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5y ago
You know, of all places where Big Brother would be a real thing, Australia was not in my list. I always think a country that use the C word as a term of endearment would know how to take things slow.
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5y ago
O only use onenote for quick anotations on my phone and bookmarks. The rest is concentrated in joplin.
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Can't recomend Joplin enouth. really like the note app. you can use markdown, Latex formulas, great for small notes. I still use onenote for mor multiporpose notes, specially when there are photoso involved, but Joplin is still my main
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5y ago
Better way to keep tools for a long time is not to borrow your tools.
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fuck that. Then you try to sell it and the godman thing stop stop working. I don't want DRM in my power drill.
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https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0e/ae/a1/0eaea116051e07f24314... Still the best tutorial.
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Considering Mr MacAfee lifestyle and unusual... fetiches... he died older than I expected.
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5y ago
I'm curious. Can you counter sue a company like that? Since they do affect productive companies, that must be some law against that...
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Meanwhile, in the name of enviroment, germany gets away of cleaner energy alternatives like Nuclear and increases its dependencies of outside sources of natural gas to keep the country going. I feel that most environmental groups today are
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One of my friends said that maybe they are advanced drones from Russia or China, but if they are this advanced in aeronautical technology I think they would have invaded the ocident already. I like the idea of time travelling drones, but it
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I thinked about that a lot. I came to some conclusions: 1. Certainly theres life somewhere in the the universe. Inteligent? Problably not. We as humans tend to think that intelligence is necessary for survival, but other species, with the
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Influencesr are a curse in any thing. A new plague in a new time, brought to light by the curse of social networks.
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5y ago
So, this lights are maintained even if the stations are abandoned?
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Of course, is creepy as hell. not many things are as creep as a ventriloquist dummy
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I worked many months making a couple of bank app accessible to visually impared people. Hard work. Luckly I had a team that would test every version until they could themselfs use the app correctly. In the end I was so used to test apps in
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no, not really. If I could I would be the first to thrown it in a deep hole in the ground and seal with concrete to make sure it never rises again.
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Weel I don't think any bluetooth headphone would work with that. I don't know how it works with headpones, but Douby Atmos you need at least 7 good speakers to make it work well in a movie: * Front left * Front right * center * s
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Not only hardware. I think one of the things that can come of this are also big software innovations, because one of the things we may see are people reciclyng old chips and old tech. And lets be honest here: most people dosent't need
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Yes. The president of Brazil is now fighing a against a Comission in the brazilian senate that is revising all the work of lack of that the brazilian federal goverment put in the figth against Covid. This is now problably the moment of mor
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I now that twitter limits the number of poeple that can use your client, but I don't know if this applies to notifications.
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I was talking about this with a friend of mine, that I missed blackberry unified feed. They where great phones, but the slow change to embrace touch killed them.
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The problem if the vacine was not the efficiency. It was rejected based on poor documentation, and quality control. Both serious problems that need to be solved before approval in any serous regulatory agency.
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To me Gamaleya is turning a thecnical decision in a political one. Thanks to mistakes and possible crimes commit by the Brazilian goverment, when rejecting other vacines, they are now being pressured in accepting this vaccine no matter what
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it's important to make clear that what make the vacine being reject was not because of this number. The problem is that they remove the dna part of the virus that allow it to replicate once injected. But in all samples that they tested
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I talked with a friend with ties in Anvisa. After all the bullshit the current president make they go through, with all the hydroxychloroquine thing, they kind of done a no interference pact over there among the staff, to not allow politica
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Same here. If what they say is true, that there was viral reproduction in the vacine, theres no way is gonna pass. They schedule a session in congress with Anvisa to defend their position, and decided to not show up to the meeting. The resi
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6y ago
This is what happens when writing documentation owuld take the same or more time than writing code. We all see that most "no-coding" auto generating approaches to software development did not work except for simple solutions, and
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6y ago
Mental note: if I every go to Turkey, never go beyond the speed limit.
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they are happy. This is what they are.
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And lets be honest. Changing one word that annoyed a few dozen of people because they think of slavery, well, thats a lot of change just because a shit excuse, that will not matter in the end.
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