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by antiframe 5y ago
More cutely, the slash in Shashdot is so that when you verbally communicate the URL to someone, it sounds like "aitch tee tee pee colon slash slash dot dot oh are gee".
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by antiframe 5y ago
That doesn't sound like a great user experience. "I have this TV that I want to use as a monitor, but I have to turn of a feature on my unrelated device which I want to use with a headset, keyboard, etc". I would rather buy a
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by antiframe 5y ago
I use 'w3m -dump' to keep articles in a directory in my memex.
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by antiframe 5y ago
> The games are a fascinating example of hyperinflation too. Can you elaborate on what's fascinating?
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by antiframe 5y ago
That's fair. My point was that Bitwarden handles a good number of people's requirements in their free tier. 1Password is not free for anyone.
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by antiframe 5y ago
What, specifically, is your problem with gpg?
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by antiframe 5y ago
A more apt comparison is $0 for Bitwarden vs $4.99 for 1Password. Most people don't need the 'extra' functionality.
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by antiframe 5y ago
They do have the same amount of time. They spend it differently. That reflects their values. What you described was not different amounts of time but different values and priorities.
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by antiframe 5y ago
Maybe a better title would have been "Finland ends involuntary homelessness".
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by antiframe 5y ago
I used to think it was hard too, but then I read _Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking_. I followed the instructions and continued smoking while reading the book, sometimes literally standing outside my apartment building with a cigar
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by antiframe 6y ago
I once used to buy digital movies on Amazon and thought it was a great experience. Until my first vacation in Canada where I discovered I couldn't watch my movies. I called them and they said that my movies were region-locked to the Un
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by antiframe 6y ago
> This doesn't work for rural and suburban America. What are you going to do, drive half an hour to pick up your other car? And spend another half hour waiting? That's incredibly inconvenient and costly. Maybe. Maybe not. The p
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by antiframe 6y ago
I've heard it called the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect, but not sure if it's caught on. > Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect works as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. In Murray’s
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by antiframe 7y ago
Twelve years ago I had my card number and PIN logged at a point of sale inside a shop. The authorities caught the ring and determined what happened was the shop was burgled a week before and a week after. The first time the thieves took a f