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by jolmg 5mo ago
> second only to Gladwell Ghislaine Maxwell, I suppose you meant.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
If you mean you prefer pinch/spread for zoom-out/in, I prefer the status quo with trackpad 2-finger scroll for zooming. Pinching/spreading with index and middle finger feels unergonomic. Using my thumb on the trackpad would a
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by jolmg 5mo ago
The domain only has an IPv6 address, so the link doesn't work on IPv4.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
It's in the article. The pictured post by "Southern Belle Watch".
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by jolmg 5mo ago
They're not mutually exclusive
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> would you prioritize a stranger over a member of your family? I'll preface by saying that I don't have a pet. However, if one had to burn alive between a stranger's little girl and my cat, it's easier to empathize,
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> pets are members of people's families! If you could only rescue one member from some kind of deadly emergency and they had equal chances, would you prioritize the pet over a human member of your family?
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by jolmg 5mo ago
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/seo-s... > Things we believe you shouldn't focus on: As SEO has evolved, so have the ideas and practices (and at times, misconceptions) related t
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Yes, but because CLIs came before TUIs/GUIs, I thought it only caught with CLIs until Unity (2011) adopted it for GUIs. Turns out there's been some GUIs that have used the term since Windows 3.1 and a TUI in 1988.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Kind of feel like preference probably comes from a compounding effect of practice. One starts learning how to do simple things with a chosen hand as a baby and as one tries to learn more complicated things they develop an ever-growing prefe
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> Packard Bell Navigator is an alternative shell for the Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 operating systems Huh. I thought the term "shell" generally referred to command line interfaces to the OS and that Unity's way of describi
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by jolmg 5mo ago
One can also click on their timestamp then click "vouch".
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by jolmg 5mo ago
An option might be uninstalling your graphical environment and just using the linux console at e.g. Ctrl-Alt-F2. You could disable colors by setting TERM=xterm-mono.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> Would you be asking the same question for a post titled "Drawing with Ink", If it said "coding with ink", yes, I think I just might. Try not to be so triggered. I don't think the author actually was trying to m
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Locally, by both sitting on the same computer. Remotely, you can use tmux and attach to the same session, but more generally you submit a PR/MR and have discussions linked to particular lines. You can also have code in discussions on i
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> it's some "paper screen" marketing. Maybe you haven't heard of it before? E-paper (including e-ink) displays are much less rare than actually coding on pen and paper.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> He means the tracking potential is the same. If you can buy and use with cash, then it isn't.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Haven't had that happen, but what I have had happen is that I open in a new tab, and it just displays this spinner in the middle of the window while on the tab. It never loads. I take the URL from the address bar and drag it into yet a
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Got a PinePhone Pro with 4GB. > I suppose it's limited to very few tabs Not really. Haven't used it super heavily, but I haven't felt limited by tabs. It can handle multiple YouTube tabs, too. > Some very lightweight DE
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by jolmg 5mo ago
This probably depends on location, but generally, you cannot log in to your bank account on your laptop/computer without using your phone's banking app for 2FA. That's the status quo among banks. Whether it may be possible to
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> I suppose it would be only the same as credit cards. The cards seem to accept cash
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by jolmg 5mo ago
I don't understand why you'd want to advocate for creating a new monopoly. Having a rich, diverse market of competing search engines would be the ideal.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> and should be generally mandated? or even encouraged?
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by jolmg 5mo ago
More likely than not, a human would be remote controlling it, at least at times. So, they're there, you just can't see them seeing you. I think this is more of a cultural problem. Aging is a normal part of life.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
For Mother's Day, possibly, but it's not always the case. Thanksgiving is on the 4th Thursday of November.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
It's arbitrary to a degree like the difference between using an attribute or child element in XML, but it's not entirely arbitrary. If you want to include data in the URL that's not part of the hierarchy of the path, query st
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by jolmg 5mo ago
> and the 'realism' of video games plateauing. I used to think the plateau was here when the Xbox 360 and PS3 came out.
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by jolmg 5mo ago
Yeah. This one shows a graph: https://www.thetypicalset.com/blog/grammar-parser-maintenanc... Solid red dots are articles you've visited.
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by jolmg 6mo ago
Ctrl-C also works.
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by jolmg 6mo ago
Weren't holes 1's? Were there machines where it was backwards?

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