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Yes, very annoying! I once wrote a script to estimate the publication date based on archive.org first appearance, for an entire site for a blogger who had nit put a date on any page. Might be worth turning it into a per page browser extensi
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5y ago
Why having steak instead of slow cooked meats then?
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I've started using JetBraims Mono after a friend suggested it to me. If you hesitate between a few fonts, edit some text in your terminal and reduce the size of the font/terminal until it's almost unreadable. Pay special atte
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Agreed. I wish json5 had become, or becomes the standard. https://json5.org/
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People refusing to work for salaries that are too small, employers jack up their prices by the equivalent of what used to be tips and offer better salary. Tipping is an unegotiated unilateral contract. It is basically a power trip. A local
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Are you racist with some people but not others? Do you tip cashiers at the grocery store? It'd be really easy, why are you not doing it?
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Maybe not tipping at all would increase pressure for better labour laws and minimum wages and everybody could benefit from it rather than following some weird social norm of who gets the tips. Do you tip the cashier at the grocery store? Wh
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5y ago
Have you looked at the chart in the link I provided? Mozilla was doing better and had more revenue with previous management who's compensation was a fraction of current management's.
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Agreed. I wish they created a dedicated fund for Firefox the way it was done for Thunderbird. Let's not forget the ridiculous pay for the executives which has been shown to not correlate with revenue (or anything else): https:/&#
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This is not true. Regardless of how secure and properly setup your server is: Outlook blocks anybody that does not send enough mail, even if you've never sent any spam and are on a clean block. They're happy to let their users to
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5y ago
If you have any neighbourgh on your block that has sent spam, then the entire IP block gets a bad reputation. I moved away from OVH because of this. I no longer get the issue )on Vultr) but still get 100% blocked by outlook.com and blocked
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Oh, you're right, Moderna was funded by the US taxpayers: https://www.forbes.com/sites/judystone/2020/12/03/the-people...
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Wasn't the Moderna COVID vaccin funded by the German taxpayers?
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5y ago
This strategy does not work for somebody trying to publish and monetize content.
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5y ago
OP mentioned that they are a paid YouTube member, so they do pay monthly for the service.
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5y ago
Which ones beside Vimeo?
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I'm not in that field at all but Aubrey de Grey keep saying that since they try to solve or slow down illnesses of old ages,the worse that can happen is that if they fail at curing aging they'll have at least reduced the impact of
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5y ago
Database vs database server?
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Sleep onset timing and possible risk of developing Cardiovascular diseases
(academic.oup.com)
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Tangentially related... Large animals store considerable amount of carbon. > if we restored global whale populations to pre-whaling levels, they'd sequester 1.7 billion tons of carbon/year. https://twitter.com/l
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The only way I have found is to follow my customization above and use TweetDeck. I heard people using lists, but I have not explored.
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If you restrict to view tweets from people you follow only, twitter can be interesting. If somebody you don't follow tweets something really inspiring then you'll see it either through a retweet or on Reddit. To customize twitter:
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I'd much prefer 2x3 fora 2m by 3m bed. Poetic names confuses me: Why is a twin different than a double but the exact same thing as a single? Call them by their size, done.
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I have used some of them. Indeed not as good but useable. Sadly Lenovo is taking alot of wrong directions imo, non-removeable battery, soldering memory now etc... I'd be happy to try something else and love the concepts behind the Fram
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5y ago
I've been hoping to see a RiscV laptop for Linux, equivalent to the M1 Mac, but not seeing anything on the horizon.
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Check your wakeup settings. I've have to use corporate Windows machine and for some reason they're all setup to wake up on some wifi/ethernet signal.
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ApparentlyApparently 3rd party manufacturers are looking at building keyboards with trackpoint for the Framework laptops.
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Also Linux does not work well in this mode (problems to wake up), so it is important to be able to switch it to S3 in the BIOS.
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A selfish kickback? Would you drive a taxi for free? Nobody forced you in that free taxi, you got in on your own. Use another service if you don't like the cost of "free" (ads).
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You pay the taxi to take you to an address. You don't pay anything to google, you decided to use their ad funded "search engine", which they don't charge you anything for, and you complain that you get... Ads?
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