ZYinMD

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by ZYinMD 5y ago
Yes when I get addicted. The problem is it's hard to refrain even if you try. Social media on the other hand are totally easy to refrain from opening if you know you have more important things to do.
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
It's amazing how omitting an "is" word from the original title can turn a statement into a clickbait.
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I'm a 5 year web developer and I can't understand what web3 is, after spending about 15 minutes trying. Good luck to those senators who try to understand or pretend to understand it.
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I switched to yt-dlp a few months ago, under the impression that youtube-dl was no longer maintained? At least for youtube purposes, at least for the one crucial issue that forced me to switch. I forgot what the issue was, but it had severa
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I use my pc 12+ hours a day, haven't installed any 3rd party antivirus software since 2005, and haven't encountered a single problem, because I know what I'm doing. I think all people who read ycombinator should be able to do
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I recently had a new issue with the Defender: there are 2 apps I use that can delete files from disk, one is a mp3 player (foobar2000), the other is a video player (PotPlayer), both have a hotkey to "delete the current file being playe
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I find these apps much healthier than games, because they're easy to put down, because there's no continuity between two items when you scroll. Some games are impossible to put down once you get hooked, and even when you're n
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by ZYinMD 5y ago
I'm a huge book reader and I usually read very gripping novels. For me, TikTok is much healthier, because 1. it's easy to put down when I need to do other things 2. it's easy to refrain from opening it. Books however are very