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It hasn't crashed for me in a very long time. IOS now (reluctantly) lets you set it as the default browser, although you'll need to hunt around the settings.
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If you just want light-weight mirroring I recommend lsyncd . For example work if you want to work on code locally and have it mirrored on a remote host. It's more reliable because it just mirrors files rather than mounting file system
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Beautiful Soup got me my first job.
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I also want an RTS that doesn't turn into a RSI speedrun. Your idea for APM limits is great, but my idea is that AI could handle micro. Let Deepmind control each unit while the user gives high level commands.
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At this point what is stopping browsers from removing all this cruft?
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> ... it works the same way and largely generates the same machine code How can they make this determination? Do they just eyeball a few sections of the machine code from each output? Is there some tool that can compare binaries? Is thi
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I'm running firejail now and It doesn't look like it runs as root.
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> May I ask, how big is your anti-war tent? For example, in my experience the most anti-war people are anarchists (sometimes disambiguated to anarcho-socialists) and anarcho-capitalists. I came in through left-wing organizing and I'
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American here, and I am involved with the US anti-war movement. I really wish we could get 5% involved with the movement, but people don't get interested unless it starts affecting them or their family. To this day, the most active mem
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There are a lot of goofy theories about the JFK assassination, but I don't think you can dismiss all of them. The theory that makes the most sense to me is that Oswald was part of it, but that he also was set up to be the fall guy. The
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I had no idea about this. Did Jules Verne really have to be the originator or every science fiction sub-genre? What a jerk.
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A key witness against Assange is a convicted pedophile and sociopath who was being paid by the US government and offered immunity in exchange for his testimony. He has since admitted that his testimony was false. https://caitlinj
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The key witness against Assange is a convicted pedophile and sociopath who was being paid by the US government. He has since admitted that his testimony was false. https://caitlinjohnstone.com/2021/06/27/assan
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They've been right about so many things, but if you make the kind of big moves they do you're going to be wrong from time to time.
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My kid took a routine test and was found to have 5.0 μg/dL, which is elevated but not alarming. The source is most likely paint chips or dust. I'm in an old building which has lead paint that was painted over. It's totally l
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5y ago
It's really good, both as a drama with great characters, and as a show about tech.
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This reminds me of a great scene from "Halt and Catch Fire". The lead engineer, Gordon, is supposed to be making dinner for his kids and putting them to bed while his wife is away, but he notices a small leak from the kitchen sink
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It's about a still life photographer . These are very beautiful photos.
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I appreciate that this exists. Writing the CLI is the most annoying parts starting a new bash script.
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This is the first time I've seen x-rated Corporate Memphis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis
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Great post. One of the reason the 9/11 wars went so badly is because the concept of "war profiteering" had almost entirely disappeared from American politics by the 2000s. Or at least the political will to combat it was gone.
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It is very cranky, no denying that. The founder of the site, Robert Parry, uncovered US involvement in Contra cocaine trafficking during the 80s. Nobody denied the facts, but by the time the story came out American political culture had bec
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I think your point is valid, but I would like to point our that PBS has a lot of great stuff on Youtube. I think there is a role for public broadcasting, but it will probably be marginal. > who gets to decide what is disinformation/
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Oh I did not know that that was a part of the Fairness Doctrine. The balance requirement was much more well know. > The fairness doctrine had two basic elements: It required broadcasters to devote some of their airtime to discussing cont
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IMO most of the problems with news stem from how it is funded. Advertising and back-room deals are not a good way to fund journalism. Cable news producers get ratings updates every 5 minutes and adjust their content according to what keeps
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This is shameful either way, but per the NBC article it sounds like they will need a few years to be sure the lake is warming: > A full thermal study hasn't been produced and won't be until 2023, but residents protesting the pl
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Having domestic vaccine development and production capabilities probably didn't seem that important to a lot of countries until recently. I bet a lot of countries are going to try and developer their own capabilities as a result of thi
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This we very helpful for someone unfamiliar with Kafka. You could probably get a job doing this.
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A normal dose can make you high or euphoric the first few times you take it. Eventually your body down-regulates and you don't experience a high, but if you read ADHD experiences on the internet you will often come across people who ha
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I'm also curious. It seems like the website has been around for 2 years and hasn't changed much. If they wrote 250k lines in two years, that is around 340 lines a day. That seems like a rather large project to build before puttin
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