marsrover

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   by marsrover 6y ago

   Being from the south, I couldn't relate to anything in this article but I really enjoyed reading it. The author has a good writing style. Is this really the trichotomy of the Bay area? I thought it was interesting that none of these gr
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   I'm not in agreement or disagreement but I'm genuinely curious how you can embrace globalism without damaging your economy? I have found myself leaning more towards neo-liberalism in some aspects but I don't know how this pie
3. 63.▲
   by marsrover 6y ago

   > Least its not yanderedev code. I don’t understand a lot about coding yet I can look at that guys work and go “oh no…” Oh, WoW forums, your hubris knows no bounds.
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   Android developers should rejoice. A fully vetted and financially successful app is now available to create.
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   I don't think anyone is asking for the blur to encompass the text in a terminal. Is this a bug? I could have sworn when I used Windows Terminal that this wasn't the case, but it has been a while.
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/milestones/1
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   Actually, apparently it is going to be supported in Gtk 4. My bad, I haven't been keeping up with it. https://developer.gnome.org/gsk4/stable/GskRenderNode.html#g...
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   Still waiting for an acrylic blur (or some other type of blur) to bring Gnome to parity with modern desktops.
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   by marsrover 6y ago

   This was truly one of the greatest, if not the greatest, book on software that I have ever read. I have read it twice at this point and fully intend to read it many more times. It is packed full of incredibly interesting information and wri
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    I thought the exact same thing when I got the email. I would have much preferred a permission reset resulting in profiles being locked down tightly.
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    I didn’t read it as implied that Facebook isn’t used to subvert rival nations, I would fully expect it. Subverting rival governments is a part of life. Though I would imagine if Facebook wants to subvert the United States government they w
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    That would be ideal but it’s not going to happen.
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    I personally would much rather Facebook succeed in this space. I’m extremely apprehensive about TikTok and how China is using the data. I’m fully aware that Facebook will collect data (possible the same data), but I believe the motives and
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    This was my first thought as well. It must have been an oversight on someone’s part. Maybe infrastructure changes due to the shift to work remotely made it possible to access.
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    Not sure if I’d pass for advance but I first used Linux two decades ago and have used it on and off since. I use Ubuntu because I’ve become lazy in my old age.
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    Having a university acceptance rescinded isn’t government interference? Being protected because of your age but not because of your speech isn’t government interference?
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    The Culture War, Part I: The Rise of Newchurch(devever.net)

    1 points by marsrover 6y ago|1 comments
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    How are you managing to break apt not once, but "way too many times?" I haven't used Linux as a main driver in a decade but I do use it very frequently and I am intrigued by all the many ways people online seem to be able to
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    by marsrover 6y ago

    If you want to give back and are looking for a mentee then I would like to volunteer because I can’t seem to be successful with my side hustles for the life of me.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I don't like that the logo is different than the domain.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I read something on Reddit that said marijuana is an ACE2-inhibitor, but I can't find any research on it or anything about it. No idea where the guy got his information but I keep looking around. Does anyone else know if this is just c
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    It's very cool how many products have sprung up in the last couple of days to take advantage of the workplace changes caused by coronavirus.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    The little guy that scalps hand sanitizer on eBay needs to be investigated while the corporation that scalps cancer drugs is praised.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    Surprised how many people in SF make less than me (Atlanta) and have more experience. I thought it was basically unlivable there unless you’re pulling in big money.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I don't have a particular strain, just whatever my dealer has in stock (illegal state), but I haven't really noticed a difference in ability to study in the different strains I have gotten.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I was diagnosed with ADHD at 19 after being a C student my entire life. I was prescribed Adderall and immediately became an A student overnight. It's actually weird how well it worked. Unfortunately, like others have said, it isn'
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    There is no solution, you'll always be interrupted.
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    Complete speculation by TeenVogue. Absolutely no backing evidence that modern mass shootings are in any way connected to the ones mentioned in the article (probably because they’re completely different). Surprised this made it to the second
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I didn’t think Jetbrains had a free tier other than for IntelliJ. Everything else has a trial but no community edition (as far as I’m aware).
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    by marsrover 7y ago

    I had a kid at 30 and think it was the perfect time. I wouldn't want to be too old when my kids are going to college, I want to be a good age where I can enjoy my free time and travel around.