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StoryBundle – The 2021 Write Stuff Bundle(storybundle.com)
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My smartphone is a simple affair. I have a hardened Firefox as my default browser (uBlock Origin with JS disabled by default with HTTPS-Everywhere addon with EASE turned on). I keep my app-count to a minimum. There are people who need every
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> You’re obscuring the subject of the image and changing the feel of the picture For those who have turned meme-creating into a sport, watermarks and other attributable data are vital in seeing how that meme spreads. I know people that
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Windows to Go(en.wikipedia.org)
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"Against all odds" https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=%22a...
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Evidence that science is mostly this: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/fuck-around-and-find-out Although that Know Your Meme article focuses on politics, science has always been about professional mistake-making.
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I prefer to split tasks into two types. Marathons. So if I'm not over-tired and I've had my morning coffee, and a good night's sleep, I will do a marathon session of 4-5 hours of solid work, no interruptions apart from social
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Databases Using R(db.rstudio.com)
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I prefer Etcher over Rufus because there's very little to configure. It's easy to get the settings wrong in Rufus and it can make an ISO unbootable or unusable if you don't know what you're doing.
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Then flash it on an OS that's not connected to the Internet? That's what I do anyway. For some that's a pain, but over time I learned to have an OS that's airgapped for privacy reasons.
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> Surprised to see no bitcoin after all of dorsey’s crypto boosting This will eventually lead to crypto donations. They're Trojan-horsing that in eventually is my prediction.
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It's probable that drug dealers could use this, but there's a bit of a marketing hurdle if they do decide to go that route. Can you imagine the awkwardness of explaining that you want funds received through Twitter? It's a ni
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> About two years ago, Thunderbird decided to integrate Enigmail into Thunderbird and simultaneously replace GnuPG with RNP. That Thunderbird has selected RNP is not only an endorsement of RNP, but it means that RNP became perhaps the mo
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Does anyone else use the AWS free tier for a year, and then when the free year ends, signup for a new account and start another free tier account? It's a good technique if you live frugally. The only caveat being you have to migrate ev
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> On the other hand, it does make sense. It's a tricky one. All attempts by Mozilla to bake-in addon-like behavior so we don't have to install 'yet another damn addon' is welcoming, but as with any of these features,
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Oops, how ironic. Just learning now that Outline needs JS in order to work too. Ignore my link
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Page requires JavaScript in order to view it entirely. Here's the Outline of it: https://www.outline.com/Re7Lvx