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9mo ago
Brave on iOS seems to work well. Ideally I would use Firefox on iOS but last time it didn’t seem to be as good.
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9mo ago
I think people have no handle on what years and decades of life lost to prison means. The numbers are just abstract to them.
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10mo ago
Haha! Love it.
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10mo ago
> One would be mad to simply skim it through. Reminds me of an ah-ha! moment I had as a kid playing a text adventure game on my C64. I was stuck for a while and tried to find alternative ways forwards. I typed in "cheat" and it
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Population change is so widely misunderstood
(skywriter.blue)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
What is the aggressive mindeset of Bluesky? I have both Mastondon and Bluesky accounts and in my experience I find Bluesky is just simpler to use which attracted more of the types of accounts I wanted to follow. Nothing aggressive about tha
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11mo ago
There are quite a few solutions ;) https://www.sciencealert.com/we-just-got-12000-new-solutions...
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11mo ago
Love this. It's not obvious from the UI but you can enter small mass changes and watch things slowly fall apart. E.g. 1.0001 will work even though the UI displays 1.0 after you hit enter.
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11mo ago
According to this interview [1] and a recent Economist podcast blackouts were a huge driver of the decision of those that could afford it to go for solar and batteries. Now the utilities are in a death spiral. Customers disconnect, prices r
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The Premature Sheen
(adactio.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
I used to use Trumpet Winsock with Windows 3.1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumpet_Winsock
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11mo ago
Some might suggest that he wasn't an EA at all but just used it for cover.
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11mo ago
Legal requirements to provide food, services, security that suppliers will no longer provide. Not to mention staff.
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11mo ago
I totally agree. I wasn't explicit enough I just wanted to point out the absurdity of the major corps not bothering to just automatically fund these things. I.e. it being such a small amount compared to salaries which presumably are lo
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11mo ago
Hey, somebody out there Listen to my last prayer Hi-ho-silver-o Deliver me from nowhere
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11mo ago
Even a single highly paid employee of a FAANG, many of whom frequent this very forum, could pay for a year without breaking the bank.
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11mo ago
Another vote for Fork here. Used to use many different UI clients, including ST and Tower but left Tower for Fork. I still add P4 Merge as my external merge tool though. It seems to have the best algorithm and often solves conflicts automat
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1y ago
This is excellent advice and a nice (theoretical at least) example of why protests and actions that don't necessarily "fix" an issue directly are important and not (necessarily) an ego trip for the protestors.
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1y ago
You can even install a different OS! This is Apple weaponising Trump's animosity towards the EU, imo. I hope the EU does not waver.
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1y ago
People keep describing Trump as transactional. He doesn't appear to be anything of the sort. He's vain, impulsive, inconsistent, impetuous, mean, and never holds up his end of a bargain. Definitely not transactional.
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1y ago
Interesting that it hasn’t been updated in three years.
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1y ago
Is it? A game costs that. It’s not a mass market minimal functionality app. It’s a pro app and the developers need to get paid.
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1y ago
Sorry, no.
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1y ago
Ooh thank you!
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1y ago
In case anyone else hasn’t discovered this, you can long press on the digits to bring up keyboard entry. I hate that I had to find that by accident.
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1y ago
I’m a reluctant iPhone user (nobody seems to be making music on Android and we make plugins) and I use Brave on it and have those features.
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1y ago
I implemented the full XPath and XSLT language with debugging capabilities for a company I used to work for some 25ish years ago. It was fun (until XPath and XSLT 2. Well that was fun too but because of nice work colleague not the language)
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1y ago
People in extreme poverty are not getting fat https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/obesity-vs-gdp
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1y ago
Yes, economic metrics can be reductive. E.g. believing GDP is a measure of well being is a common reductive mistake. However, the public are often wildly incorrect. I should have been more precise and said that in order to have a productive
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1y ago
> Frankly, I haven't seen a single country where I spent any significant amount of time, where official inflation numbers were not seeing as a complete joke by the common folks. The public in general can be really bad at perceiving
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