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by boogies 5y ago
Case in point: fully vaccinated boys without medical comorbidities in the US between ages 12 and 17 from January to June 2021 got myocarditis at 370–610% (ages 12–15) / 210–350% (12–17) higher rates than their risk of COVID-19 hospital
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by boogies 5y ago
> I posted to point out that money isn't made out of paper. 100% rag content paper is still paper.
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by boogies 5y ago
TIL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da_Vinci#cite_ref-Pol...
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by boogies 5y ago
And a mirror of the medium.com blog with prefers-colorscheme: dark CSS and not JavaScript: https://scribe.rip/minecraft-as-a-k8s-admin-tool-cf16f890de4...
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by boogies 5y ago
Real addicts don’t need any specialized apps. I have a Pinephone with SXMO and no social/messaging apps (except a weird dmenu-centric Reddit client I never use) but my IRC and HN addictions are still fed by an eternally open terminal
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by boogies 5y ago
> everyone asking for “unmodified raw photos” to be produced don’t understand what they are asking for. Those “unmodified” photos would be unusable in most cases outside very bright conditions. I’m asking for unmodified raw photos and
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by boogies 5y ago
Cotton candy is probably worse, and its modern form was invented by a dentist ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_candy#History ).
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by boogies 5y ago
What do you mean?
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by boogies 5y ago
Epik lets you buy domains more or less permanently for a large upfront cost (~$600 for a typical otherwise $10/year domain IIRC). Anyone know any other registrars that do?
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by boogies 5y ago
> They've solved so many problems in the music-listening experience, it's amazing And yet each of your comment’s 4 current replies describes a different “only” problem with Spotify that’s solved with folders of mp3s ;) (Disclai
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by boogies 5y ago
> By losing the noisy/spamming/trolling posters entirely, we might also lose their constructive/valuable content too. That's why showdead is great! (The checkbox in your profile to unhide flagged and other 'kille
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University of Hong Kong removes Tiananmen Massacre monument in dead of night(hongkongfp.com)
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by boogies 5y ago
> Especially not the government which lets the food industry get away with giving people food that is engineered to be a health hazard. Not just lets them get away with it, actively encourages them to use practically toxic amounts of hig
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by boogies 5y ago
> Who’s going to clean up How far into the future do we have to go before outdoor roombas proliferate?
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by boogies 5y ago
The Tor browser employs a variety of anti-fingerprinting measures and there’s a project that’s upstreamed some of them back into vanilla Firefox.
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by boogies 5y ago
> Sure, but has it offended the CCP so far? Images of Pooh and his Chinese name have been censored in mainland China, the movie Christopher Robin wasn’t allowed to release there, and a South Park episode about it got the whole show banne
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by boogies 5y ago
On sr.ht at least the issues would stay distributed in contributor's email inboxes in the event of a takedown. Maybe they'd even keep it up despite questionable takedown notices, like youtube-dl.org's host did (not surprising
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by boogies 5y ago
> Bose QC-35 II headphones, apparently, may catch on fire and cause chemical burns when touched. Not if never charged (IIUC). Of course they probably come with chargers and are never used without them, but does anyone buy uncut bagels an
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by boogies 5y ago
If you tap the timestamp you can favorite it (add it to the public list of favorite comments linked on your profile page).
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by boogies 5y ago
> To get some things done you even need to recompile the kernel What things?
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by boogies 5y ago
Or just use LibreWolf, it's just FF with uBlock and disabled tracking out of the box (available for GNU, macOS, and MSW iirc).
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by boogies 5y ago
> The answer is, Signal doesn't have a way to offer "usernames only" which wouldn't almost immediately explode the services usage far, far beyond what they can plausibly sustain in server costs. Why can’t they let hea
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by boogies 5y ago
And st's font size is adjustable at runtime with C-S-Page(Up|Down) (with config.def.h, which you are meant to copy to config.h and recompile if you want to change the default font size or font, unless you apply the patches that let you
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by boogies 5y ago
TIC-80 is also libre, though precompiled "Pro" binaries aren't gratis. https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/wiki#pro-version Edit: actually, reading https://github.com/morgan3d/quad
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by boogies 5y ago
> does not work on private nav Did you enable it? Firefox requires you to opt-in to any extensions running in private browsing (there’s a checkbox in the pop up that appears when you install them, and also on the add on preferences page)
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by boogies 5y ago
> they're all quite niche in terms of intended audience I wouldn’t say that of GNOME Web. > I'm not going back to a web without Ublock I do every day (switching between luakit on a laptop and firefox-mobile-config on a smar
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by boogies 5y ago
No, in fact Mozilla’s hostility to embeddability makes the world’s largest megacorp look positively selfless as a contributor to the FLOSS community: the WebKit devs actually give 2¢ about it and webkit2gtk, and it enables a whole range of
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by boogies 5y ago
> Like, do these creators have thousands or millions of viewers? Yes, Minute Physics and Veritasium are two examples I remember off the top of my head (not an LBRY user since I quit algorithmic video binges after abusing them possibly wo
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by boogies 5y ago
> X is decades old As are HN (1.something decades) and Notepad.exes that aren’t as hot garbage as the newest one. X still works fine and IME is only improved by the new things (eg. sxmo, the smartphone UI I’m typing this in) still being
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by boogies 5y ago
> If anyone has even done a build of clang with this, I'd love to know! Clang's in Alpine Linux's repo's, so I guess they have and this is how: https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/tree/main&#x

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