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by dagurp 11mo ago
or nitter.net
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by dagurp 11mo ago
Why did you stop using it? Asking because I was wondering if I should get one.
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by dagurp 1y ago
or Aphex Twin
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by dagurp 1y ago
Why?
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by dagurp 1y ago
Same here. I used it every day during COVID
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by dagurp 1y ago
As they saying goes. If you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism.
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by dagurp 1y ago
I know
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by dagurp 1y ago
sounds more like sed
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by dagurp 2y ago
By the low standards set by other companies in similar positions I think they're doing quite well.
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by dagurp 2y ago
I don't know what R1 is either
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by dagurp 2y ago
I think you're talking about Choice-supportive bias. I don't know why you're throwing this out here without anything to support it.
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by dagurp 2y ago
Gambling ads are banned in my country but we get bombarded by them on YouTube. Me and a bunch of people I've talked to have reported them many times but nothing happens.
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by dagurp 2y ago
Microspikes and Nanospikes are products from Kathoola. I own both and have used them for running in Iceland so I can definitely recommend them.
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by dagurp 2y ago
Vivaldi ticks some of those boxes at least
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by dagurp 2y ago
I do. Just a raspberry pi with nginx and a cron job that runs python scripts. I'm not into AI but writing those scripts is boring so chatgpt is perfect for this.
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by dagurp 2y ago
I became debt free about a year ago and thought I should get into investing. It turned out that it's incredibly boring to me and because of that I haven't been able to learn it properly. I also thought that if I became really goo
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by dagurp 2y ago
I would also like to be able to use European banks and insurance companies. People here will say that we will lose control of our fishing rights but we already lost them to a handful of filthy rich families.
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by dagurp 2y ago
You could also use Vivaldi which has a built-in ad blocker
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by dagurp 2y ago
This is an opportunity to use the world's least used emoji
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by dagurp 2y ago
One of them said that it wasn't good enough because they're optional. He didn't explain the logic behind that any further. Some say it's because the kids speak english all day.
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by dagurp 2y ago
In my country the trend has been alarming, especially among boys. The politicians just shrug and say that the PISA tests are flawed.
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by dagurp 2y ago
There's been plenty of effort put into that but it's not easy. Iceland is very windy and the temperature fluctuates a lot but the main problem is the sheep which are allowed to run around where they like. It's also difficult
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by dagurp 2y ago
They are shrinking at an alarming rate here in Iceland as well. This is causing sandstorms and possibly increased volcanic activity.
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by dagurp 2y ago
But the title says it has great effect
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by dagurp 2y ago
But why haven't they posted on Mastodon in two years https://mstdn.social/@TheGuardian
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by dagurp 2y ago
imagine a Beowulf cluster of those
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by dagurp 2y ago
For this I recommend https://actualbudget.com/ . It is in many ways like You Need A Budget but you can host it yourself for free.
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by dagurp 2y ago
from Wikipedia: > Tartrazine is among six artificial colors for which the European Union requires products that contain them to be marked with the statement May have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children. > The FDA r
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by dagurp 2y ago
As someone with a BRCA2 mutation this is very promising news.
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British rail is back? [video](youtube.com)
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