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7y ago
In my experience, DDG search results are worse, not better, and people who say otherwise are mental or lying. I discovered the other day that DDG uses Bing for image searching because without safe searching enabled it randomly returns tons
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7y ago
> The USPS offers this for free $1 if done online.
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7y ago
Is https://ryf.fsf.org/products meant to eventually replace https://h-node.org/hardware/catalogue/ ? The latter appears to have way more devices on it.
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7y ago
> Any gaming activity seems to use no more than 8 cores max Large numbers of cores have never been useful for gaming, but overall thread performance has. Right now the major bottleneck for high end gaming is GPUs because display pixel
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7y ago
Most of these look exceptionally boring. If you want the good stuff in the wikivandalism genre, you want Bad Jokes And Other Deleted Nonsense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Silly_Things
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7y ago
And if you enjoyed that, there's also the International Association of Time Travelers: Members’ Forum https://www.abyssapexzine.com/wikihistory/
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7y ago
There may be two different interpretations of "risks" in use here. If your mechanism both causes swathes of unexpected damage and also (because of, perhaps) favors cells with defective p53, certainly there is a reasonable until-it
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7y ago
> What are the biggest risks with CRISPR? So far, that using it causes cancer.
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7y ago
> the Visual Studio Online team...VS Code... So this is NOT Visual Studio but rather VSCode? Do you have insight into why Microsoft keeps making misleading product names? Would it be so horrible to name it VSCode Online instead of Vi
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7y ago
> If unionized they can start getting their demands met. It's better then quitting, because you still get to keep your job The power of any union comes from threats to quit en masse i.e. strike. A union strike isn't better th
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7y ago
This feels like blogspam where "Python 3.8" can be replaced by literally any new version of anything.
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7y ago
Makes what worse? Nobody is arguing here that gross inequality is good. The question here is whether "70% of current income" is a reasonable metric for individual retirement.
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7y ago
I agree that being able to save so much is a very privileged position. It also, though, represents a proportion of total dollars that is greater than the proportion of its constituent people. The headline number given isn't X people; i
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7y ago
> Calling out other people's work as 'garbage' is pretty shameful Apple is not a people. Apple is a TRILLION dollar megacorp. They can afford more.
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7y ago
Now I'm not an economist, but percentage of my current income seems like a braindead metric to work with that doesn't factor in that I spend less than half of my income and the rest is invested for later and that when I retire I w
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7y ago
The "How it Works" section should be at the very top of the page, because it's the part that tells you wtf this service does.
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7y ago
> I am a native English speaker, and I honestly don't understand what they are thinking the second sentence means Clearly the enemy conferred lesser nobility and commensurate landownership unto said aircrafts. https://e
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7y ago
Anyone know wtf is going on with New Mexico? It's seriously disproportionately represented in every map. https://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/361/6408/eaau1184...
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7y ago
It's hard to take seriously the style opinions of someone who indents curly braces that way.
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7y ago
More than completely abandoned ones, I love new spaces that preserve the nature of the theaters they used to be while becoming something else, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama_Theatre_(Houston)
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7y ago
If you mean is there something that compares Firefox battery drain to Chrome battery drain, then I don't care because Chrome is also garbage about energy efficiency. If you mean is there something that compares Chrome battery drain to
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7y ago
> Not that increasing pollen or health shocks is a tool to fight crime... But it could be!
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> But wouldn't the real test be running both browsers as the active window and comparing those results? No matter what you're doing, all but one of your tabs will be in the background at any given moment.
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7y ago
What I want is an https://arewesafariyet.com that tracks Firefox's macOS energy usage against Safari's so that I can figure out when to switch. As far as I can tell, they still have a long way to go to match Safari in
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> As a former soviet occupied country citizen, I am amazed that westerners would want to overthrow capitalism. They would probably say that they perceive a difference between "democratic socialism" and "fascist communism
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7y ago
> Skip the spider. Big table. I don't understand these expressions.
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> Commingling isn't a problem with the complaints. I think they mean that commingling necessarily eliminates the viability of merchant malfeasance analysis in reading reviews, not that the complainers did anything wrong. Just that
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7y ago
How far down do I need to scroll before you tell me what the fuck it does, though? It looks like a docker image for your dev-requirements? Put that shit at the top!
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7y ago
This looks like a Pascal compiler targeting the C64. If you want a Pascal compiler on the C64, see: http://www.gammon.com.au/GPascal/ and interview with the author at https://web.archive.org/web&#x
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> I'd much rather be a Chinese citizen now vs. 50 years ago. You would not be saying that if you were Uyghur right now.
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