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by legacynl 5y ago
This sounds kinda creepy, but I don't think it is. To be part of a society is to work together, if you've shown to be willing to go the extra mile for your fellow citizens, it's a good sign of being a good society member.
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by legacynl 5y ago
"Haha, look at how stupid these kids are for not knowing how to do things that we never taught them!"
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by legacynl 5y ago
> I'm a pretty skeptical person when it comes to stuff like this, but that footage is eerie. Really? I'm wondering what then does trigger your skepticism? There's no reference points in the video, there's so much smog
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by legacynl 5y ago
This is great!
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by legacynl 5y ago
> You can work through it, but a lot of it has to be driven by you wanting to No, no, no, no! Please don't think this about yourself or others who have ADHD. There are ways to work through ADHD without medication, but it has nothing
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by legacynl 5y ago
Hello! I have severe ADHD. It's the variant without hyperactivity, but in the newest DSM ('official' list of known disorders), they've combined ADD and ADHD into one (ADHD), as they seem to be variants of the same disord
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by legacynl 5y ago
I guess the point they're trying to make is that the production of cotton bags is worse for the environment than the production of the plastic bags. But I agree that it does feel like a sponsored article. The author is mainly summarizi
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by legacynl 6y ago
It doesn't really matter that he/they changed MO, because they've already shown to be untrustworthy. You can only get the benefit of the doubt once. I'm not saying people or institutions cant change. But the burden of pr
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by legacynl 6y ago
Maybe you should ask yourself if you like reading in the first place? We should really stop making reading the holy grail of sophistication. It's not inherently better than any other type of media. Unless you're actually trying to
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by legacynl 6y ago
> In other news, why does it cost the government so much money, and take so long, to get anything done!? Stay tuned for more. Don't be ridiculous. Every organization has protocols in place. It might seem inherently wasteful, but the
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by legacynl 6y ago
> They are supposed to be used as references, not as introductions to a subject. Assuming 'man' is short for 'manual', this is exactly where man-pages go wrong. Especially as a beginner; reading man-pages is a waste o
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by legacynl 6y ago
Yes that's why platforms should keep to generalized practices. We shouldn't pick a 'mac' or 'pc' ui/ux. It should just be UX. This article doesn't help, it makes things worse by picking sides.
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by legacynl 6y ago
I'd love to hear comments and suggestions! Anything to improve it.
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by legacynl 6y ago
This is really similar to something I've recently created: https://github.com/simonmeulenbeek/Eezy . Although in my project's case it's scoped to the specific PWD you're in. I really like using the
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by legacynl 6y ago
This car can do both? How is that not a clear improvement?
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by legacynl 6y ago
Solar panels nowadays don't necessarily weigh that much. Also improved efficiency means that you can get away with following the exisiting body-shape, even if that means decreased power generation. Also you might get away with having
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by legacynl 6y ago
There are some pretty big and critical differences you're glossing over. - The forcing of ideals in Yugoslavia was done 'top-down', by people with power, not bottoms-up. - Citizens have no authority over others. - The United
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by legacynl 6y ago
> Edit: now sitting at -2 without even an attempt at a rebuttal. Ah poor criticized you. The reason why you're getting downvoted (and the reason why nobody bothers to write a reply), is because the analogy you try to pull is obvious
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Show HN: Eezy – super simple project automation for all your projects(github.com)
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by legacynl 6y ago
My theory is that Apple purposefully switched alt and control around to create a sort of usability trap; everytime a mac-user ever touches a different brand pc, their experience is filled with frustrations, making sure they'll never sw
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by legacynl 6y ago
That wouldn't matter for passive information displays. The fact that it only needs power to change what is displayed makes them very useful in any system that displays something (semi)long-term. Think of roadmarkings, parking-space ind
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by legacynl 6y ago
"A 32-bit hash prefix like "ba7816bf" would represent the first eight characters of a 256-bit, 64-character SHA256 digest of a full URL." Is this done for 'privacy'? Pretty thinly veiled attempt, because they c
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by legacynl 6y ago
Don't equate 'having a little empathy' with supporting or allowing these kinds of disinformation campaigns. Everybody has 'a little empathy', but these self-serving anti-vax anti-lockdown cronies deserve none of it.
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by legacynl 6y ago
Why are you so angry? Aqua- and Hydroponics have been successfully used to grow food for a very long time now. If you have any evidence of food grown this way lacking any nutrients, please provide it.
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by legacynl 6y ago
>The success of iMessage and the entire Apple ecosystem in the US proves that a walled garden is exactly what people trust and want and are willing to pay handsomely for the privilege of being part of one. People don't care about op
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by legacynl 6y ago
use a different keyboard.
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by legacynl 6y ago
> It’s one of their weirder decisions. You can’t claim to be privacy king while simultaneously doing something like this. Maybe this is caused by Apple departments being siloed. The privacy champions are in a different silo? They never c
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by legacynl 6y ago
> Norway is also 85% ethnic Norwegians (making for a pretty culturally homogenous society). Can you cite a source that shows that this matters? It's pretty obvious how the difference in methods between the two prison systems can eas
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by legacynl 6y ago
> I run a benchmark for AES encryption - a modern CPU will have circuitry designed explicitly for this task and it's asm instructions. An old CPU just supporting the base x86 instructions probably doesn't have a hardware soluti
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by legacynl 6y ago
The point is the arrogance of the alien race towards something that in their limited view doesn't seem worthy. By this they disregard all the beauty the human race often exhibits, something which is obvious to us, the human readers. Th

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