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by kebman 6y ago
For a moment there I thought I was alone, but I see you beat me to it xD Hmm or perhaps it's a little Maker...
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by kebman 6y ago
I use about a gazillion tabs. My biggest problem is losing them, or having to re-open them after a restart. Though sometimes a fresh start can be relieving. My next biggest problem is running out of memory when running other programs alongs
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by kebman 6y ago
Oh, to this site punishes people for adding a positive remark. Great... I'll keep that in mind then. Anyway, thanks for letting me know!
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by kebman 6y ago
That video is really, really awesome! And it won't leave you feeling "Japanese" either. (Which is a great people, btw. I'd really like to go there someday, mostly for the food and language and history. And Anime also, I&
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by kebman 6y ago
His voice sounds a little well developed for a 12 yr but what do I know! :) Edit: after checking it seems he's 15. Still pretty impressive tho!
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by kebman 6y ago
I don't worry too much about it. In fact it kinda makes me happy. It just means your job is now safer, since you DO know all those shortcuts. ^^
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by kebman 6y ago
I found this thing: Hamada Washi, a 150-year tradition of Japanese paper making, 28 Feb 2020, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYNDNS8eTC4 I think it was too short, but for the moment it lasted, it fulfilled my life.
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by kebman 6y ago
Magsafe or no Mac. Also touch bar needs to go. I mean, regardless of usability, just look at that eyesore! It used to be that Macs were for professionals. Now it's for showoffs only. Sorry. I really used to love Macs...
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by kebman 6y ago
Oh my, looks like I hit a nerve... Punishing people for using good arguments when talking about freedom and free trade is the way to go, guys! :) That was sarcasm btw. You guys remind me of Chinese authoritarians sometimes, with this so-cal
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by kebman 6y ago
Plot twist: Tate Modern is all about the industrialization of art.
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by kebman 6y ago
"Crowded food truck clusters are super annoying to me." This tells me that there is indeed a market for food trucks. If this annoys you, then nothing is stopping you from shopping somewhere else. :) The alternative would be to get
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by kebman 7y ago
Is this what you're looking for? Scientists at NTNU St. Olav's Hospital has made a test that can check 150,000 patients per week for Corona infection [1]. (Yes, it's the same uni that used the USA as an example in warning stu
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by kebman 7y ago
1. First of all, they're not voted on by "member countries," but by representatives, who's only of secondary importance to peoples who already have to vote in local and government representatives in their respective coun
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by kebman 7y ago
It's for your own good. :) This is what my own government say every time they want to control the population. Luckily freedom of speech stands very firm in my own country of Norway, but it does not prevent the state from using the phra
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by kebman 7y ago
Rumour on the street is that the advice is in place because local governments don't want people hoarding face masks, because there's a massive shortage of it in most Western countries, [1] so much so that several hospitals have ev
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by kebman 7y ago
Thanks for all the great work! Keep it up, and remember to wash your hands! :D
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by kebman 7y ago
shirt -stripes Thank me later. :D
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by kebman 7y ago
That's great if you are Napoleon and have the power to just force the matter. EU comes to mind... But I don't want your rules. I want my rules. There's plenty of world to take from in order to do just that, without trying t
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by kebman 7y ago
Nobody want's a new McDonald's destroying their old status quo in their country. People don't want one-world-gov. They want disparate nations, that have charm and local uniqueness. Except that goes directly towards harmonizin
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by kebman 7y ago
Long time Adobe user. I tried Gimp. Shut it down, and merrily went back to my Adobe subscription plan.
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by kebman 7y ago
Anybody still miss the Atari vs Amiga war? I think it's probably still raging somewhere. Good times! Thank you for all the great demos! :D
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by kebman 7y ago
Wrong. It's a great intermediary to buy and sell international assets cheaper and faster than with SWIFT. Also it effectively bypasses local bureaucracy.
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by kebman 7y ago
I'd say that is a good enough reason to buy. As they say, buy the rumour, sell the news.
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by kebman 7y ago
Google uses many if not all of the features from Wave in Google Drive. Thus I do not consider it a pure failure, although it doesn't look like it panned out for them the way they thought it would.
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by kebman 7y ago
Pro tip: regular flu also causes fever...
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by kebman 7y ago
You're probably right, though even if one million Chinese are infected (the official number is stell less than 100k), this still means that only about 0.7 per mille of the entire Chinese population are infected. The chance of contracti
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by kebman 7y ago
Dude! I live in Norway! Bernie speaks highly of my country all the time! xD On the other hand, even in the USA, it is in the interest of the state, and not least your many companies, to defend against this epidemic. Without workers, or
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by kebman 7y ago
Given the long incubation period for this disease, and the fact that it has a—give or take—3 percent lethality (though less for the young, but more for the old), then IMHO people should take it very seriously. Some people even report a to
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by kebman 7y ago
Masks primarily protect others from you, if you are sick. They generally do not protect against others having the disease. If there are aerosols with the virus nearby, a mask won't help you, because your eyes are still exposed. I a
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by kebman 7y ago
Over here in Norway, people who suspect Covid-19 are urged to call the doctor instead of visiting the emergency room. If there are any local phone numbers for information, I'd call those first. They'll give you a check-list of stu

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