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by joveian 2y ago
The one I like to take at night is Life Extension 300mcg (.3mg) 6 hour timed release (they make a bunch of different ones), which is the closest to natural melatonin release of any supplemental melatonin I've seen, although it sounds l
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by joveian 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! I have severe circadian issues: non-24, except that my body also still in some ways follows the sun and I do much worse when awake at night. I've noticed that other accounts I've read from people who do well
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by joveian 2y ago
I've looked into this before and unfortunately it is quite difficult to get good sound isolation and the answer is basically no. The really effective stuff is mass vinyl and as the name suggests it is quite heavy (and expensive). The
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by joveian 2y ago
Why I couldn't guess but an example similar to the article that I tried does not immediately execute (version 5.2.37(1)-release) when indrected through a variable as you show although other aritmetic evaluation does still happen when i
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by joveian 2y ago
Not a parent but I still agree that short games are great, 2-3 hours are great (or even a bit less, there is a reason for the standard 90 minute movie). 4-5 hours can be nice too ("chapter" divisions are helpful). Games are inex
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by joveian 2y ago
Also, if you use a larger minimum font size often the text describing the thing you are supposed to select is under the image and unreadable. With hCaptcha it varies depending on the size of the popup window with the captcha and Google see
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by joveian 2y ago
> called a women's clinic, made an appointment, and paid for it myself Planned Parenthood is great for this kind of thing in the US. I don't know what they charge but just checked and at least the one I've gone to in the
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by joveian 2y ago
1) Sure it can happen and mistakes happen in any voting system. You can't tell who wins a close election until all the votes are counted, that is pretty much the definition of a close election. FPTP elections are also miscalled at ti
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by joveian 2y ago
1) This is not worse than FPTP at all since they are the same in the case of two candidates and FPTP has horrible properties with multiple candiates (the condorcet loser can win the election). Ranked voting can use various methods (condorc
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by joveian 2y ago
Maybe consider chained comparison operators early textual replacement along the lines of the C preprocessor, although the exact textual replacement would involve temporary variables to avoid multiple side effects and be more complicated tha
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by joveian 2y ago
Thanks, this article quoted in that discussion provides helpful background (written about a different case but might apply): https://indconlawphil.wordpress.com/2020/05/16/a-sullivan-fo... "Quashing in a
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by joveian 2y ago
That is an interesting issue (detect differing resource loading based on the document jump) that affects regular fragments as well, but the idea is that particularly sensitive pages would know not to have fragment targets in the page but co
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by joveian 2y ago
At least in Firefox there is still a difference even if you don't have a separate search bar. Ctrl-K goes to the URL bar as a search in your default search engine while Ctrl-L goes to the URL bar in whatever mode it currently is in.
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Notes on the Catastrophe(ta-nehisicoates.com)
2 points by joveian 2y ago|0 comments
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Be Organized from the Beginning(librarian.net)
2 points by joveian 2y ago|0 comments
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Ireland's big school secret: how a year off-curriculum changes teenage lives(theguardian.com)
205 points by joveian 2y ago|133 comments
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by joveian 2y ago
Technically the parent company is CD Projekt S.A. that has two main divisions, CDPR (for game development) and GOG (the store). CDPR is quite a bit larger and has a few legal entities.
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by joveian 2y ago
It isn't a zip file (that is Itch) but an installer (you can't easily install it just as a non-admin user on Windows, although on Linux it does install under the current user). They had a .tar.gz for Linux at first but now use a
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by joveian 2y ago
Thanks for the thoughts and encouragement :). Microtypography is interesting and contracting letters to justify would definitely make a lot of sense when starting with a near monospace proportional font. It looks like a nice keyword used
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Microtypography, Designing the new Collins dictionaries (2005)(typotheque.com)
2 points by joveian 2y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 2y ago
I've enjoyed the occasional old typewritten paper I've come across so maybe that is part of what I like about it :). I much prefer that to many of the issues I see all over the place on the web (like too small line height). I th
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by joveian 2y ago
I'm not sure about the others but the full NetBSD base system can be cross compiled from Linux (and maybe some other unixy systems) using the included build script (I'm not sure what the current state of cross compiling pkgsrc is,
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by joveian 2y ago
It is still relevant because sometimes those local files come from the network and aren't trusted. Looks like a nice project, I like the terminal album art display :).
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by joveian 2y ago
This isn't an alternative since most programs won't send the color by default to a pipe (however, it is much better to use less -R than the article's -r so you don't get other escape codes causing trouble). The alternat
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by joveian 2y ago
:). Try Intel One Mono if you haven't, personally I like it better than proportional fonts for latin characters. https://github.com/intel/intel-one-mono/releases
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by joveian 2y ago
I at least have a different user account that only does TOTP but it isn't really a second factor if it is on the same device (since the idea is to make getting access to the code significantly more difficult than just getting access to
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by joveian 2y ago
Thanks for the references on the historical usage! I have also been starting to think about something a bit similar (but more restricted) on the terminal side, how to adjust terminals to work well with at least proportional fonts (since som
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by joveian 2y ago
I'm using kitty. I'm surprised it isn't more common, it seems like a nice option. It looks like what we are calling margins here is padding in the kitty configuration: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/co
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by joveian 2y ago
If you use a terminal editor you can get margins easily by configuring your terminal emulator to have margins (and usually there would be at least a small margin due to cell size not evenly dividing screen size). Personally, my terminal is
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Invisible Trauma(grist.org)
2 points by joveian 2y ago|0 comments

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