aboardRat4

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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
They flicker in front of my eyes, distract me from reading, and are easy to misclick. Generally, there is zero reasons to add moving elements to a page.
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
Which email gui supports managesieve?
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
None of them have good (or any) support for managesieve. Without managesieve (or some other autotagging mechanism), email is just a big pile of junk. Even Gmail doesn't support editing filters on the mobile app. It's ludicrous in
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
Self-ejecting panels on three sides of the website are a horrible user experience. Other than that... The most important thing is not the protocol, it's the gui. At the moment email's gui is horrible on all platforms without excep
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
>Question: can this e-mail specification/implementation also replace direct-messaging protocols (like WhatsApp)? Deltachat
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by aboardRat4 2mo ago
I also thought this was rrdtool-related.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>>I was curious about the name: That's knowledge usually learnt in primary school.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>So in the country you live in, a shop owner is free to kick out women from his phone store, simply for being a woman But why would anybody do such a crazy thing? Such things just don't happen, unless it's a gynaecologist offic
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>The right to housing .. The right of access to any place or service intended for use by the general public, such as transport hotels, restaurants, cafes, theatres and parks. The right of access and the right to housing are not affected.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Okay, I misunderstood you, sorry. Yes, the system as you are describing it makes no sense. >Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on national origin Maybe the USA is like this. I haven't and seen such an interpretation of
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
But... basically any human activity changes forest composition. Only 30% of the forests are primeval, and those 30% are not in Europe. Forests are not "natural" for thousands of years. >There are other triggers besides heat. Th
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>Glyphosate has made forest fires worse. How? How does this work? >Bleaching happens when the symbiosis breaks down due to elevated temps. The first part is correct, the second is unknown. In 2016, 84% of corals bleached, the highest
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>The states certifying their own elections is the next convoluted system in the way of unrestrained tyranny, after states controlling identity verification. And what stops the US from mandating that States provide their citizens with a u
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Isn't it nice to have a guaranteed way to prove that (1) you are you, that (2) you are a citizen, that (3) you are over 18, and that (4) you live where you live? Guaranteed in the sense that (a) it's available instantly, (b) every
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Forest fires are natural. Coral bleaching seems too actually be a sign of prosperity, not suffering.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
If you don't own the software, the software can do many things to break nix' relocatable binaries too.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
So basically the passport can be made a universal ID, fairly easily, it's just some people in the higher circles don't want it to be.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
All of that is probably true, but playing YouTube on such a cheap TV is a very valid use-case for Firefox.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Yeah, I'm also curious. The USA has one of the biggest and most convoluted systems of government in the world, one of the only few where people actually need lawyers to navigate it.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>Passport card can be revoked over fairly small amounts of late child support This is clearly ridiculous and not in any way connected to the reason passports exist. It's just purely bureaucratic tyranny. Even the stated goal of &quo
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>How is it TSA can accept a Veteran Health Identification Card or photo identification card issued by a federally recognized tribe, and the passports from every country in the world, but not a state-issued ID which is not REAL ID-complia
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>How is the built-in website translation story in Firefox? It's broken. The button is there and is clickable, and there even is an animation near the address bar, but it doesn't actually do anything.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
What were the models?
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>They all had problems with very sporadic hard crashes I had such an issue recently, on a laptop with an Intel igpu and an Nvidia primus card. I'm not a coward, so I debugged the system, and found that the crash was caused by the In
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Where I live, we have 50 inch 8k TVs for 180 USD.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Of course you can.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
You can always set "RESOURCE_PATH" and load your files from there.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
>Many people here seem to think this change will allow for people to package their Linux apps to be portable across distros/distro releases. There is no need to make binaries portable across the distros, because Linux is a source ba
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Well, it's a very lazy way of disagreeing.
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by aboardRat4 3mo ago
Why the minuses? Where am I wrong?

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