jerbearito

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by jerbearito 7mo ago
Agreed, but I see this in every industry. And though it's certainly arrogant on some level, I think of it in a more positive light: people are generally optimistic and want to solve problems. My grandfather had a rule at his business f
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by jerbearito 7mo ago
Yes, but it's also both. Everyone should manage their own feelings and exchange information both efficiently and respectfully.
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by jerbearito 7mo ago
This comment and OP's feed reader suggestion are making me look into Thunderbird for the first time in 17-ish years!
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by jerbearito 7mo ago
> and it’s honestly quite great. As opposed to it not honestly being great, which if true, would kind of defeat the point of writing this post Well I, for one, find the honesty refreshing. Someone else mentioned Miniflux, which I'
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by jerbearito 7mo ago
I've wanted to try Miniflux for a long time, so a few weeks ago I set it up on a headless debian box I have running for some homelab services. That's part of my Tailscale network, so I was able to immediately start testing on desk
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by jerbearito 8mo ago
+1 for Kagi. It's been my daily driver for 2.5 years and I have no complaints.
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by jerbearito 8mo ago
That's hilarious! I hope y'all cleared up the confusion quickly.
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by jerbearito 9mo ago
Very fun
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by jerbearito 11mo ago
Thanks for your assessment. I hope your judgement is useful to the author and their family.
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by jerbearito 11mo ago
> until Blender is battle-proven to the same degree
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by jerbearito 1y ago
This feels like an arbitrary level of abstraction for how much control a user should have. When you buy a phone, you're buying a combination of components designed and paired for that manufacturer's software. Can the user potentia
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by jerbearito 1y ago
> Amazon.com Inc is currently worth 2.4 billion dollars and the only reason is that most businesses insist on giving their customers the worst online experience possible Huh?
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by jerbearito 1y ago
> just not wanting to acknowledge that they did it purposefully So the punchline of the urban legend is in question? The part that makes it so interesting? Not sure that qualifies as 'pedantic hair splitting'.
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by jerbearito 1y ago
Agreed! My question remains – why does one need to be substantiated while the other doesn’t?
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by jerbearito 1y ago
I don't understand why they need to "substantiate" their opinion, but the commenter they're replying to wouldn't need to substantiate their anecdotal evidence. They can "literally" claim anything. I do thi
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by jerbearito 2y ago
> The Minor Planet Electronic Circulars contain information on unusual minor planets, routine data on comets and natural satellites, and occasional editorial announcements. I assume it's being tracked elsewhere. But not here.
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by jerbearito 2y ago
Just to clarify -- we already knew about the washing, right? But this refers to the specific mechanism where the blood vessels contract to cause the washing?
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by jerbearito 2y ago
Correction: Bedrock is not freemium. There's also nothing wrong with Bedrock. It allows for cross-platform play. The minecoins/purchases are available in the menus, but they're never pushed in-game. The experience is very sim
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by jerbearito 2y ago
> Isn't it more the case that all actors audit all software? Open source just has potentially more "auditors" than closed source? Perhaps bad actors don’t audit more than good actors, but this doesn’t address whether ther
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by jerbearito 2y ago
It’s perfectly fair to call this gimmicky and niche (note the commenter you’re replying to didn’t call it an outright gimmick). Sure, a groove box on its own isn’t niche, but one loaded with samples of medieval instruments is arguably quite
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by jerbearito 2y ago
I'm using the latest Firefox on Windows 10. It doesn't work. "Your current browser isn't supported. [See Supported Browsers]( https://support.apple.com/120585 )" and on that page is says: On your Wind
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by jerbearito 2y ago
Or at least an accordion for each row of checkboxes, with the first row expanded but all others closed by default.
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by jerbearito 3y ago
Love it. Would it be possible to speed up the animations?
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by jerbearito 3y ago
They greatly enjoyed the pasta. They didn’t say they “greatly enjoyed spending so much more money”.
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by jerbearito 3y ago
Sounds like they're asking questions and you're making assumptions.
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by jerbearito 3y ago
I read their comment a few times — I don't see where they said being "non-profit" makes you "wacky".
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by jerbearito 3y ago
This does not answer their question.
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by jerbearito 3y ago
It's not an entirely different concept. The comparison he replied to was about both groups funding art to advance their causes and promote their perspectives (pro-Western, pro-God, etc.). That's a perfectly acceptable comparison a
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by jerbearito 4y ago
Were they frozen pizzas or kits that you had to prepare?
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by jerbearito 4y ago
"in the beginning" -- right, but it's been garbage content for years now. It sounds like you're agreeing with him?

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