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3y ago
It's not a black and white issue easily swept under the rug by an elitist platitude about what the cowering masses deserve. There's a lot of installation cases (older hardware -> newest systems) where System Integrity Protectio
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3y ago
More like try watching a comedy where nobody cared about getting the room tone to blend things right, no foley and sound effects work was done, and there was no provision in the budget for fixing things in ADR. See if you make it through th
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3y ago
I've had my fair share of highlighting/annotating shenanigans with macOS built-in software and I've found Skim (free, BSD licensed) to be a highly competent replacement, with the only caveat that you have to remember to expor
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3y ago
PSA: Some annoyances lists can be zealous about removing from websites any visual cue indicating the availability of an RSS feed.
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3y ago
The first modification to that 1978 document came 14 years later, done for the sole purpose of keeping it in compliance with the Maastricht Treaty. The line in the sand you are fervently defending was crossed a long time ago.
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3y ago
about:unloads
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3y ago
> I also hate that there isn't an X. I have a keyboard shortcut assigned to uBlock Origin's element zapper and now everything has an X. No permanent rules made, and when overdone just reload page to try again.
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3y ago
Oops. I botched that first link: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ThisIsYourIndexO...
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3y ago
> If you don’t read websites about Apple features, how are users supposed to intuit these changes? See Tips notification after system update. Don't delete Tips notification. Check Tips notification during boring downtime.
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3y ago
Getting your character high is just a narrative vehicle to some tropey destination[1]. It is sometimes done in a deliberately exaggerated tongue-in-cheek manner ("This is how squares must think drugs are always like!") by the ones
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3y ago
I've been trying to follow up on this in other places than prontondb to add a clarification since the moment I noticed a more recent review reporting it still works. It's still working because the game hasn't transitioned fro
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3y ago
It seems like it used to work in Linux until recently. Now it uses a stricter anti-cheat. https://www.protondb.com/app/671860
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> I think that era ended due to a combination of a bunch of factors, particularly the iPhone, which defined the model for the modern smartphone. The iPhone favored an infinite scroll of bite-sized bits of content meant to go viral and a
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4y ago
They spent so much time trying to give the machine a soul just to make sure it'd never had a chance against our soulless institutions!
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4y ago
Must be real good, too. Judging by HN comments one would think they successfully washed away the stench of their Backpage work. They should be thankful they were coerced into sex work with tools of kinder, gentler capitalism.
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4y ago
So it follows that the most sensible political policies/processes that could stand a chance of keeping Sci-hub from burning down are also tied to policies/processes that could stand a chance of keeping the police from being mobili
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I agree. And a very small percentage of Chrome users turned Firefox users could still mean a significant increase in Firefox usage, which in an ideal world would allow Mozilla a much needed breather from their metrics-driven efforts to stop
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> Hotter take: horns should be louder inside cars than they are on the outside I don't care if it is equal volume or a little taser zap when exceeding some threshold, but a sacrifice must be paid to the gods of annoyance in order to
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4y ago
The most obvious and relevant targets seem to at least be semi-protected articles, some of them being extended-protected.
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> Where are they now? Oh, they all failed. Failing and disappearing is a feature. Failing and lingering on through violence and coercion is the real sin.
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> somehow Chaebols, that's probably how.
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> You can put the task down for months on end without negative results because time is constrained to the game world. Or put another way, constant upkeep tasks and their results can be perfectly saved. After a very brief taste of Elder S
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A recent gap might be the firewall that prevents burnout. You're self-selecting into a higher chance of imminent burnout.
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> preyed on by rapists and drug dealers. A lot of rampant predatory quackery involved when forcing therapy and medication on those with no means of recourse, too.
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> Ultimately Free does give a sense of entitlement; people think they should get exactly what they imagine in their mind and by that point it's not something they might get, it's their property that you're denying. You can
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It's likely to be because you have DNS-over-HTTPS with Cloudflare activated in Firefox.
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There is: https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
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5y ago
Alan Smithee learns to code.
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A Day in the Life of Nobuo Uematsu (2008)
(web.archive.org)
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Please keep in mind that your current "I have to x" may have been manufactured (or at least partially influenced) by the same attention-grabbing machinery you now want to escape from, so I suggest you keep some healthy wiggle room
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