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bakoo
4y ago
> Aren't the side-effects of covid well established, on average more severe, and much more common? There is no doubt that we'd have a lot more deaths without the vaccines. I suspect that is true for at least some of the lockdow
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4y ago
> I know server admins do this shit like in a couple of minutes Yeah, but only from the second time on, and just until our notes become so crowded that we start gambling on re-learning being faster than maybe finding wherever the solut
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4y ago
Thanks, this is excellent!
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4y ago
> How is Linux on a MacBook Air? In my experience, older (pre-T2 and Apple silicon) models are relatively easy to get working. I'm currently running Linux Mint 21 on an Air 2017 that was excruciatingly slow when running mac OS, and
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4y ago
If they offer IMAP, they would also need to decrypt your data on their side, which I'm happy they go to lenghts to avoid. This is a case of Proton sacrificing convenience for privacy. If the former is more important for you than the la
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4y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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4y ago
> (I also didn't understand why old people would play golf when they could ride bikes) That's it, I'll never become an adult.
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4y ago
Having traveled through large parts of Europe by train before ever visiting the UK, I can only say that UK train travel isn't beginner friendly.
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5y ago
In my opinion XPS is about size and to an extent performance, but not better (build) quality. In my experience both the Latitude and Precision series have had fewer hardware issues despite being more prevalent, where only part of the explan
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5y ago
I haven't kept up with what's new, so thanks for pointing this out!
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5y ago
I can't see the point in paying anyone this much, no matter what they do.
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5y ago
I thought so too, but then I started keeping a diary. I also stopped, as the past 20 months really have been extraordinarily busy. Anyway, if you write stuff down, it turns out you mostly just forget most of what you did, and tend to misrem
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5y ago
When I had to go through that about 7-8 years ago, actually on behalf of a boss of mine who couldn't be bothered sitting through the whole thing, it took a full 15 minutes. I will continue to bring it up when I can, no matter if they c
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5y ago
Happy to see clinical research with human trials, can't wait for the findings!
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5y ago
I prefer Mint Cinnamon, which feels like a better looking and more polished Ubuntu with saner defaults.
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5y ago
Bitwarden has a hotkey to invoke autofill on a page. Not sure how much safer it actually is, but at least it feels like I'm in control.
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5y ago
The first issue was fixed and just closed, and seems like it was very difficult to track down.
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5y ago
In my opinion REBOL was a great idea, and I also wrote quite a few extremely terse but readable inhouse apps before REBOL v2 development completely halted, and a useable v3 never materialized. As proprietary payware, it didn't really s
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bakoo
6y ago
Cool idea, but I'd worry about all the malformed markup.
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6y ago
Great idea! Just a heads up - the original power supply tends to give off higher voltages the older it gets, so make sure to check the 5V rail, or better, get an aftermarket PSU. They use less electricity, don't run blazing hot, and wo
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6y ago
Still have my doubled C64 floppies, of which some were horribly scarred by the big blunt scissors I started out with. You could also convert Amiga floppies from single to double density by adding a hole, giving you 1760kB. I didn't hav
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6y ago
Keep it where you keep your other valuables, and store a reasonably safe copy with family or friends.
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6y ago
Que?
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7y ago
If you have flour, and haven't had the chance before, this is the perfect time to get a sourdough starter going. And don't throw away the discard/leftover, it can be used as a base for all kinds of stuff, from pancakes to cup
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7y ago
By switching to Amazon, I believe you can reduce the monthly $3.75 down to $0.45, which hopefully isn't enough to break your bank.
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7y ago
We have the same tradition in Norway, probably stole it from our neighbours.
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7y ago
I've replaced both Evernote and my markdown file hierarchy with Joplin (on linux and windows, trying android next), and love it! Only thing I really miss is the ability to have completely separate instances. While it's theoretical
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7y ago
As kids we obviously wanted to be ninjas, which was mostly about fighting using exotic weapons and sneaking around. We learned the ropes from VHS rentals and pirated copies of the Last Ninja games on C64. Secret messages mostly belonged to
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7y ago
Fond memories! Eventually did the same on my C64 floppies, but only after having destroyed quite a few disks using my mom's blunt, giant scissors. Used a soldering iron on my 3.5" disks, with a scalpel to take care of the excess p
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7y ago
If you're a beginner, Todd McLeod's Golang video course is absolutely fantastic. If you're already familiar with a language or two, you'll probably want to run it at 1.5-2x speed: https://greatercommons.com&#x
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