_nalply

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1. 811.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   But not everybody, for example the journalists, did disperse.
2. 812.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   In Switzerland many people rent and many landlords are pension funds. In a way this is public-ownership rental in the sense that it is a common rent relationship (as a tenant you pay a monthly rent and the landlord is responsible for the up
3. 813.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   Loudspeaker telling the crowd to disperse. OK. And what do Deaf people do?
4. 814.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   I experienced the same thing more than ten years ago. My coworker and I we were even of the same CS class, and my grades were better than his and I worked two years longer than him in the company but yet he turned out to become my boss. In
5. 815.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   I am not supporting RMS. However after what I have read from him and FSF I just accept what they say. Because I try understand what happened and not to be distracted by outrage. After all outrage is just words. I think: - RMS did or said so
6. 816.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   I think, it's sort of a side effect. The ancestor's taste buds were optimized for giving them better chances of survival, and one feature was better detecting of sweetness. D2O didn't exist then and so couldn't influence
7. 817.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   Be that as it may, Covid vaccines have a second line of defense by reducing the severity of the illness. In other words if someone vaccinated gets a cough from Covid, that person has a very good chance to overcome it in a few days. Just iso
8. 818.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   A near supernova would also be extremely disastrous and also kill Mars. Perhaps global warming on Venus scale? Just playing along...
9. 819.▲
   by _nalply 6y ago

   Of course I understand that, only the example with the gamma ray burst is not really useful here.
10. 820.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    And it adds a risk that you fat-finger something disastrous.
11. 821.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    A gamma-ray burst killing Earth could also kill Mars. I don't know but perhaps the death ray could be as wide as several sun systems.
12. 822.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    > if the problem is systemic, the company folds. This is not the neccessary result. If a company is well established in its bullshit dealings it can survive for decades with inefficiencies and in some perverse cases even thrive.
13. 823.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    I wonder what doctors do with their terminal ill children. It's easy to decide to decline treatment for oneself if one knows that there is no reasonable way. But to do same for children?
14. 824.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    Thanks. What's needed: no fiddly mechanics like folding or sliding out. The keyboard of the Blackberry Key2 is perfect.
15. 825.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    I am deaf. How to proceed from a soundbite to songs or even an album? No Spotify and other subscriptions available. It's for my 8 year old son who likes to listen to music.
16. 826.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    Hopefully not as a slideout. My wife is handicapped and don't manage fiddly slideouts. She is happy with Blackberry Key2 style keyboards.
17. 827.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    Some handicapped people, like my wife, need a physical keyboard. My wife is happy with the keyboard in Blackberry Key2.
18. 828.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    I would buy a Linux smartphone with a Blackberry style keyboard (this means no fiddly slideouts) for my handicapped wife as long as Android apps can be made to work, by sideloading, emulating or whatever.
19. 829.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    It's enough if the support has enough power to convince others to go along.
20. 830.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    And the car's inmates are also getting bigger.
21. 831.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    He maintains that he has been laughed off for his wild conspiracy theories.
22. 832.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    I retract my simple rule. It's bad. Sorry.
23. 833.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    Simple rule: Chocolate is poisonous to cats. And what's poisonous to humans is usually poisonous to cats as well.
24. 834.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    I hope that there are positive effects. I wonder how to measure them.
25. 835.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    These popups are designed to waste your time. What's needed is a global setting to say no to everything. Daniel from Croatia, perhaps could you add a checkbox (opt-in) to the extension with the text: «I declare that I don't want t
26. 836.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    My opinion (programming with Rust since May 2015): Rust is complex but 2020 I discovered that in «This week in Rust» [0] many weeks pass with the section New RFCs No new RFCs were proposed this week This shows that the rapid pace
27. 837.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    A problem about copyright I encountered: I don't hear and need captions for videos. Sometimes material I have is not captioned. But when I resubmit them I can get a copyright warning. I stopped resubmitting to avoid Youtube blocking me
28. 838.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    This question is difficult to answer because it's likely that the most compex concept you think you understand you don't really. I thought about this question and thought, Rust lifetimes or Rust coherence rules, but then again I t
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    by _nalply 6y ago

    A friend of mine discovered that you can, uh... invest into engagement [0] and went ahead. I did know about this shady part of the internet but knowing and seeing it in action is different. [0]: https://www.techeblog.com/rar
30. 840.▲
    by _nalply 6y ago

    Point taken. I see now that my idea is a bad one. Moderation is really difficult.