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keypress
8y ago
Shit article. Basically it says, Gates has poured money into sanitation, and went to an expo. No info about the technology, but there is mention of 5cents a day running cost. That's cheaper than my existing provider, so count me in.
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8y ago
They are such a pain point. Especially if you fill out a form accidentally, and have to go through the re-captcha again, and again and again for the most mundane of services.
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8y ago
Why in 2018 do we still have lousy file managers?
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8y ago
This link is so bare. Can anyone improve on the horse's mouth: https://www.opera.com/mobile/touch , which also says practically nothing. Opera seem to be great at adding features, and yet very poor at promoting th
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8y ago
I find Gdocs hard, because I'm not used to it. So it's really a case of which tool you are used to working with and are proficient at. People take to Wordpress relatively easily in my experience. So I'm reading your plus poi
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8y ago
Context context, always good to add context.
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8y ago
I've had this issue with one email account that I use solely for a very busy email group. Occasionally there is no way at all to log in, as I have no tied phone numbers/email accounts. I think one question was, when did you crea
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8y ago
I'd love to know more. If this is as simple as having liquid water pumped through tubing with algae this sounds great. How natural a system can this be? How pure does the water have to be?
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8y ago
Not to mention the magic drive train.
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8y ago
That's odd I noticed this on some vector art just two minutes before seeing this story. https://www.cyclotricity.com/uk/custom/mix-match-your-own-co...
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8y ago
I just work with what I have, meal planning is too hard for me.
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8y ago
I totally grok this, he's not the first or last: http://www.kuriositas.com/2015/05/the-mystery-of-margate-she...
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8y ago
I cook from fresh every day. Now granted I'm not the fastest cook - but it can take anything from about 20mins to an 1h 30mins to prepare dinner. While I'm cooking I'm cleaning and doing other tasks. Left overs carry over
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8y ago
I have a Chromium install without an ad blocker. And it takes one bad out of control page with a shitty advert, to down my entire machine. Something like: outlook.com. (Doesn't matter if I have 2 or 100 tabs if there is one bad apple
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8y ago
For perspective. I had horrible health that plagued me until I was about 20. Whether that's got anything to do with the butchering, I have no idea.
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8y ago
Some of it is about patting your own back just because you remembered something. Like when you laugh at a comedy routine when they resurface something they said ten minutes earlier.
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8y ago
But there is a way with the Internet by way of links, to build reference chains of information. If people adopted good referencing - at least we'd have a chance at weeding some of the crap out.
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8y ago
Slashdot used to have the 'witty' attribute that you could filter by. It's useful to be able to dump lame arsed attempts at facile humour. (The web seems to be riddled with it.)
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8y ago
I must admit although I do do a little bit of satire here and there, which is usually used as a gateway to acknowledge that someone else has followed something vaguely topical. I'm not really that big a fan of it. And when it comes t
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8y ago
You don't have to misinterpret things to do satire.
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8y ago
I've noticed some unfair rot in Chrome. Like not being able to remove the start page without a plugin.
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keypress
8y ago
This could be a kind of git search hub.
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8y ago
This is in part some naming annoyance. Bitbucket let you once use your own domains for repos. Which was nice as you could migrate if you wanted. The forks thing could be tackled. With a notification, something like I forked you. Or a co
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8y ago
So some simple maths, today Shopify medium offering is £60 per month. So that's 20 months worth of subscription. Not including any payment tax. £1200 for a 'finished' e-commerce site, with training and hosting, sounds fine
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8y ago
It's a shame code doesn't drop into the public domain after a decade... But windows must be a colossal mass of who knows what at this point. I'd be embarrassed to open that cupboard for all and sundry to inspect. And likely
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8y ago
Some people just enjoy taking opioids. But the problem with opioids is that they are slightly moreish.
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8y ago
Isn't it a gnu? I like the logo/art.
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8y ago
Depends when you came, some folk are only just discovering online discourse. I'm a member of 'a' forum, and it still fosters conversation. To me it feels similar to an old usenet 'channel'. I'll admit it'
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8y ago
I run Xfce on Debian, I have Gnome 3 in reserve. And occasionally try it out. I quite like the notification area/panel under Gnome. Font clarity seems a little different (better). Workspaces are okay, plug-able drives are handled w
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8y ago
Many laptop keyboards I have had, have had failed keys, or trouble with crumbs.
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