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by joveian 4y ago
While not necessarily the particular examples you give, there is a destructive side to the willingness to spend as well in terms of environmental impact. Lots of people in the US end up with basements or garages of stuff they don't us
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by joveian 4y ago
I am also excited about this, although I am usually not translating full pages so I still mostly use Google Translate even for supported languages. It sounds like they are working on ways to translate sections of a page. I use the Right C
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by joveian 4y ago
Except that Canada is just cold while Australia has the whole evolutionary arms race thing going on.
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by joveian 4y ago
I agree, this mode seems like something most people could manage without difficulty. Amusingly, my (non-Apple) system is much more locked down than this and isn't exactly unusuable IMO, although some things might be harder to manage o
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Rise of the dinosaurs traced back to their adaptation to cold(theguardian.com)
5 points by joveian 4y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 4y ago
I do this with uBlock Origin. It is easy and I'd say less impactful than blocking third party domain (de-CNAMEd) CDNs by default (that I also do). Some sites just don't show anything without javascript, though, so it works best
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by joveian 4y ago
There has been first party isolation from Tor Browser in Firefox for a while. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/first-party-i... That addon has links with info and just twiddles an about:config s
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by joveian 4y ago
I used the BSD version of this (which seems the same AFAICT) a few times years ago and managed to misunderstand the output a few times and gave up. I doubt it was an actual error in the conversion but the UI is comically bad. The typical
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by joveian 4y ago
One of my all-time favorites also :). Technically a hidden object puzzle game not a point and click adventure. While not for most young children I remembered Rakuen by Laura Shigihara. There is some volence in the stories (not on camera
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by joveian 4y ago
Even counting only killing violence can come up in stories that aren't generally violent. For example, the Wingspan board game adaptation is great but could be seen as fairly violent considering the fish and mice shown as food, althou
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by joveian 4y ago
Thanks! Looks like I picked a bad test case for Polish, I tried a few more and some look perfect (boring corporate text) and others around the same as Google Translate (I don't know Polish or Spanish and mostly looked at song lyrics).
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by joveian 4y ago
Thanks, really wonderful project! I tried it quick and a few comments: It looks like both the web page version and browser extension download from storage.googleapis.com, which is not ideal (obviously much better than the text to be transla
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Certificate Transparency data used to compromise WordPress before installation(feistyduck.com)
3 points by joveian 4y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 4y ago
Proportional representation. A major advantage of STV is that there is an easy to understand and manually count proportional version of it (called single transferable vote and used in Ireland). IMO it is best to go directly to multimember
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by joveian 4y ago
There are --search-path and --base-path options, so if you alias say fd='fd --search-path' you can then have the required first argument be the path to search. Personally, I find changing to the directory I want to search in less
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by joveian 4y ago
Not as efficient but uBlock Origin in advanced mode lets you get fairly close, although not with quite as fine grained control from the main UI (however you do get very detailed control via the logger and directly writing rules). The one t
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The Ukrainian who walked 225km to safety from Mariupol(theguardian.com)
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by joveian 4y ago
SHA1 and even MD5 are broken for collision resistance, not second preimage (which is what matters for backups). While it can still make sense to not use SHA1 for anything, it is fine if you do use it. Blake3 is the one to use if you are l
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by joveian 4y ago
Yep, I have an older 6th+7th gen Intel processor Gigabyte MB (GA-Z270XP-SLI) and it has the option (Intel Platform Trust Technologies under Peripherals).
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by joveian 4y ago
This is what most of the existing open source operating systems are and it is much easier to contribute to those or fork one that does most of what you want. If you are aiming at a POSIX system then there is a fair amount of work but you a
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by joveian 4y ago
Nice one, the only one of these posted harmonica songs I like, although I liked the melodica too. I've enjoyed the harmonica melodies in Falcom games (Ys Origin and Trails in the Sky are the two I can think of but I think there are ot
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by joveian 4y ago
I have several serious sleep issues including insomnia (not usually due to racing thoughts, just inability to sleep) and circadian issues. What you are describing sounds like what I call "half sleeping", although I can always mov
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by joveian 4y ago
Hardware support is always a big issue with a new OS designed to be run directly, it is much easier for a new OS to start the other way as a VM run by a more mature OS. Getting qemu working is also quite a bit of work, although Xen Dom0 su
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by joveian 4y ago
While still a work in progress (including rendering issues) there is also the open source OpenMoji that has both black and white and color variants: https://hfg-gmuend.github.io/openmoji/ Personally, I much prefer the
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by joveian 4y ago
VMs with some level of integration along the lines of what Microsoft did with WSL2 is a safer approach.
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by joveian 5y ago
Hopefully :). If it is long and severe enough snoring can physically damage all sorts of stuff (nerves, blood vessels, airway) similar to occupational vibration exposure. Changing sleeping position can help and can sometimes be enough in l
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by joveian 5y ago
Higher contrast means a lower overall screen brightness is still comfortably readable. I think many people just don't think to turn down the display brightness and think that the content on the display is causing the issue.
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Sound has two different speeds on Mars, NASA rover finds(english.elpais.com)
3 points by joveian 5y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 5y ago
This reminds me of the Temples of Humankind, where a new-age community in Italy (possibly an abusive cult looking at their Wikipedia page) dug in a mountain for a couple decades without planning permission but by the time they were discover
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by joveian 5y ago
There are also various businesses that sell mailboxes (with a regular address, unlike P.O. boxes that are more limited) and these are business addresses. I hadn't thought of that advantage before. I also have a residential addresss w

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