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by indigo945 8y ago
Honestly, though, Falun Gong is barely even religious. Rather, it is Qi Gong practice with some "spirituality" bullshit. It's better compared to suburban yoga studios that sell smelly candles and "mindfulness" than
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by indigo945 8y ago
I think it is pretty common to refer to Jews or Muslims as minorities, and it doesn't seem weird to me to call Mormons a minority group as well.
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Isn't docker already good for making immutable development environments?
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A pub, a bakery, a well-placed gas station.
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Well, did nobody say they were going to change it for the better. If you know that's what you care about, though, at least that's actionable information for your future.
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Well, to be fair, this comes at the cost of Windows (like other major desktop operating systems) being considerably less secure than Android or iOS. This tradeoff is not easy to avoid except by designing the permission model to be sane from
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Well, with a site called "lolisafe", I am anything but surprised that you incur administrative costs from dealing with child pornography. :-/
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by indigo945 8y ago
The comment you're replying to is clearly in snark, lamenting the low wages of escalator technicians despite high demand for their skills.
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It's no more a "random image" than the script itself is a random software.
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"Start a toy collection, says LEGO founder."
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This is very cool. Doing this all on your own, especially since you're not a computer engineering professional, is astonishing. The one thing that irks me about the console design is the amount of RAM it needs. In the age where 8-bit c
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by indigo945 8y ago
Not necessarily, because the backup server could squash backups itself, even when the client is not allowed to do so.
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The real advantage of coke is that it has a distinct flavor that is hard to copy due to their trade secrets. This makes potentially contaminated knock-offs easy to taste out.
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They exist. The easiest way to discover them is through a curated awesome list of awesome lists of awesome lists [0]. [0]: https://github.com/jonatasbaldin/awesome-awesome-awesome
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by indigo945 8y ago
A hash index is O(1) no matter what language it's called from. The reason most people don't use hash indices very often is that they do not allow you to do a lot of useful things that you often end up wanting to do, such as retrie
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by indigo945 8y ago
I absolutely agree with "der Log" as a native Ripuarian speaker.
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I just call that the Endstück, have never heard anything else. What other terms are common?
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by indigo945 8y ago
So, if I put a post-it with my PIN and SSN on my credit card and give that to a random stranger, it's the bank's fault?
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by indigo945 8y ago
In Korea, it is common to use refrigerators ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimchi_refrigerator ) to make Kimchi, precisely because the cold is actually good for fermenting cabbage!
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by indigo945 8y ago
The state elections absolutely played a part in it, but there were indeed heavy protests too. See for example (article in German): https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article12970772/Hund...
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by indigo945 8y ago
There are two reasons that are particular to Germany here. In the wake of the Fukushima disaster, there were heavy protests in Germany that made the country shut down all its nuclear power plants permanently, which was more than a dozen pla
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by indigo945 8y ago
If you are applying to only one job, you are either in a position where you don't have to do silly homework exercises (i.e. you already have a foot in the door) or you're not doing job searches right. For most people, it is far mo
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by indigo945 8y ago
In addition to what the other commenters wrote, take-home assignments are also negative for diversity as they pre-select against candidates with less free time, which likely includes single parents and people from low-income backgrounds.
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by indigo945 8y ago
How does keybase do key exchanges?
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WhatsApp also notifies on rekeying. A yellow message is shown warning that "your conversation partner's security codes have changed" or something of the sort.
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by indigo945 8y ago
>Maybe the client itself is generating the keypair. In this case, the only issue I can see is the following: when the user wants to communicate with a friend, how can they be sure that the profile they are sending messages to (as display
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by indigo945 8y ago
At this point, only eight people have more than half of the world's net worth. Can these eight people allocate resources more efficiently than the government could?
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by indigo945 8y ago
>Think of an MMT crisis as an economic black hole sucking all value from further and further future generations into a gravitational vortex of the present moment, where all value collapses in on itself and disappears forever. This is, wi
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I, on the other hand, use a very old pink netbook I got from a garage sale to host my syncthing backups and as a CalDAV server. Hey, it even comes with a USP!