TheFreim

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by TheFreim 1y ago
> How can you organize stuff in obsidian? You have folders and search and that's it. You can use folders, tags, properties, links between notes (exporable through the links panel per file or the graph view), and there are extensions
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by TheFreim 1y ago
> if you use Obsidian you will probably have more than one vault. Why would anyone ever want to use more than one vault? I just use different folders. The only reason I can think of would be if you are using Obsidian for work where you a
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Trump tariffs have little impact on prices so far, defying grim forecasts(politico.com)
11 points by TheFreim 1y ago|8 comments
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by TheFreim 1y ago
> The solution proposed is let the rich get richer, let’s just ask them to be fair... This is not accurate. Leo XIII explicitly calls for state action to protect the rights and interests of the working man. Leo says that the public autho
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by TheFreim 1y ago
> America is hardly a very Catholic nation Interesting Fact: There are about as many—if not more—Catholics in the United States (~45-72 million [0]) than there are people in Italy (~60 million [1]). American Catholic theologians, pries
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by TheFreim 1y ago
Literacy is a great gift which shouldn't be squandered: much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more. To try to make knowledge of ones spiritual heritage out
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Artistic License 2.0(opensource.org)
2 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
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by TheFreim 1y ago
> The worst library is still better than the best corporate bookstore. We are talking about book stores, meaning there is a desire to own the book being read. You don't get to own the books in a library. As someone who heavily annot
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For-Profit (Creative) Software [video](youtube.com)
7 points by TheFreim 2y ago|0 comments
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Auto Polo: The Most Dangerous Sport in History [video](youtube.com)
2 points by TheFreim 2y ago|0 comments
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I wish there was a way to manually enable more friction for flagging. When I use the site on mobile I find it very easy to accidentally flag when I am trying to hide a post, a setting to enable a confirmation window would be quite useful to
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I find it highly unlikely that someone politely asked for help having an issue resolved and it gave the receptionist PTSD and required armed security. I expect you're instead speaking about a situation where someone showed up and acted
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Dodge vs. Ford Motor Co(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by TheFreim 2y ago|0 comments
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The OBS Project is threatening Fedora Linux with legal action(gitlab.com)
295 points by TheFreim 2y ago|216 comments
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The Summa Theologiae by St. Thomas Aquinas(aquinas.cc)
3 points by TheFreim 2y ago|0 comments
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by TheFreim 2y ago
There is also aquinas.cc which has the Summa Theologica as well as a variety of other works by St. Thomas Aquinas, with the Latin text on the left and English on the right. https://aquinas.cc/
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by TheFreim 2y ago
> form of the face coming from iconography You imply that there is only one "form" of his face depicted in iconography, but this is not the case. There is wide variation in how he has been depicted going back to the 14th centur
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by TheFreim 2y ago
The idea that St. Thomas Aquinas was "portly" or even obese is likely an exaggeration that occurred over time due to overemphasis of certain aspects of his appearance. Early accounts depict him as being both very tall and stron
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I did find this guide that might be useful: https://github.com/1999AZZAR/use-waydroid-on-x11 If you try it please let me know how it went.
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Displaying arbitrary colors in Minecraft [video](youtube.com)
2 points by TheFreim 2y ago|0 comments
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by TheFreim 2y ago
The SponsorBlock extension has a useful feature where users can contribute a highlight point, which then adds a "skip to highlight" button. Many long form videos will pad the beginning with excessive background information to pad
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by TheFreim 2y ago
The documentation now says "Users who opt-out from their account settings, to which an option will be added , are excluded" so it appears that there isn't an option yet but that they will add it later.
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by TheFreim 2y ago
The title was changed, but it's worth pointing out that they updated the article AFTER criticisms in this thread were already made (the original policy did not say you could opt-out): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by TheFreim 2y ago
The title was correct but they appear to have changed the policy since the post was made, likely as a response to feedback. Notice that in the archive from earlier today the "Who is excluded from this account email-based new device v
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by TheFreim 2y ago
If there is software that is logging my keys it can also likely steal my cookies, in which case they don't even need any of my passwords or 2FA codes.
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I am not suggesting friction as security, I am suggesting it so that the average user is funneled towards the most secure option, i.e. using 2FA, while allowing experienced users to put in a small amount of effort to disable it.
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by TheFreim 2y ago
Like numerous others, my email account password and 2FA codes are in Bitwarden.
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I can understand adding some friction to discourage using Bitwarden without 2FA, but requiring it seems very wrongheaded to make it mandatory. I've been using 2FA on Bitwarden for a while and it adds a lot of friction and made me very
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by TheFreim 2y ago
I solved this issue using pass-otp on my computers in addition to my mobile authentication app. This way my desktop, laptop, and mobile device all have the ability to generate my Bitwarden OTP code. https://github.com/tadfis
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by TheFreim 2y ago
Thank you so much, I hadn't even considered that there might be an option since I'm so used to UI's getting worse over time.

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