Zpalmtree

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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
>popular but false Why have you decided it's false?
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I'd rather keep politics off here, but implying trump=bigoted is a rather SF view :^)
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I hope this works out well, I often see my firefox freeze due to heavy extensions, and would much prefer if it just froze one tab. For me, higher ram usage wouldn't bother me if it meant no freezing, but I imagine it does matter to mos
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
If they were magnetic, a CAT scan would rip it out I imagine
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Yes, but fortunately it's rather easy to avoid the backports, wheras I believe it's impossible to completely disable it in Windows 10
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Wanting a sensible immigration policy or control over your laws is not xenophobia. The idea that half the country is racist is absurd, and downright insulting. There's a reason people voted leave, and part of it is due to both labour a
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
The Monarchy could technically override our law, but never do. The house of lords can block legislation for up to a year, but only three times, and legislation can be pushed through with a simple commons majority. Brussels however, makes up
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I'm talking about the British citizens, no doubt free movement is great for the EU migrants because Britain is such a great country, but the mass influx of low skilled labour brings down wages and quality of life.
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Free movement is awful for the working class and great for the elites, which is the main reason for brexit happening. We want control over our borders and control over our laws.
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
What is nato for $200
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
The EU is the opposite of freedom. This is Britain choosing to not let unelected bureaucrats of Brussels tell Britain what laws we should have.
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
If we don't leave the EU, it will completely destroy the conservative party. Very unlikely that they will risk their jobs. If they do, chances are a eurosceptic party would get elected in 2020 if a general election isn't called be
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Really proud that my country chose democracy over a potential loss of money.
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I find writing recursive code is often very short and easier to read and show intent than the same code written non recursively.
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I agree they are sometimes too fast for you, but when you're a student the savings are well worth it, often half the price of a normal supermarket
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I really hate using Facebook in general, and very rarely have to use it for group projects. I'm loathe to even load the website on my phone, so this is an awful update...
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
I don't believe privacy badger has broken any sites for me, I just run it in the background and let it do its thing, but it will of course be less effective than noscript because it doesn't break sites, and often the domains you w
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Super hype for a zen+polaris GNU/linux machine. Not a big fan of nvidia anti consumer practices but AMD have always been rubbish on GNU/linux, hopefully this will change!
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by Zpalmtree 10y ago
Far right != nazi
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
You don't have to be left wing to support privacy, in fact lots of right wing people including myself have it as one of their core beliefs.
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
If you're using GNU/Linux, it could be a problem with the nvidia drivers. Mine constantly crashed due to a bug with nvidia-358, updating to 361 fixed it and now I don't think its crashed since.
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
128k is pretty awful quality though.
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
I'm using a fii0 x1, which has a sd card slot for up to 128gb of storage, and it has decent battery life and a very nice UI. Also has a dac for great quality sound, and supports lots of file types including flac. Bit more pricy than so
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
Lots of people say that if we all start blocking ads, then lots of content will go away. I'm perfectly fine with that, as the majority of 'content' is complete rubbish. The web used to be populated by hobbyists who made their
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
I really love how that website utilized a whole 1/5th of my horizontal space... As others have said, I don't really want grocery stores on social media, we have enough ads already.
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
This may be a stupid question and obviously Apple would never do it, but if Apple decided they wanted to ignore these requests, and stopped selling Apple devices in the US until the government backed down, do you think public opinion would
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by Zpalmtree 11y ago
Really scary how little these managers view their employees as human, constantly pushing for better margins even if it means unsafe practices.