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by blendergeek 2y ago
> I like how people in comments are keen to change the world, but I - more realisticly - only focus on gaming the system so I can actually save myself couple bucks right away. This type of attitude sometimes makes the world a worse place
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Nextcloud Notes for Android works. You just can't use the rich editor. The plain editor works great.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Not everything that is immoral will necessarily be illegal. We can't legislate morality. The WordPress.org folks seem to be taking a position that WP Engine's behavior is immoral. That doesn't mean that WordPress.org has some
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Please note that Youtube is not preventing teenagers from watching fitness content. Rather, they are simply not recommending it as much in the Youtube recommendation algorithm. No new categories of videos will be age restricted. Does this c
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by blendergeek 2y ago
> The only one putting The Internet Archive in danger... is The Internet Archive. Um ... no. The ones putting The Internet Archive in danger are the copyright cartels and the laws that enable them. If you "love the internet archive&
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Here is the original source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39196952/
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by blendergeek 2y ago
The publishers charge the libraries per lending event . This is nothing like lending physical books and the publishers fully control it.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
I love this categorization. I do have one recommendation. Please move penguins from birdy to aquatic. As the seminal paper on fungi and bird fishiness demonstrates, penguins are very fishy birds [0]. [0] https://juniperpublishers
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Thank you, ElasticSearch! I know the AGPL may be a terrible license and all, but it is allowed by Free Software purists. I hope more companies follow suit.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Librem laptops have a TPM separate from Intel ME. The post is about if you have nuked the TPM built into the Intel ME. I'd say "have separate TPM" is a viable alternative.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
> they absolutely retain a rich stream of metadata. * they absolutely receive a rich stream of metadata.
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Dual-boot systems fail after Microsoft update(arstechnica.com)
16 points by blendergeek 2y ago|8 comments
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Its back on Google Play now. From Organic Maps update on Mastodon: > Good news! Organic Maps appeared again in the Google Play store last night without any notifications or explanations. We are grateful for your feedback and support! &gt
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Uber Driver. Uber Driver does not work on GrapheneOS. If you know of a way to get it working, let me know.
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Boom Supersonic Accelerates Overture Aircraft and Engine Development(boomsupersonic.com)
1 points by blendergeek 2y ago|0 comments
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Oscar Zariski - forgot about his own wedding is the original title on the article. The title I objected to was "A man who forgot about his own wedding". This title was actually edited to make it more clickbaity before it was later
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Headline should be "Oscar Zariski - forgot about his own wedding" in accordance with HN headline guidelines.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
I'm only advocating for homeopathic cold medicine. Real cold medicine does not cure the common cold and does have harmful side effects. Your examples are cases where homeopathic remedies should not be marketed beside real medicine.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Why a prescription? If the patient can get a placebo fix without a prescription, isn't that better? Of course having a "healer" present with a "prescription" may make people feel better. So maybe prescribing crystal
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by blendergeek 2y ago
The choice is over the counter cold medicine vs homeopathic "remedies". Neither of these cure diseases. Neither of these prevent the seeking of medical care. Both of them may make people feel better (the placebo effect can be powe
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by blendergeek 2y ago
If the homeopathic remedies don't harm anyone (I know that some have, this comment only references the remedies that don't), what is the problem with them being sold and used? Many cold medicines have side effects, some are even a
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by blendergeek 2y ago
After the IA lost a lawsuit, they can't lend out their books anymore
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by blendergeek 2y ago
The tenth amendment would be a good place to start. As others have out throughout this thread, the Constitution has a whitelist of powers allowed to the federal government. All other powers are outside it's purview.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
> in all markets. I am an Uber driver. I do not see the approximate destination prior to pickup. I don't know what percentage of Uber markets actually have that feature.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
https://archive.is/Uto4T
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Wells Fargo Bet on a Flashy Rent Credit Card. It Is Costing the Bank Dearly(wsj.com)
6 points by blendergeek 2y ago|1 comments
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Where exactly you crossed the line is a question for the courts. I am not a lawyer and will there for not help with the specifics. However, please see the Aereo case [0] for a possibly analogous case. I am allowed to have a DVR. There is n
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by blendergeek 2y ago
Yes. It was a shareholder vote last time as well.
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by blendergeek 2y ago
The tests are only playable by people with normal color-vision. Is there a "color-blind friendly" mode?
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by blendergeek 2y ago
> I think states have dropped issuing the ones that don’t. A lot of states still issue the non-federal ones. They are much cheaper and easier to obtain (at least where I live).

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