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by dEnigma 9y ago
One actually doesn't have to read more than this tl;dr, since the interview in the article is tedious and takes forever to get to the point
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I can't quite tell if you're serious, but I don't think users would like that sort of bait and switch tactic. It would make GIMP feel like shareware that tries to trick you into paying money.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I thought exactly that after reading the title and for some reason was only mildly surprised by it.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
And you can activate subtitles, where he explains a lot of the things he's doing while he is doing them. I have to admit that I only recently found out about this, even though I have been watching Primitive Technology for a long time.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Seems like the article indeed forgets to mention the distance. I guess the nature article[0] has all the information, but since I can't access that one right now I also found a Washington Post article[1], according to which the distanc
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Indeed. It was especially awkward after I searched for "Willy Wonka costume", which prompted Amazon to also show me the results for "Willy costume". Some of those items were then clearly visible in almost every Amazon ad
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by dEnigma 9y ago
25 € in Austria. But for higher amounts you can still just hover the card above the terminal and then enter your PIN instead of sticking the card in (at least at some stores).
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Not OP, but here in Austria I wear t-shirts for most of the year. I even used to go out in just a shirt on warmer winter days with only light snowfall, but nowadays I really notice the cold when I do that. Everything above 10°C is very comf
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Firefox Screenshots(screenshots.firefox.com)
34 points by dEnigma 9y ago|10 comments
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I mostly browse in portrait, unless the page has a weird layout; and I hardly ever see people browsing in landscape mode, but this is of course all anecdotal.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
This ultimately was what made me switch back to Firefox after I had used Chrome for a couple of years. I regularly have several hundred tabs opened in my browser, and Chrome was completely unusable in that situation, at least back then.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Works fine for me in Firefox Nightly
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Isn't that exactly the point the parent comment made? I think you misinterpreted his "excavation" (as in archeological excavation) as "excavation for the purpose of construction". But maybe I am the one who misunder
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by dEnigma 9y ago
First of all, I love that this prompted you to create an account. The author of the parent comment might not care as much if it is on Instagram, because one doesn't give away just as much information there, compared to facebook; and th
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Penelope Boston, the director of NASA's Astrobiology Institute, and her team have spent years exploring Mexico's Naica Mine in Chihuahua looking for extremophiles, which contain caves as large as cathedrals. Is it just because E
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Oh, interesting. I didn't know about any project like this; thank you for the link.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
At least earphones and speakers use permanent magnets[1], though according to Wikipedia[2] the early ones actually used electromagnets. I agree though that relays and maglev use electromagnets. I'm not sure about the rest. [1] http:&#x
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Pokemon Red/Blue Virus 2.0 Mew that was hiding under the truck all along [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dEnigma 9y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 9y ago
"In doing our own research on the roofing industry, it became clear that roofing costs vary widely, and that buying a roof is often a worse experience than buying a car through a dealership." Seems like someone just couldn't
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Here are all the reasons I don't make passwords available via Have I been pwned(troyhunt.com)
2 points by dEnigma 9y ago|0 comments
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All your websites using StartCom certificates are about to break(troyhunt.com)
2 points by dEnigma 9y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 9y ago
In some regions they even use "Viertel Neun" (Quarter nine) for 8:15; but "Viertel über Acht" (Quarter past eight) is also common.
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Dolphin Progress Report: April 2017(dolphin-emu.org)
1 points by dEnigma 9y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 9y ago
The top answer to this question[1] has a few suggestions. The dummy plug idea is interesting, although it doesn't actually physically disable the microphone. [1] https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/47345&#x
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Thank you! I was starting to question whether I really am a "thinking person" after reading that sentence.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I actually found it quite easy to read and English is my second language. Maybe it's the other way around and native speakers have a harder time, since the way things are written is more ingrained in their thinking. The only time I had
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Indeed, that was the only word I had problems with, so I had to check the original lyrics.
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by dEnigma 10y ago
>I haven't thought of it like that. But it would seem one is an unconscious reaction, spurred on by the autonomous nervous system, while the other is a (seemingly) conscious choice (if we don't get into determinism). OK, I thou
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by dEnigma 10y ago
I think it is only natural to want good experiences to last for as long as possible and to be at least a little "pissed", as the parent comment put it, when you think about the inevitable end. It's similar to your instinct of
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Dolphin Progress Report: March 2017(de.dolphin-emu.org)
3 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments

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