li2uR3ce

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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
Bookmark your subscription page and accept that your discovery process will have to not rely on YT's algorithms. They are not designed for your expedience. Also turn off auto play. A big part of their algorithm is keeping you on the
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
A healthy gut microbiome is an outcome that can be strongly influenced by environment.
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
I want to avoid having to fetch my backup key every time I want to setup a new account. The backup key is kept offsite and thus inconvenient. It's offsite because that protects me from fire or other such catastrophic events. This is
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
> That said, while there are loads of systems out there that could still use BIOS, I like to look at the second hand market. I have lots of UEFI hardware with never-to-be-fixed bugs that are mitigated by just using BIOS boot. These are
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
I wish the number of "GopherCoins" put into "Dependency Management" was broken down into more pieces. Seems like dependencies are stupidly easy everywhere as long as you don't care about any kind of quality assuran
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
> Sci-fi is in a bad state not just on Netflix but everywhere. Yeah but Netflix is the one that most frequently gives me hope before smashing it. Ha ha, I got to get out of these abusive relationships.
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
> taking the number from your comment From the article, fyi. > slowing at a rapid pace because of increasing competition from Apple, Amazon, Disney and HBO. I don't doubt that but I do suspect other services will see some slow do
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
They lost 700,000 from Russia gained 500,000 elsewhere net -200,000. I don't know how much they normally gain but I suspect a lot are jumping to conclusions from the headline. Loosing Russia wasn't really a consumer choice type
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
All of us leaded gas brain damaged dimwits are about to hit a double whammy?
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
> In almost every case we cannot find any plausible explanation or bug Observe the natural state of every software developer. I kid... or do I? > What if it wasn’t just some fantastical explanation? Doesn't sound nearly as fanta
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
Looks like the rays only hit populated areas. https://xkcd.com/1138/
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by li2uR3ce 4y ago
> it can be made to be more environmentally friendly You don't get points for what *can be* but *what is*.
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> My main pain point with USB-C is all the confusion and missing specs. Worse is that, to a search engine, every USB product is exactly the same. Search engines take very specific queries and overgeneralize them to the point of uselessn
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
I really would like to see some proof of worth here. What changes--organizational wise, code wise, or otherwise--have been made as a result of this tracking? There seems to be a presumed usefulness for this tracking. Is there still a nee
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
301 Battlefield moved: curator spam.
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
Google used to have such a feature. It would be nice if Google would ask you the simple question: "Did you find what you're looking for?" Instead they rely on the assumption that users only stop looking when they've fou
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
Seems centered on what data they collect rather than on limits to how said data can be used. Privacy policies should limit what can be done with collected data. Practically, such policies only seek to limit what I can litigate against.
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> we do need to buy less crap I really wish there was an easy way to do this. Price has largely been decoupled from quality. Reviews are fake. Flaws are not obvious until it's too late. You don't have the right to repair. W
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> dead center That's a bias that gets tugged around by the bias of extremes rather than the sensible. Sorry, I hate that term because it is often used to imply that you can average a wrong and a right and get something more correct.
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> Was there ever a time people would trust a piece of paper in isolation? Pretty much all of history. We love it when facts supporting our beliefs are isolated in a single source. We also love it when a source is ambiguous enough to le
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> And it might even give us multi-day use out of our smart devices I don't think you understand how software development works. Q: How much hardware do you need? A: How much you got? The latest generation only gets the battery lon
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> A solution’s performance has many different dimensions (speed, reliability, usability, repeatability, cost, …)—you probably don’t even know what all the dimensions are, let alone which are the most important. The "hard problem&quo
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
> While software improves through better tooling and faster hardware In my experience faster hardware leads to worse software. I'm doing the same things I've always done on my "smart" phone but apparently the same si
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
Searches for Wormhole X-Treme Ok. You get to live.
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by li2uR3ce 5y ago
TBH I never found the obsession over discovering if something brought joy to... spark joy. Once you realize that you'll eventually throw this out too... YOLO?