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by dmos62 4y ago
Why did your family burn its homes as they were leaving? To deny it to Russian (or collaborator) settlers?
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by dmos62 4y ago
To be fair, even if knowledge does not win over ignorance, that doesn't mean that knowledge isn't the greatest weapon against ignorance.
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by dmos62 4y ago
I did find it confusing and I often read the comments first, because I usually find them more interesting. The first line of the article did inform me otherwise: your insight is accurate. I didn't mean to degrade your forum experience.
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by dmos62 4y ago
Hm, I thought this was going to be about Ukraine (UA is its ISO code), not a browser's User-Agent string. I started by reading the comments and found them pretty confusing.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I live in a temperate climate, where temperature goes up to around 35 degrees Celcius in summertime. I don't tolerate temperatures above ~28 degrees well. To my surprise, I have found that if I go for a short run in the hottest time of
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Unboxing of Russian Drone Orlan shows Canon consumer camera used as sensor(youtube.com)
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by dmos62 5y ago
So "beton brut" or "cidre brut" (dry cider) refer to the concrete's or cider's dullness or stupidity? No, they refer to their rawness and crudeness. The original commentor was spot on. By the way, a more comple
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by dmos62 5y ago
This is pretty much about learning to deal with your feelings. Different things work for different people. Mindfulness and acceptance have been interesting concepts to explore for me. Though there too exist a variety of approaches. Explore
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by dmos62 5y ago
> that would be a bad gym session. The goal is to push yourself. Not to injure yourself but to go until failure. Umm. Actually, as far as I know, that's completely false. What you're describing is a bad way to train your body
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by dmos62 5y ago
This isn't really an answer, but I'd say that everyone's different. What works for you might be wildly different than what works for me. For what it's worth, I'd say that it's about being at ease with being une
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by dmos62 5y ago
- Writing as form of (or tool for) thinking; Leslie Lamport said (maybe quoting someone) that if you're thinking, but not writing, you only think that you're thinking; - High tolerance for feeling ignorant, confused, silly, inadeq
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by dmos62 5y ago
Is shooting in RAW important? Are we just talking about PNG/JPG artefacts and general lossiness of lossy compression?
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by dmos62 5y ago
What's Smart Sync? Edit: https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/sync-uploads/...
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by dmos62 5y ago
You described a challenging situation to arbiter. What if your kids were adults and one of them broke into the other one's house with the intent to murder him and his family? I say that Ukraine has the right to sovereignty and I condem
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by dmos62 5y ago
> Put another way, I think being neutral and silent by default is a necessary defense against manipulation. I can sympathize with the sense of confusion, but this is one of the principal purposes of information warfare. When successful i
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by dmos62 5y ago
> Pushing political commit messages is not "power". I'm not debating whether it works or whether it's the right form of activism. I'm responding to your comment. Namely you saying that taking a side is childish.
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by dmos62 5y ago
> How about not taking sides instead of acting like a kid If you have the power to do something and you don't, that's taking a side. You either oppose something or you enable it. At least own that. If you're saying you&#x2
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by dmos62 5y ago
Yes and yes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorium-based_nuclear_power The thing holding us back from having thorium reactors seems to be how expensive nuclear reactor research is and how unpopular nuclear reactors are.
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by dmos62 5y ago
> disposing of the spent fuel This keeps coming up, but far as I can tell spent fuel disposal is not, and has never been a substantial issue. It's above all an engineering and administrative challenge and is safe when done properly.
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by dmos62 5y ago
For hobby coding, I'd say the more interesting question is which GC to use.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Bash history does suck, at least out of the box. My history use has become consistent and frequent after I started using fish.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Kaliningrad is of strategic importance for holding the Suwalki corridor, a.k.a. NATO's most vulnerable choke point. It doesn't matter whether it's poor or not.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I don't see a logical path from one to the other.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Hm, ctrl-d and ctrl-u don't work for me, for some reason (keybinds for scrolling in screen-halves), and scrolling and moving of cursor causes jittering, which is distracting. I'm using lxterm. Nice tool otherwise!
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by dmos62 5y ago
Firefox + ublock origin = no annoyances on twitter without being signed in.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Any experiencing switching Ubuntu 20.04's audio stack to PipeWire? I'd love to do it, since my pulseaudio setup is giving me trouble, but haven't yet found the time.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Well not yet you can't, as far as I can tell. I'm not sure what I'd do if I had to pay for everyday things in crypto.
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by dmos62 5y ago
That's the kind of advertising I'd like too, but your tone suggests you're blaming the industry. But, could it be that it just works better than the "wholesome" advertising (for lack of a better word)? I think the p
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by dmos62 5y ago
> Practical: no "actual" portfolio except 2 links/why do you want people to visit the site? Not OP, but I hate having to update multiple sources when I update my portfolio. I jumped through some hoops to get around that an
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by dmos62 5y ago
This comes up when talking about the wooden skyscrapers being built. Maybe someone can elaborate, but, as far as I've heard, treated construction wood has pretty good fire-damage characteristics.

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