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bogle
3y ago
I recommend using a separate profile for apps you may want that require Google Services. GrapheneOS is perfect for this. My separate profile is called "Burner" which serves as a handy reminder to me that I may, at some point, wip
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bogle
3y ago
I think your ventures college class wasn't taught by someone with real experience. The rule of thumb is more like a 50% failure rate each year. Software may buck that trend. Here's some data that shows just 1/50th will exit i
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bogle
3y ago
And you'll need the keyboard if you want BIOS passwords or full disk encryption. No OSK or bluetooth keyboard will be available until you're past those.
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Cellphone Radiation Is Harmful, but Few Want to Believe It
(neurosciencenews.com)
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bogle
3y ago
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bogle
3y ago
I'm very suprised to find there is some science to this. I'd assumed the radiation was just too weak.
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Green energy tycoon to launch UK’s first electric airline
(theguardian.com)
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bogle
3y ago
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bogle
3y ago
Dale Vince’s Ecojet plane will run on kerosene-based fuel in 2024 to enable quick start to project.
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Ukraine’s Trembita Bomb
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
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bogle
3y ago
'It’s simple and cheap’: the volunteers making Ukraine’s Trembita bomb
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bogle
3y ago
Your address is now going to be one of my favourite tests for ever more, hope that's okay?
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bogle
3y ago
"the country’s representatives continue to put on a show of democracy week after week" - Der Spiegel. In so many ways (sigh).
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bogle
3y ago
The UK isn't 'Europe' anymore ...
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bogle
3y ago
I don't think the OP was trying to sway minds when they described meat consumption as stupid, they were simply stating the obvious.
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bogle
3y ago
NOYB [ https://noyb.eu/en ] do their best to hold big tech's feet to the fire (and they exist on donations so we can all help out).
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Tony Blair and William Hague call for digital ID cards for all (UK)
(bbc.co.uk)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Sir Tony Blair and Lord Hague have called for everyone in the UK to get digital ID cards as part of a "technological revolution". The issue with this when Blair first tried it was he wanted everything on a central database with al
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4y ago
"I figure if the kids are alive at the end of the day, I've done my job." - Roseanne Barr It's a joke, yes, obviously, but at the end a long, torturous day when you're really not sure if that was a success or not, i
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bogle
4y ago
Reading. You can combine "learn from your behaviour" and "read stories" by showing them how much you enjoy books (by enjoying books). A good reader has so many advantages, and so much more to enjoy.
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bogle
4y ago
Not all the ISPs kowtowed, Andrews and Arnold famously refused: https://support.aa.net.uk/Filtering
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bogle
4y ago
I can easily agree that the majority want power, sometimes even to do good. The second point, that they don't see themselves as the threat, assigns them with too much of a lack of self-awareness. I believe many in the current ruling pa
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bogle
4y ago
Only if you have a Google Pixel for GrapheneOS. That's a really small subset of "modern devices".
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bogle
4y ago
If anyone has a good komorebi.ahk that sets up a sensible bunch of defaults then they should try to enhance the komorebi.sample.ahk that's in the repo. I found it had very few keys set up and some of the gists I found had errors in. Th
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bogle
4y ago
Offices are absolutely the worst places to get any work done. Open plan, lousy kit, noisy, managers who love meetings. Add to that expensive to get to (time & money), expensive to eat nearby, terrible coffee, having to wear pants. I cou
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4y ago
“If you boys and girls had to sweat for your toys the way a newly born baby has to struggle to live you would be happier . . . and much richer. As it is, with some of you, I pity the poverty of your wealth.” ― Robert A. Heinlein, Starship T
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Dutch city becomes world’s first to ban meat adverts in public
(theguardian.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Haarlem’s move is part of efforts to cut consumption after meat was found to contribute to climate crisis.
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bogle
4y ago
Plain-text accounting is great. I choose hledger for the accounts of a small side business that doesn't warrant hiring an accountant.
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bogle
5y ago
He's just guessing, given his own biases, which is really disappointing in an engineer. He's quoted as saying, "[remote] I don’t know how you build great management. I honestly don’t." So go find out, perhaps? Hybrid wor
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Microplastics found deep in lungs of living people for first time
(theguardian.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
That's unlikely. For a start, many people like living in the city. It's fun and their friends and family are all there. Then there's everyone with children at school so they're not going to mess with the kids' educa
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