the amount of words per line / margins controlled by the config? Configuration was a bit messy (to me) so I figured I'd ask. If I used this I know I'd like to have large margins and less words per line since it's easi
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> I've gotten myself a Supernote A5X (awesome device btw) and since it doesn't have a web browser or anything I've wanted to have a way to read news on it. I've ordered one of these, consistently have seen good review
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by TheFreim 5y ago
As I said in my comment I just made in this thread, I think concerns with wealth inequality are often based on understandable and reasonable concerns. However, I do always wonder what the actual issue is. Would it matter if there are ultra-
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by TheFreim 5y ago
The concerns people have with wealth concentration are often understandable and reasonable, but the way they're presented is often off-putting to me. I'd appreciate input on this matter from you all. For example, claims that &quot
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> You could say that I want emacs-like behavior everywhere, but not everything inside of emacs. I think you really hit the nail on the head with this statement. It's why I hope projects like NYXT Browser continue to improve.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I don't know if they offer that feature. I use reddit enhancement suite and mobile clients for the functionality (allows for filtering even if not signed in or don't have an account).
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I journal offline in a notebook. It's not "rewarding" in a monetary sense, but I still enjoy it and find it to enhance my life. A blog is similar in that it's like a journal except you can send it to people and get input
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Study Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34878505/
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by TheFreim 5y ago
You reposted after getting flagged so I'll add my comment again here: Two points/questions: 1. What stops the "Top coins to buy" list from really being "coins to pump so the site owner can sell to suckers" list
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> The word Google is synonymous with browsing the internet, but with more search results being handed over to advertisements, will that last? Putting aside my biases against Google I still think it's good to avoid using brand names
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Two points/questions: 1. What stops the "Top coins to buy" list from really being "coins to pump so the site owner can sell to suckers" list? 2. Financial forecasts are notoriously inaccurate, even worse in crypto.

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