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by mbfg 5y ago
There are vpn clients, openvpn, for instance, that allow you to segment your ip space to either go thru, or not go thru the vpn. see vpn-slice
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by mbfg 5y ago
i switch back and forth,over the period of several months, usually like 2 months at a time. I once had some pain issues with it and found that switching periodically eliminated that, and so I just continue doing so. I do not switch the
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by mbfg 5y ago
I have linux mint with cinnamon, it makes sounds, if desired, for many common actions.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Here's an honest question. Is it called depression when your mental state accurately reflects your situation. I suspect for many people, life really is bad, and they feel commensurately bad as well. Is that depression? Or is depression
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by mbfg 5y ago
working for yourself, will likely be more hours more stress, more cause for burnout than working for someone else. I'm not saying it's not worth it, it obviously depends on the individual and various factors in and out of your con
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by mbfg 5y ago
that happens every day, in all restaurants.
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by mbfg 5y ago
i would, got a link?
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by mbfg 5y ago
Curious, why would this article be blocked?
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by mbfg 5y ago
Are you suggesting that losing weight wouldn't help this woman's nasal condition? What basis do you have for that?
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by mbfg 5y ago
Has there been any studies if switching vaccines for the booster is more effective or less effective?
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by mbfg 5y ago
"Science" is a process. That of collecting observations, building theories and testing those theories, rinse repeat. So yes a belief in Santa is 'hostile' to science, because it is completely at odds with that process.
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by mbfg 5y ago
The fight has always been about people's beliefs. and the actions they take because of those beliefs. Very few people care about what you believe in the privacy of your own home, it's when people take those beliefs and act on them
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by mbfg 5y ago
I am a non-stamp-collector! I wear that label proudly!
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by mbfg 5y ago
The issue is, as is amply shown in the United States, is that minds that can accept things without evidence that are considered benign, can also accept things that are harmful. A mind that doesn't consider truth to be an important par
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by mbfg 5y ago
Believing things without evidence is a core disagreement with science.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Believing things without evidence is "hostile" to science.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Science is accepting things based on evidence. Faith is believing things without evidence. If you have evidence for a thing, you don't say, "i believe it on faith".
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by mbfg 5y ago
this is pretty cool, and prettier, but i don't think it's the same thing (unless of course they've embellished it quite a bit since then, which is possible). One thing i remember the thing doing was able to see authors... But
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by mbfg 5y ago
I defer to your knowledge, i'm not trying to be a jerk. But Hubble took like 30 years? or so to develop and build? How long would a second Hubble take? I'd have to imagine it's less than 5 years, no? That has to be a huge cos
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by mbfg 5y ago
Is that really true? I'm guessing a big part of the cost is figuring out how to actually invent stuff needed for the project. That knowledge is now known. That cost is now 0.
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by mbfg 5y ago
I remember quite some time ago a git visualization tool that drew a connected spring graph of commits over time, The nodes were classes (or maybe packages, i forget) and the links were annotated with commit author. You would see different a
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by mbfg 5y ago
Can someone please provide a link where twitter actually announced this? This seems like a pretty big claim to levee against Twitter with no evidence.
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by mbfg 5y ago
I am left handed and never think about it. At this point in my life it makes no difference. when young it would have been better to be right handed for sports, etc.
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by mbfg 5y ago
i think a better question (seriously) is who doesn't use logs.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Fortunately, programmers have taken up the cause and boosted the semicolon to it's rightful place.
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by mbfg 5y ago
You could also say that the lamp owner who's lamp is on is polluting his neighbor with light, by that argument.
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by mbfg 5y ago
i suspect supply chain issues are at the heart of no threadripper news.
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by mbfg 5y ago
does perforce still just allow one branch per repo?
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by mbfg 5y ago
clearcase, lock the branch, go on vacation. yeah good model. And then there's the multisite replication mess. Maybe they fixed that in the 20 years since i used it.. but that was a disaster.
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by mbfg 5y ago
agreed.. cherry-picking is actually a ridiculously good name.

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