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by gblargg 5mo ago
I whipped up a quick uBO rule to fix that (also makes meta-information lines readable): thefrontpage.dev##p.newspaper-copy:style(line-height: normal !important; font-size: 1rem !important;) thefrontpage.dev##p.article-meta:style(f
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by gblargg 5mo ago
That's not a placebo. A placebo would be learning to play some other instrument like a piano, that doesn't involve breath. I also RTFA and saw no mention of any meaningful control group. For all they know the effects would come fr
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by gblargg 5mo ago
I also like my K480, and got a couple for friends as well. One failed suddenly, and on opening the flat-flex had just come out of its socket. I like the sturdy rubberized channel for putting phones and tablets in. They hold in securely enou
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by gblargg 5mo ago
As long as you can download the environment for offline use.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
What's the equivalent of an escape to treat terms literally? \disregard ?
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by gblargg 5mo ago
I think his before desk was better, just a clean surface with monitor and speakers, ready to start a new task fresh.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
2.8W when it's operating properly.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
He has an old picture of the desk against the wall. The new setup is the cluttered desk in center of the room. "Two-part desk" actually means a one-part desk, the source of your confusion probably.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
When not being arrested is your only singular concern, this is a good approach.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
"The punishment is the process."
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by gblargg 5mo ago
This has great detailed comparisons between implementations on different 8-bit CPUs, a good study of how their differing approaches impact real code (e.g. 6502 vs Z-80) or enhanced versions of others (8080 vs. Z-80 vs. 8086).
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by gblargg 5mo ago
https://archive.is/WRD4j (main site isn't responding when I visit)
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by gblargg 5mo ago
> > People should be more aware of the symptoms of sleep apneas > > I'm always a bit puzzled that this needs to be pointed out? You're puzzled that most people don't know the symptoms of sleep apnea? Maybe there a
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Once ads become intertwined in the AI answer, it will be the end of ad blocking software. It might not even be possible for a human to tell whether it's an ad or genuine answer (answer based on the training data).
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Came here to say this. The tools I use are best for me currently, but I would never argue that they're the best for everyone. Likewise the best tools for most people are probably not the best ones for me. Context is everything. If sear
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by gblargg 5mo ago
This also put a lot into perspective: > these memory makers have learned a very particular lesson from the unforgiving history [deep drops in demand] of their industry: always leave demand unmet I can't blame them for keeping some r
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by gblargg 5mo ago
It's how normal people use the word: doing something specifically to inflict pain on a human or animal. Slaughtering animals for meat isn't torture. Keeping them alive while inflicting pain because you enjoy the experience, is.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
I'm more interested in the prompt than the AI's response. If your prompt was just asking it the question, then neither is worth sharing.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Does this lack something like typedef? I couldn't find anything in the docs which looked like one.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Just adding that I tried this on our old Mac OS 10.12 (Sierra) Mac and it also worked fine in addition to Kubuntu 22.04. I almost didn't try the Mac since it's so old I figured no way.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
> Your website, your work no longer matters. The web is being fully hidden behind a Google-controlled surface. And I am not even talking about their browser monopoly. Maybe it's just me, but when I've put pages on the web, they
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by gblargg 5mo ago
> MASS TORTURE MILLIONS OF NON-PET ANIMALS EVERY YEAR ... just so we can all have cheaper Big Macs. Torture - the infliction of intense pain (as from burning, crushing, or wounding) to punish, coerce, or afford sadistic pleasure.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
There's also the movie Awake (2007) incorporating this element of being aware but unable to communicate it.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
I wonder what an improbable version of this post would look like. This was very predictable given the first few sentences. I think self-help inspiration like this works better by helping you see the wonder in the mundane rather than paintin
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by gblargg 5mo ago
> Due to a phenomenon known as Joule heating – an unavoidable consequence of how they operate at a fundamental level – chips dissipate almost exactly the amount of power they consume as heat. I don't think you'll ever make a ch
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by gblargg 5mo ago
And unsigned negation is two's complement negation as well (-u = 0-u).
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Specifically on x86 where it's assumed that won't cause problems.
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by gblargg 5mo ago
Agreed. One after another these are standard things you avoid when writing portable code (or don't need, like accessing the object at address 0). They come across like from someone who wants to write whatever they want and have it work
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by gblargg 5mo ago
> then what exactly do I gain by allowing Googlebot to crawl my sites? Making the information available that you put up your site for?
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by gblargg 5mo ago
The pretty generic TV I use a a monitor apparently keeps the links up with its three inputs, at least for a while after recent use, so switching between two powered computers is quick, about half a second. I started using that rather than a

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