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541.
by input_sh 1y ago
That's not disabling it, that's a funky workaround that happens to work for now.
542.
by input_sh 1y ago
https://help.obsidian.md/bases Note that I'm using a preview (catalyst) version, it will reach stable soon. I'm assuming kepano will submit it here then.
543.
by input_sh 1y ago
No work of fiction prepared me for the most influential "intellectual" to be a dude with a Substack blog that acts as a how-to guide on how to overturn a democracy, which is then followed by the most powerful country in the world
544.
by input_sh 1y ago
A bit off-topic, but I'm very excited to see the launch of Bases! I've obsessively followed the roadmap for like a year awaiting this day and have been frequently disappointed to still see it stuck somewhere under "planned&qu
545.
by input_sh 1y ago
Curtis Yarvin really needs to become a household name in a know-thy-enemy sort of way. That should've happened back when J.D. Vance was even announced as Trump's VP pick. That should've happened even more back when Yarvin att
546.
by input_sh 1y ago
There are many autocrats around the world, look up what happened to free elections after they came into power. Spoiler alert: they quickly deteriorate and the next 3-4 cycles become far less free than the election cycle that put them into p
547.
by input_sh 1y ago
Even more specific: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Enlightenment
548.
by input_sh 1y ago
It is somewhat amusing that even Asimov's 80-years-old Three Laws of Robotics would've been enough to avoid this.
549.
by input_sh 1y ago
I don't think anyone was opposed to Pocket-the-product, but its integration into Firefox. I used it long before Mozilla purchased it and continued to use it for years after, but jumped ship because years went by without any updates to
550.
by input_sh 1y ago
It's not too early to tell, we knew from the beginning that the use of Signal (let alone its clone) was not authorised to be used for such communications. Yes, there's a fleet of people who are supposed to make such tech decisions
551.
by input_sh 1y ago
Because not only does the train trip become theretical, but so does the person taking the trip. There's zero people in this world that don't have to avoid certain countries. Even if you magically get a visa for every country (and
552.
by input_sh 1y ago
I think it's a pretty stupid question to begin with as it ignores visas. Also, too many different gauge widths means far too many train changes to be considered a part of the same journey. If your definition includes a visa-free journe
553.
by input_sh 1y ago
Honest suggestion: do not worry about where to put it, worry about what you will type into the searchbar when you half-remember it 2 years later. No file structure is ever gonna beat a good searchbar, adjust your own notes accordingly. I co
554.
by input_sh 1y ago
If this is what satisfies your definition of high factuality, I don't know what to tell you.
555.
by input_sh 1y ago
Like what? Bland and lacking in substance?
556.
by input_sh 1y ago
Here, much better than this LLM-written blog spam: https://autonomy.work/portfolio/on-firmer-ground-icelands-on...
557.
by input_sh 1y ago
It was available in their preview release for about a month: https://zed.dev/releases/preview The annoncement is about it reaching prod release, but they emailed people to try it out in the preview version.
558.
by input_sh 1y ago
Soviet union definitely condititioned them to sign the neutrality initially, but like I said, every single opinion poll going back 70 years was always decisively in favour of keeping the neutrality. They also could've joined the EU som
559.
by input_sh 1y ago
On the contrary, proposed budget increases it to 1 trillion while cutting pretty much everything else.
560.
by input_sh 1y ago
Austria is also militarily neutral. Not a part of NATO and >60% of Austrians were always against joining NATO.
561.
by input_sh 1y ago
If anyone's entitled to quote the guidelines, it's the mod you're replying to.
562.
by input_sh 1y ago
X is rumored to be hit with a billion dollar fine soon(ish), so yes: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/03/technology/eu-penalties-x...
563.
by input_sh 1y ago
Shorts creators can link back to the full video, assuming both are posted on the same channel. You can't link to someone else's video though. Also, a channel that posts shorts exclusively needs like 30 million views to be mone
564.
by input_sh 1y ago
A similar thing happened last June, with Albania, Bosnia, Montenegro, and most of the Croatian coastline losing power simultaneously. Definitely felt surreal to first lose power to the degree that even traffic lights were no longer working,
565.
by input_sh 1y ago
No, it's not the same thing at all, the same way saying "death to nazis" and "death to Germans" isn't the same thing. Being Muslim or a German is something you're generally born into because that's wh
566.
by input_sh 1y ago
Ah so nobody called for the death of JK Rowling, but terfs in general, which she happens to be? A death threat by nonintrinsic affiliation if you will? Seems pretty stupid if you ask me. Perhaps she could not make it her whole identity so t
567.
by input_sh 1y ago
I haven't seen a single example of someone calling for death of JK Rowling specifically in any of those? The only references to her I see is a sign saying "go shit on a pile of Harry Potter books" and people chanting "fu
568.
by input_sh 1y ago
What a sane and normal response! Did I not already share some interesting history? Aren't you directly replying to that? But okay, here's another one: that same queer and black community from Chicago that definitely didn't fe
569.
by input_sh 1y ago
Personally, I'd prefer for a young white male demographic to not riot against music primarily associated with certain marginalised communities anymore.
570.
by input_sh 1y ago
Disco is probably the only genre whose "death" (as in very quick drop from being mainstream) can be traced to a very specific date: July 12th, 1979. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Demolition_Night

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