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guilhas
4y ago
I have lost, dd'ing the main disk/partition by accident while creating boot usbs, several times
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4y ago
I agree with you, don't think they did, up until now they seem to have kept their business for themselves and resolved everything with trade and diplomacy. Quite impressive, and interesting how opposite of that the USA/EU/UK
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4y ago
Weeell... podcast is great, and I have been listening them since I can remember but podcast is not ubiquitous, I can't just start my car and ask it to continue my episode of 'I Spy' podcast Radio is still great most times but
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4y ago
The story here is USA constantly meddling around the world, while claiming to be the victim of unacceptable meddling. Abandoning diplomacy and international agreed nuclear agreement, in favor of spy and sabotage, planting the seeds for the
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4y ago
Also UK and China
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4y ago
The banks/markets are in failing mode since 2012, with constant bailing out, quantitative easing. In USA, UE, UK... Causing banks addiction, and inflation 2020 was record money printing, causing inflation, so Liz Truss set a plan to re
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4y ago
Actually most software engineering jobs are about improving and maintaining existing, sometimes old, systems If you feel not recognized, or too much pressure, maybe you just need to change company I am exactly the same, I even took notes on
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4y ago
The thing is that it was a scheduled maintenance. So presumably it was expected But you can theorize that Russians were being too picky with the repairs which normally possible wouldn't But even if they did, EU and Canada withholding t
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4y ago
Not sure that is correct, the companies contractually responsible for the nordstream 1 turbine maintenance/repair were European and Canadian, that were refusing to repair them because of the sanctions on Russia https://www.r
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4y ago
I was against most of the bans, but I don't like government interfering too much. As the real danger would be governments deciding that certain accounts should be banned . And in many cases government supported pressure groups are alr
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4y ago
I am not a lisp person, but it is just a configuration file with key value pairs and lists, mostly copy pasted from the documentation or other ppl configurations. A file with all configs in the same place in an unified way Also each configu
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4y ago
I started to use it recently I it is easier than expected, and I never used lisp or similar before The documentation is good It still has problems here and there, and packages missing. Probably due to the lack of wide adoption for being new
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4y ago
I am more worried with the amount of CAPTCHAs I get in FirefoxESR/Windows from Cloudflare or Google, until I change user agent
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guilhas
4y ago
I mostly use old.reddit.com It loads 10x more information 10x faster
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4y ago
I would say everyone is more or less like that. Consciously or subconsciously. You are in a relation, you want to be single and have time to yourself. You're single, you feel you need someone I know I am like that. I don't care mu
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4y ago
Yes we all know Apple users only care about one thing... the next I product /s
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4y ago
I would say most of the industry just "wants to get it done", everyone is really confused, lack of communication, no time to design, customers changing project direction fast. Requirements/design/diagrams are replaced wi
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4y ago
They can spend time absorbing whatever they want, just make sure first you have a capable browser, that can be competitive, maybe absorb some market share from other Chromes. Instead of being a constant crippleware that we just barely toler
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4y ago
Firefox should worry more with core browser, standards, speed, security, bugs... And less with implementing things that already exist as addons
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4y ago
The post seems to be talking about the unbranded Chinese cards. I have never tried those, not sure if it was the same performance/drivers. But in 2019 bought a RX570 on ebay to 150$ and sold it next year for the same. They're a bi
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4y ago
TikTok is the best app of its type, and for the first time USA being beaten by a foreign country to develop an international successfully app. Also one of the first times China developers catered for an outside audience. Obviously this has
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4y ago
Most times on mobile at least My phone is not the most recent so web with JavaScript and without a blocker is just unresponsive especially news sites Without JS for example old.reddit.com/XYZ... loads 10x faster, with 10x more content,
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4y ago
2 years without a reply, maybe it's a feature. Could they be afraid of a surge in proxy Adblock extensions since they are trying to cripple the local ones?
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4y ago
Funny to see how fast posts get flagged as soon comments start to go the other side of the narrative
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4y ago
Bitcoin is one of the biggest modern inventions If nothing else governments will maintain the network so that China, Russia, USA... does not control 51%
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4y ago
"Sadly, the research also confirms a large-scale loss of our planet’s most biodiverse ecosystems, particularly in the tropical rainforests." Single species trees planted for paper is not the same as native trees and ecosystems tha
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4y ago
Agreed, still Git too popular and Fossil is very interesting
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4y ago
Because there is no significant benefit to the consumer
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4y ago
Yes, to beat China we have to become China /s
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4y ago
2016 or 2020? The algorithm should know the difference
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