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by awhow 3y ago
It’s like a bicycle for your body
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by awhow 3y ago
You don't want a screwdriver, or anything else, pressed up against a control rod or a rotating component.
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by awhow 3y ago
Betteridge's law?
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by awhow 4y ago
Regarding 3, I have found search in Nautilus to be faster than Windows Explorer, which never returns. I just wish I could get Miller columns in Nautilus
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by awhow 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting
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by awhow 5y ago
Like Lost
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by awhow 5y ago
This feels like when Google announced they were discontinuing Google Reader. Things were so good, and now I'm worried they will never be the same.
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by awhow 6y ago
There is jsonfeed ( https://jsonfeed.org/ )
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by awhow 6y ago
Thunderbird supports RSS...and NNTP.
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by awhow 14y ago
Yes, slugs would have been a much clearer value to have reported.
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by awhow 14y ago
I am the say way. And I feel that my heavy use of Gmail and Google Reader meant that I was more likely to use other Google products when needed, ie Docs, Calendar. Without Reader, I don't feel like a Google user, just a Gmail user.
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by awhow 14y ago
It is probably related to the students sense of choice. A teenager chooses to carry around a smartphone because it adds some benefit to their life that outweighs the cost of being tracked. Whereas with the RFID card, the student sees litt
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by awhow 15y ago
I couldn't read the whole thing. Once I saw the he mentioned NKS in the first paragraph, I had to x-out.
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by awhow 15y ago
Yeah, and remember it was the idea of "ignorance of the law is no excuse", that ended the sitcom Seinfeld. Sad.