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12y ago
This same "research" was on the cover of the Sun, Mail, etc. about 20 years ago. Then as now, it's simple propaganda.
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12y ago
Sorry, but that's simply not true. British drug laws were relatively liberal until the 1971 misuse of drugs act. It's also widely known that Queen Victoria used Cannabis as a medicine for her menstrual cramps.
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12y ago
It's actually easy to "Just do it" I will roundly reject your 3 steps to discipline, as they are wishy-washy and completely irrelevant to actually creating self discipline. Here's a few steps that might help someone who
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12y ago
On the other hand, I could not give two shits about sport. If someone wants to take personal offence at this and decided I'm a snob, I'm quite happy about my conclusions of who exactly has the social problem. Hint, it's not
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12y ago
> Loyal Citizens of Eurasia and Subjects of Big Brother, Act now! Something like that?
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12y ago
Many of us outside GFW/Cn are aware of the "decoration" (we call it Astroturfing in the US) - it's so transparent that it's often joked about on Reddit and similar sites.
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12y ago
C-g
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12y ago
> The majority of the people on this site are probably concentrated in Bay Area Please, we're everywhere.
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12y ago
In quite a few of those episodes, the fizzled opening plot would be "surprisingly" resolved in the last act.
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12y ago
You just reminded me of the Python 2.x -> Python 3.x "migration"
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12y ago
> disproved by looking at 1) their revenues and 2) their ranking in the top brands. Enjoy chowing down on McDonalds, because apparently, by your own measure, it's not crappy food.
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12y ago
Now consider the poor souls who use Notepad++ ... ;)
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12y ago
We keep track, it's just not on the front pages of the daily rags.
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12y ago
So well known, much like the cycle of violence... And yet.
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12y ago
I wince when non-French persons render words such as "èlite" with an accented e. It's typical pretentious New Yorker twaddle. Especially when the elite they are referring to, held no such position of hatred, or features desir
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12y ago
The drama attached to "despised" is not true however, and the features lacking, ie. Editing in a browser or "who has linked to my page" were not of overwhelming concern. The author is simply attributing features which se
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12y ago
> It's as if Walt Disney had been separated from his eponymous empire Hmmm, I guess they don't know how hard Disney screwed his best friend Ub Iwerks. In the end it's business acumen that wins these battles, a bitter pill
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12y ago
I was being pretty harsh, I'll admit, a bad habit. I was just irked at the opening assertion that "élite hypertext thinkers" and "computer savvy" people despised it. Far from it, they were the only people on it.
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12y ago
To be honest I could barely make it three paragraphs without wincing at this claptrap. It's overly broad and blatantly inaccurate.
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12y ago
> Such a relaxed format should not have been allowed to exist. Amen
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12y ago
Iedit mode works beautifully with wgrep + rgrep/ack/ag results.
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12y ago
M-u - uppercase current string starting at point M-l - lowercase current string starting at point M-c - capitalize from current point to next word delimiter
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12y ago
I'm not sure the bare executable is what most people consider to be Emacs (well not its users anyway!), since the large percentage of the code is emacslisp.
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12y ago
As a user of Emacs for about 18 years, the answer is absolutely. In recent years, since 23.0, it feels as if Emacs has improved a great deal. This is largely due to the introduction of package.el (extension / package management.) To
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12y ago
I was last in highschool over 25 years ago, I still remember how awful it was as an educational experience.
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12y ago
Better to ask Rob Pike why it doesn't.
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13y ago
alias edemon='/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs --daemon" will give you a more helpful alias.
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13y ago
I am super glad to see Soothe being used / well loved. Thanks for using it.
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13y ago
Here's a short list of possible things... - Email - File Management - Text processing - IRC - Newsreading - Server Admin - Web browsing (esp. documentation) - Basically anything you can do in a terminal, and more (it'll display&#x
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13y ago
30 Decades!!! wow.
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