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by hxorr 1y ago
I fully agree with you and have unfortunately seen this happen with a number of youtubers I follow as their channel and influence has grown.
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by hxorr 1y ago
I happen to be from the same town as this guy. He is well known for building his own ramjet-powered cruise missile. I don't know about recently but he was actively involved in the local RC airplane club for quite a while if I recall co
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by hxorr 1y ago
This is wrong. As another commentator pointed out,the body processes fructose differently from sucrose. As for honey (and fruit, for that matter) - they are full of beneficial compounds that help your body regulate blood sugar. To illustrat
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by hxorr 1y ago
Interesting read
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by hxorr 1y ago
I checked out a lot of browser desktop environments before embarking on my own project, this one definitely takes the cake
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20 years of NetBSD code bloat(kristerw.blogspot.com)
8 points by hxorr 1y ago|1 comments
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A Tale of Running Modern Linux on Hardware from 1997(sahajsarup.com)
9 points by hxorr 1y ago|3 comments
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by hxorr 1y ago
Yeah - I just want to be able to run Office in my Linux desktop - I don't care if the windows VM instance takes an extra 8gb ram, I just want it to work seamlessly
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by hxorr 1y ago
I hope they can come up with a solution integrated into KDE where you can have apps running on a VM but appearing as a native Kwin window... Would probably need a helper daemon running on guest OS. I know a similar thing has been done befor
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by hxorr 1y ago
Yeah, that must be why plasma has always felt so janky to me... Even just simple stuff like simple menu launcher or task manager I can always get into an unexpected state or weird inconsistent behaviour... I like KDE apps though, usually en
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by hxorr 1y ago
in addition to this, start by making small, but permanent changes to your lifestyle over time, if you change everything at once then of course you'll revert pretty quickly
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by hxorr 2y ago
You can see most species of jumping spider found in your area by using iNaturalist's map search tool - example for around Miami, Florida: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?lat=25.721542439731... Shows 45 species
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by hxorr 2y ago
Here's what happened to the thinkpads I've owned... R51 - sold R50p - died (bad VRAM) X201 - Ethernet chip died, speakers died, bad keyboard - sold X230 - died X230 - sold in relatively good health X1 carbon gen 4 - best laptop I&
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by hxorr 2y ago
Most likely need to repaste your CPU and replace any thermal pads for good measure (they tend to get damaged easily when removing heatsink, and do degrade over time too)
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by hxorr 2y ago
Thanks, will definitely check it out
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by hxorr 2y ago
Anything like this for Windows 8? I know most people's favourite is 7, but I prefer 8 as it is very lightweight, and performs well on older PCs
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by hxorr 2y ago
Minesweeper can be more difficult than meets the eye... I made a minesweeper solver a couple years back that solves the exact probability of a mine in any uncovered space Its actually pretty hard, you have to factor in every single possible