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by cJ0th 10y ago
I dropped you an e-mail re: recommendations.
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If you have used gnuCash before what would you say makes hledger better?
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I buy at some (local) German stores so these are probably out of the question for you. But I think any serious tea dealer (they know which region their teas are from, what cultivar they are etc...) will do. However, r/tea (reddit'
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> For example, tea Honestly, as a tea lover it baffles me how people can prefer alcohol at parties. A high quality sencha can make you "tea drunk" which is what I prefer over being ordinary drunk. The magical combination of caf
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yeah, it's better. Still, I want to minimize the contact I have with FB. People who know me know that I don't like FB. If someone sends me a somewhat personal message on FB I've no qualms to to reply to this person via e-mail
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The funny thing is, these are exactly the things I think about while on facebook. By being online for almost two decades I've developed a 6th sense for sketchy services and the whole UI of Facebook screams "SCAM!". The perio
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Looks superb but I am a bit iffy as to whether or not I can trust this piece of software. It's proprietary and from China :/
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That's an interesting observation! Perhaps next we are going to learn that everything is - as the Buddhists keep teaching - indeed "one". I am saying this only half-jokingly. One thing you can derive from the statement that e
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by cJ0th 10y ago
There you go: http://imgur.com/R3GVqSx the "graphic card" would be Intel's HD Graphics... edit: the problem seems to be (somewhat) debian related. I found this on SE (see first answer): https://uni
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by cJ0th 10y ago
The picture provided isn't big enough to be 100% sure but as far as I can tell the super key features the windows logo...
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by cJ0th 10y ago
They both print nothing to the console. However, the console greets me with an interesting message: > Error: WebGL: Failed to create WebGL context: WebGL creation failed: * WebGL 2 requires support for the following features: get_int
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Surprisingly, it says "true"
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I just upgraded to FF 51 on debian from mozilla.debian.org and when I click your link I get this message: "This demo requires WebGL 2.0 support. Please update to the latest version of Mozilla Firefox."
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谢谢! What truly impresses me is how people can find a purpose big enough to continue studying for years and, more importantly, with the right attitude. Without a purpose it is hard to retain vocabulary for good. In fact, I had forgotten the
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by cJ0th 10y ago
Thanks for this! I remember the first time Neocities was introduced to HN. Very happy to see it is still going strong!
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by cJ0th 10y ago
It depends on what you want. This DIY-aesthetic - and I am not being cynical here - gives Mozilla a bit of a grass roots vibe. It could have an encouraging effect on people who like applying themselves at pragmatic organizations with flat
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by cJ0th 10y ago
I like the idea of this being a non-profit/public benefit corporation. Personally, I've settled for RedNotebook: http://rednotebook.sourceforge.net/
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My take away from this article is that they acknowledge that a lot of trouble lies ahead. Ironically, they don't have the courage to state their current state in a more factual manner. Instead they offer some vague statements and occas
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by cJ0th 10y ago
The UK (and soon the US) are shaking the world up. The winners of this shake up will be those who are, both, able to drop old assumptions quickly and enjoying a good deal of luck. It's a bit like organizing the world by chance while ho
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by cJ0th 10y ago
Prices for long distance trains are mostly okay. It's very rare that you have to pay the incredibly high standard fee when you book in advance. Prices for short distances are making me angry, though. Here blablacar et al are indeed pre
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by cJ0th 10y ago
Okay, so here are my likes for the people discussed in the article: Botwin+=10 Levick+=100 Kersting-=1000 (With the attitude that he harbors towards his clients that guy seems completely unfit for his job!)
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by cJ0th 10y ago
People like to moan about Zimmer (and I do loathe his scores with a passion) but he just gives the studios what they demand: A score that fits a deadline, certain quality standards and the budget. If it weren't for Zimmer someone else
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Similarly, when you publish a website in Germany you have to disclose your name and address on your website. The idea is that everyone is responsible for what they are publishing. Sadly, the danger of fraudsters wasn't taken into accou
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That was funny indeed. I also remember reading about a homeless professional bottle picker who used the money he earned to buy a Bahncard 100 (A ticket which allows you to get on any train for a year) so that he could sleep in ICEs (German
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> Man, I hate to be Mr. Pedantic here, but with mainframes/terminals all of the processing and data storage took place on a machine you couldn't see and (probably) didn't control. Which is the exact opposite of having the
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I cut my news intake down to one daily newsletter and reading a few pages of my nation's public television teletext.
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I'd like to learn about their reasoning as to why this could be considered an effective corrective action.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ujvrg/jerry_seinfeld...
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> There's a dramatic difference - when playing a game you're reacting to the game. When meditating your entire goal is to not react. My take is that "no reaction" is just another way of reacting.
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> What sets Meditative Joy apart from other forms of flow is that the flow-inducing activity takes place entirely within the mind itself, and the skill being applied is concentration, rather than concentration arising secondary to the fo

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