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julioneander
6y ago
I wonder where did you get that definition from?
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julioneander
6y ago
Well yes, if you stick to a purely physicalist framework then determinism is fair to defend, but you incur in a lot of debatable compromises to be able to stick to physicalism, and most of the philosophers (if not all) that defend free-will
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julioneander
7y ago
Reminds me of those cool visualisations that Winamp had, think they were called Milkdrop?
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julioneander
8y ago
If one filesystem gets full, you still can do some work on the others. You can also more easily umount a filesystem to fsck without the need of booting a live media. You can mount filesystems with different flags, like readonly on /boo
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julioneander
8y ago
Gnome3 has a serious performance issue. Honestly, what drove me away from it was the fact that the whole DE seems to run on a single thread, meaning that any extension or animation going on the top panel, or anything else on the interface f
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julioneander
8y ago
Gotta shout out to the song linked in the article. Got me laughing good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx6k6WR8GRs
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julioneander
8y ago
I feel the same with mice on macOS. This setting kinda fixed it for me, you can try different scaling factors: defaults write .GlobalPreferences com.apple.mouse.scaling 1 You will need to logout and login after applying it though.
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julioneander
8y ago
Error-correcting code. They're referring to ECC memory, which is more reliable to bit flips than normal memory, useful in cases when sensitive tasks can't afford an unexpected bit flip.
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julioneander
8y ago
Side-note, this project was one of the inspirations behind the cult-classic Ecco the Dolphin game for the Sega Genesis This video explains it very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xUvhUK8Dv8
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julioneander
8y ago
CS:GO runs natively on Linux, most Valve games do actually
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julioneander
8y ago
I believe the resize issue is fixed on Gnome3 for awhile now, or maybe it was some issue with Ubuntu's default theme? Global Menus is unfortunately something that I still miss, although I was able to recover some screen space with an E
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julioneander
8y ago
Kind of unrelated, but dolphins and aliens remind me so much of Ecco the Dolphin for the Sega Genesis, one of the most unsettling games I've ever played. I recently found a video explaining the inspiration behind the game, which is mes
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julioneander
8y ago
Nice! I'll take a look at it! Thanks!
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julioneander
8y ago
Stick Control is basically fine motor coordination and a bit of limb independence exercises, even if you are not a drummer, practicing stick control will improve your "handling" in any instrument. Or even in unexpected things, for
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julioneander
8y ago
Also, for any apps that have group chats, I like to disable notifications for them. If someone really needs to contact me, they can send a direct message, or @ me, otherwise I will only check the group chat when I have the time or patience
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8y ago
WhatsApp is huge in Brazil, even businesses now offer a WhatsApp number for contact. Maybe that's a by-product of Apple devices being too expensive here. SMS is mainly used for bank alerts, confirmation codes, advertisement and scammer
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julioneander
8y ago
I recommend Privacy Badger, sponsored by the EFF, which is supposed to block trackers. I prefer it over Ghostery, which is backed by some company. uBlock Origin is great for blocking Ads though. If you really need to block scripts, there&#x
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julioneander
8y ago
Things are improving over time, even if slowly. With more people using Linux distros, the incentive to improve the desktop parts is greater. Kernel support is improving too. AMD is contributing to the open source amdgpu driver now, Intel&#x
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8y ago
As absurd as it looks, Microsoft in some part seems to be helping make Linux more attractive. I can tell because of my younger brother, he is constantly complaining of Windows shenanigans (forced upgrades, inconsistent performance, disk spa
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8y ago
Most of the big game engines were ported to Linux at this point, so it has become easier for developers to target these platforms. There are multiple AAA titles running natively on Linux, with comparable performance to their Windows counter
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julioneander
9y ago
Some services/apps may be able to transfer stuff to a new account. When I deactivated my Facebook account, I had Spotify linked to it. I created a new Spotify account with an email and contacted their support to transfer everything to
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julioneander
9y ago
Yes, and they will vote on the person that had the biggest budget on their campaign most of the time, because that's the person they will see on the television or outdoors. A lot of the corruption in Brazil is for stealing money to spe
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julioneander
9y ago
We have that problem too, a lot of the corruption (I'd say most but I don't have data) is to gather money to be used by the political parties on their campaigns, propaganda, etc. Buying voters with literal cash works with people t
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julioneander
9y ago
Well, as secure as the blockchain is, it's still susceptible to the good ol' 5$ wrench bruteforce attack https://xkcd.com/538/
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julioneander
9y ago
There's an addendum at the bottom of the page linking to a how-to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN8AwGUaqDA
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julioneander
9y ago
Jordan Peterson analyzed the interview to greater detail in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6qBxn_hFDQ He goes full on clinical psychologist on what he thinks happened, and also where he thinks he could have le
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julioneander
9y ago
Not with what he said in the interview, I wasn't clear about that, it's more about some of the concepts that he goes about in his biblical series and in some interviews, can't find a link right now. For example, the concept t
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9y ago
It's almost like she helped him get his point across, it was clearly an "Us vs Them" debate for her, she pushed it hard, and Peterson defused her with his argumentation and composture. It's kinda sad how things have gott
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julioneander
9y ago
I used Spotify with my Facebook account. When I deactivated the FB account and logged into Spotify, it reactivated the FB account automatically. I had to create another standalone Spotify account and contact their support to migrate everyth
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julioneander
9y ago
Also, in Google Maps you can select areas to keep cached for offline use. Waze AFAIK doesn't offer that option, which is a dealbreaker for me.
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