johnchristopher

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by johnchristopher 2y ago
‘Furious 7’ Is the Perfect Commentary on the Surveillance State https://www.vice.com/en/article/furious-7-is-the-perfect-com...
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Does it apply to usb-c headphones ? I am quite happy with the AKG usb-c wired headphone I got w/ my samsung phone (I even bought a second set as a replacement for when I misplace them).
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It's interesting that you are adding the cruft around each preview (e.g.: the facebook comment form, etc.). That's what differentiate from https://opengraph.dev/ that I use regularly.
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Thanks for the details ! I wonder about: > Hybrid on-prem & cloud. I wonder about the factors/considerations that led to hosting a given data/services on-prem or outside. Were there purely technical considerations or were t
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> > I don't want my web browser or video player to be resized because I open a new program > I suspect most tiling WM users don't either. I suspect most/all such WMs provide an option for this. Well, here I am, openi
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
And then there's me with 12 terminals opened across 7 tags for running random ls command. I also have a nice collection of 10-12 firefox windows with dozens of tabs. My tendency to open many many windows has sky-rocketed, thanks awesom
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> The absence of message backups is arguably one of Signal’s advantages over the competition. Telegram has that. Just forget to log for 6 months and poof .
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> Statamic is what you're looking for. Is not. Is not open source. Is cost more just for having drafts. Looks nice though.
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None of you I proposing better alternatives though nor what is wrong with it though.
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The glow.as website has more information and examples: https://glow.as/ > Glow is a single link that you can use to house all the links to your social media profiles, websites, and other content. It's a great way to
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> Honestly, if I wanted the opinion of randomnumbers45123 on Reddit, I'd just search Reddit. I am not commenting on your whole comment but I noticed I am looking more and more on reddit for randomnumber45123's advice than listi
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> They agree change is happening.. what are they denying? That the change is anthropogenic. That its consequences are not mild, etc., etc. They've moved from climate denial to climate change consequences denial to obstructing climat
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> The last two items of your list are interesting. I’ve seen people exhibit all the previous items but I’ve never seen anyone exhibit the last two of your list. I heard the first one on the radio, it was in a debate/show about eco-a
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> That's a neat way to twist the criticism. You're taking what is a very sensible position of "the public should be wary of published headlines which make extreme predictions" and then narrowing it into some specific
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> I recall "models" telling us repeatedly we'd all be underwater by now. No, you don't. And googling for https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=climate+m... gives me that Quora questio
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> > They've also been trying to extract as much personal info as possible for profit. > Why would you expect a company not to pursue profits? And that's how you justify children in cobalt mines I suppose ?
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> Calibre works exactly the way you suggest, so I'm not sure why you haven't found it. JFC, that's not how the installation and the first run of Calibre works at all. I'd write "I'am not sure why you think p
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
Don't forget to bring a diesel generator if you forgot to build your own electric grid.
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Yeah, I admit my comment was as shallow ^^.
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> Looks like I hit a nerve with the people who have deep regrets about not investing when they should have. Many such cases. I think it has more to with the condescending tone. It weakens your argument.
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> It is similar to how globalisation is making everywhere feel the same whereas in the past people had completely distinct cultures from one country to the next. Huhu. Yet US Tik-Tokers travelling in Europe for holidays are losing their
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
At first I was clicking the top but people kept unchecking my stuff. Why can't we (we ? who's that we ?) all get along toward clicking them all ? So I figured there would be less people fighting down the window, right ? For a whil
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
> This need to measure everything is almost pathological. What's pathological is the tendency to see everything in black or white, right or wrong. There are many different causes for fatigue and tiredness: the flu, atypical depressi
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> All this does is prove that you can derive these brain "biotypes" without the MRI. From the article: > There is an urgent need to derive quantitative measures > We need treatment, not more tests to tell us what we alrea
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
You are acting like an asshole :).
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I should have the reflex to try things like that in the console more often.
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Ooooh thanks, I was so hell bent on complaining that I didn't even try ff extensions and other tricks.
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Thanks !
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by johnchristopher 2y ago
Totally OT but: Godverdomme, why can't I right click those images of vintage ads :((((.
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Do you have like... a problem or something ? That's a lot of question with smilies.

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