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by kup0 8y ago
Glad it's not just me. All of those really seem to stress Firefox out on my iMac. Chrome is far more efficient with something like Twitch. Interesting thing I've noticed: If you don't use chat much and just want the video, tr
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by kup0 8y ago
It might have persisted across uninstalls (browser profiles often do), because people were suggesting the "open in low resolution" flag as a temporary fix for Firefox performance issues on Macs prior to v61 being released.
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by kup0 8y ago
Yes, 60 was giving me some performance troubles on iMac. Excited to see if 61 resolves them.
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by kup0 8y ago
I do imagine it will get harder to deal with the "density" of processed food as I get more fit and closer to ideal weight, because calorie dense foods will hit the limit rather quickly. Thankfully, I like plenty of non-dense foods
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by kup0 8y ago
I have yo-yo'd, but I've done low carb more than I have CICO, and low carb is not sustainable at all for me- while day to day cravings went down, overall "hunger" feeling went up. Low carb made almost every meal feel uns
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by kup0 8y ago
I've lost weight at separate times in my life doing: 1) Low carb 2) Caloric restriction (CICO) On both I lost weight. On CICO I still ate "less healthy" foods (processed, breads, fast food, desserts) quite often but kept with
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by kup0 8y ago
I tried it (and TextWrangler) previously but I'm not sure what I didn't like about BBEdit, might need to revisit it. For me, my two biggest (admittedly nitpick) issues with TextWrangler are that the UI chrome itself has no dark mo
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by kup0 8y ago
I never open very large files, but this is interesting data nevertheless!
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by kup0 8y ago
This is exactly what I mean in terms of "faster". Which, for opening rather small (HTML, CSS, JS) web files, and lots of them, makes a significant difference in perception of speed.
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by kup0 8y ago
You are mostly right, "ANY" was a poor choice of words (not to mention my unnecessary all-caps emphasis), and of course now I can't edit the post. Oops. I meant out of any of them that I consider using (I know I'm a here
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by kup0 8y ago
I've been enjoying VS Code for a while after really trying to find a text-editor on Mac that fits my personal preferences (tab navigation, open new files in tabs in existing window, fast launch time, css syntax highlighting inside of
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by kup0 8y ago
The meditation study in particular seems to equate self-esteem and ego- is that a valid analysis? That seems like a fundamental flaw. Does feeling the benefit of something and affirming this on a questionnaire equate to inflated ego? Not so
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by kup0 8y ago
I assume the ability for devs to manually install locally will be retained?
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by kup0 8y ago
"USB-C adoption is a mess" may have been a more accurate headline
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by kup0 8y ago
Yeah, but I don't really have the time or the freedom to care about whether or not I am part of the problem. At the end of the day, I need to live, and everything else takes a back seat to that.
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by kup0 8y ago
I'm curious to see if Belkin devices are affected. I have not seen the brand mentioned in articles/news about VPNFilter, but I find it odd that almost every other popular router band has at least some affected models but Belkin so
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by kup0 8y ago
Here's some data from various sources regarding caffeine levels in different types of tea, and also some data about extraction: Theanine and Caffeine Content of Infusions Prepared from Commercial Tea Samples https://www.ncbi
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by kup0 8y ago
I use 1Blocker through Safari and it works well. There are many others, some that may be cheaper or free
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by kup0 8y ago
Is there a benefit to using the Snac Pro plan over something like Netlify's free tier, which offers many of the features that are only in your pro plan?
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by kup0 8y ago
Thanks! Checking it out. The more I look into this the more I am feeling like there is less and less to hold against Monsanto, save my general feelings about patents. I almost feel bad that it took until now, until your HN comment pointing
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by kup0 8y ago
I have been strongly anti-Monsanto for a while. Thank you for the Quora link ( https://www.quora.com/Is-Monsanto-evil ). After reading it and its sources, I'm finding it hard to maintain the same criticisms I have long h
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by kup0 8y ago
Some of the latest comments say it is working again for them? So I don't know that the conclusion reached in the HN headline is accurate (yet)?
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by kup0 8y ago
But is that how you market yourself to consumers, as a VPN, that also provides additional functionality? Or as a traffic analytics tool (that just so happens to be a VPN)? The way YOU view your product is one thing- but how you market and p
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by kup0 8y ago
Can't it be argued that SCOTUS's positions: 1. FAA is less broad than NRLA 2. NRLA does not override anything in FAA due to it being overbroad and/or things in the FAA not being "common policy" are false, and thus t
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by kup0 8y ago
905 total adverse reports including non-serious effects and including effects that happened at the same rates as in non-vaccinated individuals (such as arthritis), out of at least 1.4 million isn't "safe" or "tested near
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by kup0 8y ago
Interesting. Good info to know. Have they specified a reason for intercepting DNS?
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by kup0 8y ago
I think much of Twitter's success is owed to third-party developers, and now, despite a period of time where they seemed to change course, they're back to throwing them under the bus. I wouldn't mind moving to something like
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by kup0 8y ago
The new design fundamentally feels worse to use. It feels slower for sure. I don't mind the cleaner aesthetics, but the animations, layout, and general feel of using the site makes me feel like I'm one one of those blogs that has
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by kup0 8y ago
I haven't used it extensively, but so far MullvadVPN has worked well for me and they are one of thatoneprivacysite's top recommendations
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by kup0 8y ago
I would think it is beneficial to be more informed before asking questions and subsequently disputing all of the replies you get with more questions. The problem is that if you don't know enough, you often can't really ask the r

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