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3y ago
> RPi4 running DietPi > Jellyfin for my media stack How does it handle transcoding television and movies? I had a similar setup, and my RaspPi slowed to a crawl because it couldn't handle 1080p videos.
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> UHK Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. The backlog due to limited and expensive materials is extreme: six to nine months to build and ship out a keyboard.
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3y ago
> VSCode - One of the few things Microsoft hasn't totally screwed up yet. It's only a matter of time.
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3y ago
> For finding information: Perplexity How is this better than ChatGPT?
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3y ago
> Emacs OR vim? > > Wait, you can use both? > > This can't be true... How... Yes. It's called evil-mode[1] [1]: https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil
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3y ago
> I could go on indefinitely about the different tools I use on the web, but I won't. I'd be interested if you did list them out.
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3y ago
> They now point to one of the Big Email Providers. I'm interested to know which one. I'm guessing Gmail.
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3y ago
> they have no idea how to organize their thoughts or write original software Can you elaborate on this?
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3y ago
> Dune and sequels by Frank Herbert are the next logical option, with similarly large scope. Not worth reading past God Emperor of Dune , the best book in the series.
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3y ago
> Bigger fonts Ctrl+plus a few times. Or, use something like Stylus to manipulate the CSS.
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3y ago
> since it is private enough, you can allow yourself to be more vulnerable. There are plenty of tools available that can archive everything ever posted in a server. It takes one mad user to collect everything and leak it to the public
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3y ago
> Probably https://diff.blog/ would be one of the alternatives. Requires a GitHub account to post. Why are site owners like this?
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3y ago
Fixed formatting of the last part: > - Be a kid. Don't overthink it. It's just a game after all. Feel it. > - Play as many games as possible. You can quickly get enough volume with bullet and blitz. > - Get feedback.
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3y ago
Mailfence
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3y ago
College Algebra seems like Mathematics 101. Do you have an idea of the path you'd like to take?
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3y ago
You're not a world-famous tech multi-billionaire building a suspicious compound on a small island.
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3y ago
> Inflation is easing, market is going up. Bottom lines must be protected.
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3y ago
> I need fully functional Microsoft 365 desktop apps; mainly Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Why? There are alternatives to those three that work well on Linux, namely OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
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3y ago
Don't forget to encrypt.
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3y ago
> I also left with tons of others when they pulled the API Where did you go?
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3y ago
Interesting. And where are the trendier neighborhoods you'd avoid?
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3y ago
A referral means you vouch for the person. If you blindly refer someone and he or she turns out to be shit, chances are that'll back for you. Who would want that?
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3y ago
> Have nerdy friends? Many nerdy people use Discord, unfortunately.
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3y ago
> The best ones are practically snapped up before they're even listed. How is that possible?
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3y ago
Well deserved. She is a cultural force of nature not seen in a long time.
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3y ago
"Why make others happy when I can profit (and be happy) from their misery?"
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3y ago
> I would like to live in a world where I could use Beeper without worry but I don't feel like we currently live in that world. Am I wrong? I've been using Beeper for close to six months, and it's been a dream.
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3y ago
> But I was too scared to leave New Hampshire, and perhaps too sentimental, or some more nameless term, so I didn't accept the offer. What happened next?
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3y ago
> You can trade-off some things to make it more affordable, but you have to get creative. It helps to know a local. What do you mean?
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3y ago
> Also, there's a kind of art to apartment hunting in NYC. Once you master it, finding an apartment isn't that bad. Please elaborate beyond avoiding trendier neighborhoods. > Staying away from trendier neighborhoods is my
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