drweevil

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by drweevil 2y ago
This is merely an attempt to show just how lopsided the wealth distribution is. Imagine being able to afford to run the US government for any meaningful length of time with your personal wealth. I'm lucky I can run my modest household.
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by drweevil 2y ago
A more interesting line of inquiry would be to think about why humans do ask so many questions. We've all been told at some time that there are no stupid questions, but really, most are. Why do we need to know when daddy is coming home
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by drweevil 2y ago
> "The tool erases all audio for "data safety reasons," according to Nabla’s chief technology officer Martin Raison." It's fine to use tools like this, so long as one understand what they do. But the definitive r
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by drweevil 2y ago
One way I've dealt with this is to identify books on the topic. I'll search on DuckDuckGo, Amazon, Archive.org (where you might even find a pdf), etc. If I can find one that suits I'll buy a used (hopefully inexpensive) copy,
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by drweevil 2y ago
I'm very happy with my 13" Framework, which uses a 3/2 aspect ratio 2.8K screen. It hits a sweet spot of large enough and light enough. For coding I find that a tiling window manager like Sway helps me maximize the use of my
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by drweevil 2y ago
I've seen countless articles like this one, and what irks me most about them is the almost exclusive focus by their authors on these people and their ailments. It's like the long-time residents of these tiny communities--and the e
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by drweevil 2y ago
No. Why squelch a person's individuality? And with Clippy on steroids, of all things.
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by drweevil 2y ago
Yes.