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by grawprog 5y ago
>can understand if some <$500 laptops still would ship with 8 GB, nobody should expect any greatness from those, My Acer aspire from 2015 or so cost me $450. It came with 8GB of RAM the RAM is also upgradeable. I could swap them out f
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've been clicking the X everytime i get the popup for a few days now. I haven't really thought much about it or actually read it yet. I honestly fucking hate WhatsApp and wish I could convince the few people i talk to on there to
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by grawprog 5y ago
>the discrepancy between reported deaths and analyses of death rates compared to expected death rates, sometimes referred to as “excess mortality,” suggests that the total COVID-19 death rate is many multiples larger than official report
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by grawprog 5y ago
Those are intersting. They remind me of the sonographs we collected of bat echolocation calls when we were doing bat surveys with anabat detectors. Just by the shape of the calls you could narrow the bat down to a likely species and determi
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by grawprog 5y ago
To be fair though, that can also be said about a lot of actual historical discoveries and scientific breakthroughs.
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Guilt, Shame and Fear(searchenginejournal.com)
1 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments
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by grawprog 5y ago
>That's the privilege... Only experienced by white people of course which also by your implication are incapable of experiencing >Yeah, well, for a lot of people working hard (or not) isn't the only important factor that&#x2
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've never really been a breakfast person. I'm not usually hungry in the morning until around 10 or 11. I've tried over the years to push myself to eat breakfast more but it never really sticks. These days I mostly wait until
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by grawprog 5y ago
My own anecdotal evidence agrees with this study. About the only difference the night mode feature seems to make is that it reduces eye strain. I still feel wired and unable to sleep properly if i use my phone late in bed either way.
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by grawprog 5y ago
>Popular hacker software includes "Comet Cursor", "Bonzi Buddy" and "Flash" OK i have to admit. This made me laugh.
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by grawprog 5y ago
A lot of things eat mosquitoes. A lot. Fish, other insects, birds, bats, other mammals. They eat ridiculous amounts of mosquitoes. A single bat alone can eat its bodyweight in mosquitoes every day.
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by grawprog 5y ago
Apparently people love them for Berry picking. People would actually get mad at me about this as though i had somehow deprived them of their handles.
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by grawprog 5y ago
I remember learning about this concept first hand years ago working in a grocery store. I was in charge of stocking the freezer at the time. We had a sale on for breyer's ice cream. the 500ml tubs. they used to come in packs of 5 on th
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've been using KDE connect since it was first released. It's improved massively over the years and is a solid tool for managing android phones from the desktop. It's one of the first things I install on every new device.
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by grawprog 5y ago
The teacher also told us specifically to read everything before also doing anything.
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by grawprog 5y ago
We had a similar one of those in school. The first question of the test was 'read all questions before you start.' Then it had stuff like poke holes in the paper, draw things, random stuff, the very last question though was, &#x27
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by grawprog 5y ago
Nah look at their customers, government, military, NASA, the weather service, that's exactly the kind of website I'd expect for a product with them as their primary customers.
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by grawprog 5y ago
So a CIA office?
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by grawprog 5y ago
Is snap actually being forced on users by Ubuntu? I've used a Ubuntu based os for years, the only snap packages i have are third-party ones directly from the app devs themselves, ubuntu's never forced me to use snap...
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by grawprog 5y ago
Yes...Droidscript allowed one to use the tiny computer in their pocket similarly to the way one could use the large computer on the desk. One could script small apps on their tiny computer and they could access most of the same api as java
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Biggest Pharmaceutical Settlements in History(enjuris.com)
1 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments
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by grawprog 5y ago
>Linspire is certified in many states to run government intranet and web based applications. Linspire is the ONLY Debian and Ubuntu based system that is certified by Oracle and IBM to host and deploy their respective cloud technologies.
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by grawprog 5y ago
>work consists of 90 tin cans, each reportedly filled with 30 grams (1.1 oz) of faeces, and measuring 4.8 by 6.5 centimetres (1.9 in × 2.6 in), with a label in Italian, English, French, and German >At the time the piece was created, M
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by grawprog 5y ago
I have no idea of the details as to why, but in all the years I've used emulators, turning off the audio has always increased the speed of emulation in emulators that are struggling. I realize Wine is not an emulator...but...same shit.
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Spain to give pets the same rights as humans, an animal welfare breakthrough(inews.co.uk)
13 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments
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Google Drive blocks access to document that compiled news on vaccine side effect(reclaimthenet.org)
17 points by grawprog 5y ago|1 comments
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by grawprog 5y ago
Talking to strangers is fun and actually one of those things I've really missed during the pandemic. It's like one of those video game lootboxes. Most of the time it's not bad, sometimes it's good, rarely you meet someon
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US Companies Owned by China(usagag.com)
2 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments
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by grawprog 5y ago
Yes, they're more concentrated because in salt form our brains don't absorb as much of it. Like the difference between doing a bump of coke and a hit of crack. You gotta do a lot of coke to get the same high.
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Canada’s Heritage Minister says internet censorship bill is imminent(reclaimthenet.org)
2 points by grawprog 5y ago|1 comments

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