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by buzzert 4y ago
Amazing. Thanks so much.
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by buzzert 4y ago
Yes, I block JavaScript very aggressively with NoScript. I cannot in good conscience browse the web with JavaScript enabled anymore because of the insane amount of ads, trackers, and just poorly written site scripts slowing down my browser.
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by buzzert 4y ago
> which they can put to good use fighting other crime and prepping up social services. Still waiting for that part.
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by buzzert 4y ago
They can’t. Texas has much looser zoning laws, California has some of the strictest in the nation.
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by buzzert 4y ago
This doesn’t need to be zero sum. In cities like San Francisco, you can improve the already existing (but terrible) public transportation option with “politics”, as well as let Waymo and other self driving ride shares provide a competing op
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by buzzert 4y ago
Video of it in action: https://youtube.com/watch?v=zOP1LNr70aU&t=4m14s (@ 4:14)
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by buzzert 4y ago
Why is this a problem though? It seems to be working out very well in Japan. Regardless of where the debt ends up, it seems like the people benefit.
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by buzzert 4y ago
The US healthcare system is not a public service. Nor are the trains in Tokyo.
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by buzzert 4y ago
I don’t think the future of the metaverse will have anything to do with 3D actually. The 3D/VR stuff is more of a fad than a long term plan. The real vision behind the metaverse is thinking that many of the things we currently do in pe
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by buzzert 4y ago
I still use Ripcord at work every day, and it's fantastic.
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by buzzert 4y ago
Some great reading material on this: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews
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by buzzert 4y ago
What’s your point? Are you saying you wish you just stayed home forever instead?
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by buzzert 4y ago
Very beautifully said!
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by buzzert 4y ago
I don’t mean to disparage ML generally. I think it has a lot of promise in academia, but its utility in the consumer electronics industry (especially one that’s pivoting towards entertainment services) seems pretty limited.
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by buzzert 4y ago
I can’t help but notice the timing of this. ML is starting to fizzle out as a “savior” of the industry after lofty promises were never fulfilled. Goodfellow was hired right at the peak of ML hype, so I have to assume his salary/total c
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by buzzert 4y ago
Example?
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by buzzert 4y ago
And it does specifically need to be a third party application like Word. Built in apps like TextEdit support state restoration, so it will probably still reboot if you have unsaved content in TextEdit.
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by buzzert 4y ago
Highly recommend the Librem 14 personally. Pureboot, great set of mainline Linux drivers in PureOS, plus a very easily hackable firmware (I hacked mine to change the keyboard layout/behavior). The build quality is also surprisingly goo
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by buzzert 4y ago
That's awesome, I didn't know about that. Looks like the service is called podman-restart.service on my system.
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by buzzert 4y ago
It is! At least 99%, in my experience. The one big difference is that Podman is "daemonless", which is actually a huge advantage in a lot of cases. The one downside is that it won't automatically restart your containers if yo
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by buzzert 5y ago
I think it’s random people just trying to get their name to show up on a currently very popular etherscan address.
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by buzzert 5y ago
crickets
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by buzzert 5y ago
What evidence do they have that suggests these threats are coming from North Korea?
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by buzzert 5y ago
Ah yeah, I figured it was for a good reason. I just thought it was funny.
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by buzzert 5y ago
> Btw, a nice podcast on Selfhosting Ironically, not self-hosted (served from fireside.fm).
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by buzzert 5y ago
What if you want to just say one of the commands? IMO, there should be some sort of prefix (like '/') before commands to disambiguate.
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by buzzert 5y ago
I really like GNOME Web (aka Epiphany), especially the minimalist UI. But it’s just too slow for some reason. I’m not even sure why, considering how fast WebKit is in its other forms.
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by buzzert 5y ago
It’s not just the nicotine that acts as a appetite suppressant; it’s mostly the menthol. You can get the same effect just consuming cough drops. They’re cheaper and won’t cause cancer.
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by buzzert 5y ago
This reminds me of the popular Shadowsocks program used to subvert the Great Firewall: https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks The developer just made the default branch empty with a message saying "Removed acc
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by buzzert 5y ago
There's no evidence to show that families' childcare providers (aka grandparents) have died in the thousands , leaving people without childcare. The parent commenter is assuming because there was a disease that disproportionate

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