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   by lois 9y ago

   This is preposterous. how on earth will they enforce what people post on the internet? Blocking access to sites via ISPs is one thing, but am I going to be fined for blogging with an unconservative/anticonservative inclination? This is
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   by lois 9y ago

   I would make a joke about how everybody used to read books, but before SO there were forums and before forums there were mailing lists and newsgroups. plus Perl was king so there weren't any right answers, or an infinite number of righ
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   by lois 9y ago

   Surely there are Wordpress plugins that handle caching/static page serving? Or is it insufficient? Otherwise did you consider Grav[0] or Zotonic[1] 0. https://getgrav.org/ 1. http://zotonic.com
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   by lois 9y ago

   Google's Primer app is I think a good example of interactive learning. The approach isn't much different to other virtual courses, but the way the information is organized into bookmarkable cards is nice. It could form the basis o
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   by lois 9y ago

   Maybe this will inspire Microsoft to come up with an update system that doesn't mandate a system restart.
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   by lois 9y ago

   I haven't noticed much of a difference. Even if there is, there's the matter of the Mac price tag. and the utter agony of using a Mac if you're used to Windows. If you lack the budget for a Mac but you want to do graphic desi
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   by lois 9y ago

   This is something I think about often. Maths is one of those subjects which is taught repetitively rather than philosophically, and yet there couldn't be a worse subject to teach in such a manner. It forms a barrier-to-entry which math