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by chronogram 2y ago
2 flour and 1 water, it doesn't have leavening or salt by design so you just mix it and roll it out until it's wafer thin and prick holes in it so make sure it stays flat. Then you bake it in a really hot oven. The high temperatur
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by chronogram 3y ago
Do Linux distributions use a dictionary with their package manager? Since their packages are typically zstd compressed, every distro (version) release could have its own accompanying dictionary.
93.
by chronogram 3y ago
It's why I use LZ4 for ZRAM. Only at RAM speeds do LZ4's speeds matter.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Which is a shame because it's the most fun part of the F1 engines to me.
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by chronogram 3y ago
For personal servers you can use the dynamic DNS feature on your modem in combination with Cloudflare if you like doing it at home, if it's for your business you can see if you can afford the €2 per month for Hetzner managed hosting or
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by chronogram 3y ago
You can tap the text: https://i.ibb.co/2SpWSTF/Screenshot-20240226-131157-Chrome-D...
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by chronogram 3y ago
In the Netherlands at least you can reasonably assume it is compatible with your device when it says "Deck Verified" and can get either a fix or a refund within a reasonable amount of time (say, 2 weeks) from the place of purchase
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by chronogram 3y ago
How old are we talking about? 10+ years ago I was running Gnome3 on decent hardware of the time, and everything was snappy[0]. Now all the OS software got faster since then, so everything is still snappy on that thing despite that hardware
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by chronogram 3y ago
This is not useful for the Economist as it currently exists. They'd have to charge a significant amount for an article so the engaging articles also cover for the 'boring' ones, and at that point you might as well get that fu
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by chronogram 3y ago
Why has this not been such a problem in the Netherlands? Can't be any recent laws, because I haven't heard it be problematic all my life. Maybe too small scale, or too high a price, or I live in a bubble?
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by chronogram 3y ago
It's a reference to the comments of the "Show HN" of Dropbox back in 2007: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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by chronogram 3y ago
https://github.com/martinvonz/jj a more recent version control system.
103.
by chronogram 3y ago
"I'm happy to have received your message" / "Thanks for the heads-up" / "Notification marked as read"
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by chronogram 3y ago
Of course. There are a lot more capable fish in the pond than the ones with the connections to a Western company, plus the capable fish in a Western pond but nobody talking to them because the onus is on the fish. You probably know people w
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by chronogram 3y ago
You're planning on soon transitioning from a 2 year old phone for sustainability reasons?
106.
by chronogram 3y ago
You have privacy controls in your Google account. I have web & app activity off, location history off, YouTube search off and YouTube watch history auto deleting after a few months. https://myaccount.google.com/data-and-
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by chronogram 3y ago
Is that not already possible with systemd-cryptenroll? Would be nice if they can make that accessible to a standard distribution, it's been standard on Android, Apple and Windows for so long now.
108.
by chronogram 3y ago
I've been using Arch for over a decade and never liked using the AUR. Too much vetting and building. So I use flatpak for the non-DE graphical applications now.
109.
by chronogram 3y ago
It's not even storing anything illegal on my end, only the game settings, so I don't know why it shows that banner.
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by chronogram 3y ago
They can just set a noindex tag in the HTML head or send it in the http response header for older pages, then links still work.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Countries are having huge costs, financial and societal, by having people with diabetes, obesity and dental decay. The concern is not with Bob bringing a banana on a bike ride.
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by chronogram 3y ago
By enabling developer mode and running "sudo crossystem dev_boot_usb=1 dev_boot_signed_only=0" to allow booting alternative images. Then you can boot USB based images and they don't have to be signed.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Were you trying to make yoghurt without starting with yoghurt? All you need is a little bit of yoghurt and the bacteria will multiply and sour the milk. Same thing for kefir, fil milk and plant based yoghurts. Mozzarella is made with a sort
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by chronogram 3y ago
US font design patents last 15 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property_protecti...
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by chronogram 3y ago
I understand from the author perspective that everything below 1.0 is subject to change, from the hobby user perspective I see 0.3 to 0.3.1 and think "oh bug fix, that means I won't read it" without expecting semver.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Schools don't already ban them from the classroom?
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by chronogram 3y ago
These filters are light enough that they work well in Manifest V3 adblockers. The "Google - Global" filter only adds 1376 dynamic rules for example.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Not RHEL compatibility, because that's what Stream also has, the bug-for-bug similar behaviour is wanted when you have RHEL servers but test on Centos without having to bother with licenses or terms.
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by chronogram 3y ago
Yes, adding Reddit to search queries was a good way to make search engines less awful. Yesterday I used the search engine cache of the Reddit results a lot.
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by chronogram 3y ago
That's verbatim? Just writing "GTA V should not be censored" got you banned?

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