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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
It was my understanding that the split's purpose was to relieve tension from pulling your arms towards your center. I'd wager you're setup really is more ergonomic.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
What's an infra playboy?
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Gnome 2 was nice, but it also lacked serious usability features that were present elsewhere. Windows exposé (overview), a global menu, and window tiling/snapping were just a few. They could have continued to extend the desktop with the
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
I said above, "And you needn't publicly enumerate your disgust for all atrocities by all peoples in order to denounce the single action of a single people." I'm happy to criticize each other group's wrongdoings; I n
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
For clarification, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a more narrow view of the Arab-Israeli conflict. Exiled Palestinians were unwelcome to neighboring Arab states. I think you should read the book because your assumption is incorrect abo
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
You're challenging a perspective that I don't hold. I want to avoid talking past each other. I think one can appreciate that the FinFisher group has done terrible things and is working against a free, democratic society. I do not
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
> If you learn that anywhere, I think you're talking to antisemites I'm sure I've spoken to anti-semites in my life, but your accusation is merely begging the question. I learned the history largely from a book titled &quo
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Israel enjoys a special status through it's relationship (partnership) with Western powers. It also enjoys power. I agree that Turkey's genocide against Armenians is evil. It's taken too long to acknowledge that. I'm not
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
802.11s is the mesh technology you would want. The others are, I think, for roaming devices (literally mobile radios). A bunch of access points already have this, though most all implement mesh in their own, proprietary standard.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Snaps and Flatpaks provide package management without system privilege required by the system package manager. This is a good deal for users. On the maintainer/author side, yes, I think static binaries largely perform the same.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
PPA (personal package archive) is the Ubuntu name, but other distributions make it possible to do the same. The system is a way to distribute packages through the package manager, and repository metadata is hosted centrally. Fedora has such
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
For me, what would do it is a complete product that is not niche. A Chromecast competitor that supports the big platforms and content providers out of the box (Android/iOS, Spotify/Netflix, Alexa/Google/Siri) would be id
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Amazon is a great counter example and I don't have an argument that says Amazon does focus on short term at all, and certainly not to its detriment. However, an exception to the rule is not the rule.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
You can still use fail2ban to block unique IP addresses if you use some supporting scripting. There's an example ([1]), which will check the IP addresses by country code. If they're all the same country then you can just block the
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
"Then who will purchase your cars?" Let them leave. We have a government all the more for ourselves. We need not purchase products built with the exploitation of cheap, and even forced, labor.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
The only relationship between "Godzilla" and "Mozilla" is that portmanteau. I think the OP's sentiment was that the name "Godzilla," is awesome and it would elate him to donate for the name alone.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Yes, there are even competing theories of DNA versus RNA as the sort of precursor self-replicating molecules. See "RNA World" and "Primordial Soup" theories. RNA makes for an interesting candidate because of enzymatic ac
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
True, the patient could receive treatment. The risk, given a pre-existing condition, to become infected with the virus is still an additional burden, but perhaps not death. Conversely, some number of people with pre-existing conditions, who
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
>As well as people not being able to get the necessary treatment due to hospitals being overloaded, the study authors also speculate that people may have stayed at home due to the virus despite experiencing worsening symptoms of another
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
OP invented every part. The made-up nitpicking, a la dreamland, is in your response. OP did a good job illustrating his position. Both scenarios sounded bad to me, as neither operates on profit by margins, but instead on the hiding of infor
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Why would you need to hide having participated in a protest? It is an act which is protected by the First Amendment in the US Constitution.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Probably, a satisfactory justification can be either or both of: 1) historians/theologians reviewing a literal translation 2) believers of the faith That said, I agree that the rest of us thinks it's a story. Maybe magical realism
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
And isn't that a reason States could not contradict a federal law of exactly this sort?
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
The NY ACLU app "stop and frisk" is now absent from the Play store. Any ideas? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.nyclu.stop...
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
The tool blurs faces.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Have you chewed double bubble for any longer than 10s?
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Additional problems with the prosthetic are any horizontal forces at all. Without the periodontal ligament, implants just don't behave, mechanically, like natural teeth on the bone.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
That's quite a cheeky aphorism. I love it. I think that OP meant to ask "is it possible your perception has changed with age/experience, rather than with your methods?"
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
How does Edward Snowden acquire a laptop or phone in a way that he can trust it? I don't think it matters what protocols and applications he uses: he does not enjoy privacy.
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by aesh2Xa1 6y ago
Gateway is one such term. To fit your perspective, though, you could say that Google controls supply and service of user clicks, user attention, or even user interface.

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