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by juped 7y ago
Astrology is one of the three Hermetic sciences. Hermeticism won - today, we live in the Hermetic world of Newton where natural laws hold universally, certum et verissimum. In winning, it shed its skin and rebranded, leaving its earlier tra
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by juped 7y ago
This is absolutely what has happened.
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by juped 7y ago
Likewise. But the demand side isn't us, it's exchanges.
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by juped 7y ago
Gemini created an audited, 100% reserve stablecoin; no one uses it. This suggests that there is no genuine demand for stablecoins and that Tether has been entirely scam and hype driven. Dollar amounts in a litigation complaint and headlines
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by juped 7y ago
The loss of EdgeHTML is a tragedy for open web ecosystems. Now there are only two.
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by juped 7y ago
one may ignore the prescriptions of the form - but not blithely
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by juped 7y ago
If your "reader mode" doesn't have margins, it's not a reader mode.
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by juped 7y ago
Nice. Usually people link https://thebestmotherfucking.website which is not better than "better motherfucking website" but seriously worse. This one was actually better.
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by juped 7y ago
That restriction can't actually be adhered to in the right spirit outside the Japanese language, and isn't 100% adhered to even in that language. Counting syllables quickly on the fingertips before clicking Post
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by juped 7y ago
PACER is free if you don't go over $15 in a quarter (occasionally interested nonlawyers won't) and cases in the news are often on RECAP (you can assist them by downloading their browser extension)
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by juped 7y ago
Funding rounds are changes in ownership structure.
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by juped 7y ago
It's very limited but tends to show normies some popular movies (and, crucially, embarassing pornography) they've torrented, which makes the overall point
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by juped 7y ago
This only applies if their claim to keep no logs is false; some have demonstrated in court that their claim is true.
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by juped 7y ago
The primary reason people use VPN services, which articles like this always fail to address, is best illustrated at this URL: https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/
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by juped 7y ago
Sounds like they're running it like a tech company.
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by juped 7y ago
Estates are real and they aren't branches of government - more like divisions of society. I agree regarding the confusion in the essay. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estates_of_the_realm
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by juped 7y ago
That's a different term used to mean entirely different things.
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by juped 7y ago
It's actually not! It will work fine. Linear history is one strategy for using git (and it's a reasonable one), but try introducing (manual, planned, not done with git pull) merges sometime, at points where the actual intent of th
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by juped 7y ago
Depends on your mental model. I think people expect something similar to CVS update at first, and then git surprises them by doing other things.
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by juped 7y ago
I do this as an advanced user with a strong mental model of git, but I find the easier recommendation to others is to just not use the command - '--ff-only' just becomes another incomprehensible incantation without understanding.
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by juped 7y ago
You're correct to do so, since git pull is designed for Linus Torvalds or one of his vice-Linuses to merge a large remote patchset they've already reviewed
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by juped 7y ago
>It’s also a framing that is, appropriately enough, uniquely American; in the United States, the first three estates are commonly thought to be the three branches of government: the executive, legislative, and judicial. The author of thi
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by juped 7y ago
None of these VPN critiques, including yours, actually address the reasons people use VPNs. Here's a big one: https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/
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by juped 7y ago
Because they're required to reply to subpoenas?
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by juped 7y ago
This topic hits people in the wallet and makes them stupid as a result - I think they're being sincere, not malicious.
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by juped 7y ago
This feature is also in D. I am a fan.
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by juped 7y ago
You're upset that people who like Haskell write articles about Haskell? That people who like things think they're good?
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by juped 7y ago
- they don't start or run faster - to borrow another commenter's words, I'm tied to an expensive fixed-size SSD that I can't upgrade (fortunately, I don't have 4k videos; unfortunately, I have too many d----d VM sna
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by juped 7y ago
Don't push things. When you push messed-up history to a public target, you now have messed up history forever. Whoops. You will never publish the correct history now. Pushing messed-up tags can lead to really annoying consequences beca
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by juped 7y ago
I will say that Mac OS is incredibly disk-hungry (and MBPs get vastly more expensive when you add options like bigger (still not that big) disks). I don't want to become a Mac OS hobbyist and figure out how this happens (I like Mac OS

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