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by enneff 5y ago
They’re valuable to collectors as there is a finite supply of them. There is literally an infinite supply of NFTs, and the works they are a pointer to can be cloned digitally. There is no comparison.
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by enneff 5y ago
The final response from the team at Amazon is incredibly gracious considering how condescending and entitled almost all the other comments are. Please don’t be like those commenters.
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by enneff 5y ago
Often they get enjoyment from ruining other people’s fun, too.
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by enneff 5y ago
Revisions in Subversion are identified by a monotonically increasing number. How can you distribute that?
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by enneff 5y ago
A big part of my process for quitting was associating smoking with feeling disgusting and sick instead of feeling relaxed (which was never true anyway). For me it was more like reprogramming than deprogramming. But in broad strokes my exper
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by enneff 5y ago
I used to use tomsrtbt as a daily driver in an old 486 that I removed all the moving parts from. A totally silent machine, after reading the OS into memory from the floppy.
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by enneff 5y ago
I think that probably has more to do with how recently you were in REM sleep (which is when most dreams occur). If you have the sensation of waking up from a dream, whether you remember it or not, you likely woke up from REM sleep. If you d
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by enneff 5y ago
Or you just don’t remember them.
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by enneff 5y ago
Honestly, I’ll take designers thinking about the well-being of their users, even if it comes across as condescending. The common alternative is to wring as much attention out of the user as possible, pushing their buttons so they keep usin
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by enneff 5y ago
You’re probably one of about 100 people in the world who set their device time to UTC. I don’t think it’s reasonable for any designer to cater for this use case.
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by enneff 5y ago
You would just dial the other person’s modem and that would give you a bidirectional steam of bytes from one machine to another. Anything you typed showed up in their terminal and vice versa. Then you could initiate a file transfer using a
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by enneff 5y ago
Depends on what’s being served. Any decent static file server should support it, but if the content is at all dynamically produced then the authors would have to think to implement it and rarely do.
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by enneff 5y ago
> Making of lists of funny names is not the first step to genocide. And that is not what the post you’re replying to said.
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by enneff 5y ago
And it’s not even an MMO.
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by enneff 5y ago
In the video they say that this game can encompass all genres of game. Clearly total bs.
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by enneff 5y ago
Well, yeah, but the priority here shouldn't be to allow the researchers to do their work. If they can't do their research ethically then they just can't do it; too bad for them.
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by enneff 5y ago
People who want to do X well will learn the language. You can learn more than one language.
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by enneff 6y ago
I don’t know the specifics but my guess is that the team responsible for search front end has people who are responsible for Easter eggs. Someone, maybe from that team, would have filed a launch ticket for that specific feature, and quickly
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by enneff 6y ago
As a google employee I’m glad the culture of doing fun things perseveres from the early days, despite our massive growth.
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by enneff 6y ago
I really enjoyed watching both of them on stream. They were so warm and fun and seemed to have a great community of friends around them. It’s heartbreaking to hear of Jonas’ passing. My heart goes out to Heather and his family and friends.
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by enneff 6y ago
At least those who bought pixels on that page got something for it.
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by enneff 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Romance,_LLC
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by enneff 6y ago
I recommend you check out Sam Harris’ “Waking Up” app. It contains a very gentle guided introduction to mediation, and has a ton of audio content which discusses meditation in its many forms and adjacent topics. If you are wary then listeni
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by enneff 6y ago
https://archive.org/details/msdos_Loom_1990
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by enneff 6y ago
Once again the Internet Archive comes to the rescue https://archive.org/details/msdos_Loom_1990
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by enneff 6y ago
At a guess I’d say the displayed numbers are rounded while the bars are rendered using the actual numbers.
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by enneff 6y ago
That is true but the git release has nothing to do with GitHub accounts.
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by enneff 6y ago
Nope. This is an example of someone working on company time using their personal email.
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by enneff 6y ago
And the guy who announced the new Git release works for Google, but uses his pobox.com email for Git development.
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by enneff 6y ago
CRTs don’t traditionally introduce any latency. It’s digital displays like LCDs that use buffers to pre process images and that add latency.

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