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by least 3y ago
> If an intellectual worker can't take a text editor and produce a coherent text about his skills and job experience, it is unlikely he'll be good at any job that requires thinking. I'd argue that if a resume builder threa
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This is disproven by the fact that Yabai [1] can instantly swap spaces with SIP disabled. [1] https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
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It can be... if you disable SIP. Yabai has many of these fixes that exists, even if you don't use the auto tiling features[1]. [1] https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai/wiki/Disabling-System-I...
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I actually prefer that they don't build it in. I just wish that the APIs for working with windows were a bit more robust so we could get better performance out of applications that do something less trivial than moving a window to the
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Meme or not, it legitimately was my favorite "social media" site ever. I'd read interesting things on my feed, and share it to a pool with my other friends, who'd also share the interesting things they read, and we'
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You get no support whatsoever with a hackintosh and generally the people that need these computers don’t also want to spend time doing their own IT support work as well.
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It hardly matters if millions of people have equally profound ideas if there's no way to reasonably seek those ideas out. I'm quite certain a lot of knowledge is lost to the ether as very few people have the ability to think about
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Thanks for that, It was interesting. There was no chance I'd ever pick up on any of that as a kid, let alone as an adult. I'm always pretty amazed by people that do these deep analysis.
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It's a damn shame, too... the original nexus 7 was a great form factor and a great looking device. As soon as an OS update came out it destroyed it. I thought that was what destroyed it and had no idea that the emmc was also a problem
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> Exploration was not rewarded. I found exploration very rewarding. I had a lot of fun finding my way on the island where I lost all my items. I remember seeing a Dragon flying through the sky which I thought was delightful. I found cert
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I'd agree that it is closer to Link to the Past in terms of storytelling, but I also think that Link's Awakening is the best Zelda story in the entire lot of games. I don't agree that the story was lame. Doing so would just
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by least 3y ago
A quick search on google would only indicate that there is a nonzero amount of people who have encountered the issue, not that it is common.
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The comments in lower contrast are ones that have been downvoted. The more it is downvoted the less and less visible it becomes. It's clever but it makes the site less accessible. But other elements, including submission text like in a
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by least 3y ago
If someone has an issue with their lightning connector shorting out once or twice, that could be chalked up to a manufacturing defect. If it happens always, which they said it does, then it's almost certainly not.
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by least 3y ago
> This behavior reproduces with new cables and new iDevices. Considering that this is almost certainly related to your own personal behavior and/or environment, it isn't surprising that you find it reproducible, albeit a bit od
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by least 3y ago
> Perhaps the "benefit" you describe is only relevant because the proprietary Apple cable design is so poor? No, the lightning connector's design is actually less prone to snapping than USB type c. Whether or not that it i
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> not really... batching a bunch of orders and delivering them out of a van is about as efficient as last mile logistics can get. It's definitely more efficient than driving yourself, but it's also hiring out your driving to so
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> So where do you think the current research on the negative effects of pornography get it wrong? This is a contentious issue. There's no consensus on whether or not use of pornography is harmful. Suppose there was consensus. To wh
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> People are just lazy. Do you commute to work by walking? How long does that take you each day? How about the grocery store? How many people do you have to do grocery shopping for? What about buying clothing or other necessities? If you
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by least 3y ago
> Seems pretty obvious to me. I also don't drive and don't use public transportation or cabs. I walk and get stared at awkwardly for it. Being able to walk everywhere you need to go is a massive luxury. Especially without any p
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Higher priority risks are things that are easily measurable. A child that does not have food to eat or cannot access healthcare they need because their parents cannot afford it is very obviously bad for the child. Educational opportunities
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I'd say that I don't think children should be limited in opportunity due to the circumstances of their upbringing, but with those considerations in mind, protecting them from finding a way to access pornography is pretty low on th
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It's unique in that it is as close to public facing as a pornography website gets, but it's not unique whatsoever in being large and free.
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by least 3y ago
This depends on what you're buying and where. In Virginia we have an ABC (Alcholic Beverage Control) which is the only place you can buy spirits. They do scan your ID. The grocery store does not. The restaurants do not. The porn shop
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by least 3y ago
> I do believe in privacy rights, but... free porn just doesn't feel like a must-exist thing in the sense we are all talking about. In other words, you don't actually believe in privacy rights because all it takes is one flimsy
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by least 3y ago
> Thus follows that a web page offering the service should handle this age gating, in the same way that alcohol sellers are responsible for checking that their customers are of drinking age. There's no practical way to check ID on
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by least 3y ago
Cassette tapes have made a similar niche comeback for a very similar reason. There's the tactility in the experience of fast forwarding, rewinding, pressing play. If you're using a walkman, you can even feel the tape turning as it
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> Vinyl isn't about crackle or warmth. It kind of is because you don't have an even frequency response throughout the vinyl. The closer to the center, the less high frequency response you get. Also higher frequencies in general
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It is being pedantic, but yes, to be more precise, it's animal products. It doesn't really change the conversation about how these aren't really found in food that vegans can eat (without fortification).
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Maybe you're misunderstanding. My point is that maybe meat production in itself isn't something that really needs to be reduced because there's 1) ways to reduce its carbon footprint, 2) it's worth the cost it has on emi

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