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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
If it breaks off, it raises the sea level immediately.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
What's the projected timeline? I followed a chain of links (of course to other CNN articles) each titled doomsday something collapse something and couldn't find a single projected timeline. The closest I got was "it could tak
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I've been living this way for close to a decade and I'll tell you it's not as hard as it seems. Most of those apps are available elsewhere, most of them still work even without the play services and for the ones that give you
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I said nothing about praying. It is commonly accepted in our time that you're born with your sexual proclivities, and it is a sensitive topic, saying otherwise can get you into serious social trouble. So, the idea that "preference
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Bend isn't about practical utility right now, just a proof of concept implementation of a high level language that compiles to interaction nets. The ultimate goal is to be able to easily write massively parallel code without having to
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I messed with this yesterday a little bit, it's pretty cool. Waiting for more native types and some IO and then I'm really going to play with it.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
No details on the ruling whatsoever, the article is a mish mash of popular touted fears of policing. While I share these concerns, i was hoping to get something of substance about the court ruling.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
If people can "dip their toes" into something and then develop a proclivity towards it, doesn't that imply sexuality is not innate? If it is innate then this is not a concern, and if it is not innate, the prevailing views we
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I think it's like 5G. Yeah, it's running out of steam, the marginal benefit is virtually nonexistent. I personally don't want a ton of tracking and screens in my car. People want to be able to "fill up" in 10 minute
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
So maybe I can give a little perspective to some of you, from someone living something like this. Me and my wife are atheists. We don't believe in god. There is no element of Christianity or traditionalism or any of that in our lives.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I still have yet to see a contribution to the conversation from you.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Nobody is making excuses for shitty behavior, they're saying that if you interact with enough people you'll encounter shitty behavior because there are shitty people in the world. When you go outside just be ready to carry on with
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
FYI I read about this woman many years ago and I and many others are convinced that she is a fraud. > These are connected to the X chromosome—most men have only one, but most women have two. They linked to Klinefelter syndrome for the me
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Yup, exactly. If it's removed from the index it won't just show up again one day. This tells me that that innocuous explanation is not what's going on here.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
This is the thing stating people in the face that many don't want to just observe and accept. You didn't sync something to icloud and somehow it's undeleted? It was synced to somewhere. This plainly points to a massive, indus
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
60, try 20. Many of us millennials remember having a key to the house on a string around our necks. I walked to and from school with no adults since I was 6. I was out around the neighborhood from the moment school let out until the sun wen
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Its a site called top10vpn. This is spam.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Look, there's a difference between showing ID to vote or get a free paycheck from someone and showing ID to shout my ideas from a rooftop. I don't need your trust to say things on the internet. If you don't trust me, don&#x27
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I was nodding my head as a member of the choir until > The only future of the internet is, sadly, proof-of-person and proof-of-residence on every public network interaction Yeah, go away. The problem is that Google has monopolized web ag
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Well, I wrote a series of functions doing a bunch of mathematical calculations, making lists and that. But when I went to 1) read a file, 2) output results to a file, I ran into some trouble. This was for a real use case I had. Writing the
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
When will people learn. You simply cannot rely on centralized services if your goal is to threaten power. "Incorporated in Switzerland" is not going to protect you from a king.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
I've dabbled with Haskell. I like it a lot, but I want to like it more and I just can't. I don't come from a CS background, I'm pretty good mathematically, and the syntax is just beautiful to me. I remember when I first
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Well, I don't. I use almost exclusively FOSS software that has no telemetry whatsoever, and where there is any phoning home, I either turn it off or make sure I know what it's doing and am happy with it. I think it should be the
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Space is inhospitable for computing machines as well, no computing machine has outlived human beings in lifespan without ship of theseus amounts of maintenance. It's a simple fact of the universe: all systems must be designed with thei
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
It doesn't have nothing. It has keybinds. There's nothing to click on, but still plenty to do, and you can do it with more than one finger. Flat... Whitespace. In modern graphical applications, nothing is broken up in your field o
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
That's pretty bad for a terminal utility and file manager. The thing should never, ever connect to the internet for anything unless explicitly told to by the user. I didn't notice this, thanks for pointing it out.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
True, but most GUIs are built with the mouse in mind, and at best slap some ctrl keybinds on as an afterthought. Hamburger menus and flat whitespace are cumbersome.
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Just tried this out... Looks nice. I dig the nerd font thing, I'd never used them because all of my TUI stuff is ncurses and the like, it's a nice thing to be able to do. I like the outline. I don't like a few things. - Ctrl
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Not just that, there's also that you can run them via SSH, there aren't a zillion top heavy GUI frameworks, interaction is significantly less cumbersome, and let's face it, they look so much better. For me, hotkeys are the ma
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by friend_and_foe 2y ago
Oh, I thought you were asking "what's wrong with profits?" which I don't disagree with, but something labelled as a non profit ought toto stick to that.

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