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by _dain_ 4y ago
I love the aesthetics, but he must have screwed up something lately, because it slows my Firefox to a crawl now.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
I've been following eww's development on the sidelines for a while. I wondered if you considered making it callable as a library, for some scripting language (e.g. python or lua or something), rather than growing your own bespoke
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by _dain_ 4y ago
people who grew up with phones as the primary computing device are more tech illiterate than those who started with desktop machines. they're inherently locked down, meant for consuming not producing. they're harder to customize,
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by _dain_ 4y ago
It would end up like the do-not-track header -- brazenly ignored.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
have you considered the possibility that other people have a more severe form of tinnitus than you. besides, putting suffering in scare quotes -- i.e. macho posturing where you pretend the suffering is not real -- is not what stoicism is ab
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>Also, the surgery seemed to introduce dark maggot-size shapes in the periphery of my vision. Switching from near sight to far sight brought on a bout of the maggots, which were hard to ignore at first, but I learned to forget about the
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by _dain_ 4y ago
I've been using https://catbox.moe/ which is kept alive by donations. One interesting thing they do is their sister site, https://litterbox.catbox.moe/ which does temporary hosting: an hour, 12 hours,
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by _dain_ 4y ago
On the other hand, kids that are driven to school have a much worse mental model of their surrounding neighbourhood than kids who walk or bike. The agency and feedback matters.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
> floor(1.999) = 0 it's 1 not 0
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by _dain_ 4y ago
> Although, did the kindermoord movement actually ban larger consumer vehicles? I thought it was more about street/city design. Big SUVs weren't around in those days so they didn't have to. This is what the Dutch were u
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by _dain_ 4y ago
most of them?
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by _dain_ 4y ago
Thanks for all the good work you do!
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>Do you consider something like a Subaru Outback a car while a Highlander is an SUV? I don't really care about labels, but the Outback is way smaller and lower to the ground: https://www.carsized.com/en/cars&#
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by _dain_ 4y ago
Yes, instantly. Well, not exactly "left is SUV, right is minivan", I don't really pay close attention to nominal categories like that. But certainly I see "left vehicle is more dangerous to me than the right vehicle&quot
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by _dain_ 4y ago
are you actually going off-road? road-trips (on tarmac) and carpooling don't require an SUV. they require a car with a spacious interior, that isn't the same thing as an SUV.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
there really does have to be something done about truck sizes though, they're objectively a hazard to pedestrians because the driver can see less. they're a nuisance in cities because they exceed the standard size of parking space
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by _dain_ 4y ago
How would you feel if you didn't eat breakfast this morning?
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by _dain_ 4y ago
most of those vehicles have a single occupant and never haul anything heavier than a coke can. the usable area to store things on the back is often the same as much smaller models from years ago!
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by _dain_ 4y ago
This part in the PDF gave me pause: >As KeePassXC is a relatively complex program and the review effort was limited, I did not review all of the code base. Some helper features stay not reviewed, for example: TOTP, SSH agent, browser pl
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by _dain_ 4y ago
The password database is literally just A File On Your Computer. So any file synchronization tool will work. I use Syncthing.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
The most sold EVs are electric bicycles.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>I don't want an elaborate in-car entertainment system. The reason is twofold. The first is that all of these in-car systems are pretty dated even after a couple of years. The second is that they tend to be fairly low quality to be
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by _dain_ 4y ago
Alright here's how I did: - part 1: got it in like 20 seconds of thought - part 2: got a variant with a trie in maybe 5 minutes thinking, wasn't exactly the same as the given one but close enough - part 3: thought about it for an
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>nothing today, it is slipply slope that is enables. Which I am sure you reject.. (I am also a pro-gun rights person for many of the same reasons. something i am sure you will also reject.) I thought you might say something like that.
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>You call it barbaric, but I call your "15 min walkable cities" open air prisons... What about it is a prison? Go on Streetview for Cardiff or any British city, show me what you regard as prison-like. I don't understand
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by _dain_ 4y ago
I looked up Peoria, Illinois. 2016 data[1] (the most recent I could find): 15.4% of households have no car at all. This data[2] gives it by cars per property (not the same as household). Summing across both owner- and renter- occupied, I fi
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>My street has lights, drains, everything but sidewalks... Then it's defective. >No, not it is not. Not anywhere I have ever lived. They are "easements" that are privately owned, and have to maintained by the home ow
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>on the road, there is like zero traffic on my road, and I spend my entire child hood playing in the street. Same in my childhood, but there were sidewalks (pavements) everywhere. A street without one is simply defective, like if it di
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>False, everyone is not a Pedestrian, I moved into my current home specifically because there are no sidewalks (and no HOA), and I resist any movement to add them to my street. What the fuck!? Why don't you want a sidewalk? Why wo
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by _dain_ 4y ago
>Premade cards (Anking in this case) have relevant pages from multiple sources, relevant histology/gross photos and additional notes for every card, and all cards are tagged with their corresponding chapters in multiple textbooks.

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