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A Successful Shut-In(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
1 points by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago|0 comments
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
I encountered the same problems when I had a Windows 10 machine in 2016 - every couple of months the thing would shit itself for no apparent reason. The only thing I could do was copy all my personal files to an external disk and reinstall
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Are You Just Too Smart to Learn Anything? [video](youtube.com)
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We bend the knee to our HR overlords(unherd.com)
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Engineers of the Soul: Ideology in Xi Jinping's China(sinocism.com)
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
> Linux is fine, but it doesn't just work, and it needs to in order to gain a foothold not just in the developer community but with the general public I understand the general public, but the developer community? Why can't the
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
> I worry for Gen Z because they're tiny-mobile-device native. Gen Z here. I learned most of my basic computer skills by playing / modding games, editing videos, and having no friends. Gradually snowballed into writing scripts
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“Mommy, What's a Krautrock?”(dieordiy2.blogspot.com)
1 points by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago|0 comments
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
> having a family and raising kids is effectively being outsourced to cheaper countries. Nah, not really. Working-class Americans are still having plenty of kids. Putting off starting a family ("I don't want to settle down yet&
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
> the reality is barely anyone but aging millennials are keeping 20k songs around in mp3 format. I'm a Zoomer with a decent collection of mp3s[0]. Silicon-Valley types tend to grossly underestimate just how "old-fashioned"
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Data is not the New Oil(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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Bebe and Louis Barron(en.wikipedia.org)
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Universal Basic Income, Only for Women(paulskallas.substack.com)
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Understanding and Subverting Your Body: Hunger(salo-forum.com)
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Catullus 16(en.wikipedia.org)
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
I've always found Vimscript (and Elisp, for that matter) to be an extremely unpleasant language to do anything in - which makes this all the more impressive. Like building a house out of toothpicks and wasabi.
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
If you want more file-format goodness, check out Ange Albertini's Corkami Project: https://github.com/corkami/pics Here are Windows and Linux executables: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corkami&
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Cyber-Ethnography(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago|0 comments
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“Imagine a smartphone strapped to a human face forever” (2019)(twitter.com)
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Ceiling Height Matters(paulskallas.substack.com)
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
cat-nipped
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Sound Work in Outer Space (2005)(web.archive.org)
1 points by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago|0 comments
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The Real Divide in America Is Between Political Junkies and Everyone Else(nytimes.com)
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Universal Basic Woman (2019)(delicioustacos.com)
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Friendship and the Lindy Effect(paulskallas.substack.com)
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So You Want to Write Fiction with AI(zerohplovecraft.substack.com)
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Cache-Friendly Binary Search (2015)(bannalia.blogspot.com)
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She's Just Like Me(nyxus.xyz)
1 points by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago|1 comments
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Two Essays on Recursive Sacrifice(nyxus.xyz)
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by krebs_liebhaber 6y ago
> I'm 100% atheist but I've considered reading the bible because it's culturally significant. But isn't just a bunch of boring and inconsistent tales? is there really anything to be learned from the bible? You could s

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