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by medstrom 3y ago
They have exoskeletons, which still serve the stated purposes.
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by medstrom 3y ago
I don't think the world permits so easy mobility. I have worked with cleaners who ticked all those boxes, they were still stuck in their job. Meanwhile not all managers tick those boxes.
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by medstrom 3y ago
Yeah, I was also led to understand that if you've distributed version 1.00 of your code with a license, there's no rescinding that, you can only stop distributing the license for versions 1.01 onwards. People wouldn't be all
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by medstrom 3y ago
How many people know GitHub can do that? Your comment was the first I'd heard about it.
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by medstrom 3y ago
Doubt it applies. Growing up deaf, you'd have wired your brain to pay attention to other information sources than the audio stream.
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by medstrom 3y ago
It's kinda-sorta possible on Linux distros, you know, with cliphist and all these little programs, but you have to do a lot of custom stitching, adding Firefox extensions to interoperate in such-and-such ways, and most programs don&#x2
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by medstrom 3y ago
An incomplete list of compositors (they forgot hyprland): https://github.com/solarkraft/awesome-wlroots#compositors Among non-tiling ones are: hopalong, labwc, laikawm, tinybox, waybox, wayfire.
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by medstrom 3y ago
The reasons are no mystery. As a sibling to your comment said, many programs have been written as if X was going to exist forever, with direct calls to X all over the place. Plus X is mature with a million accumulated bug-fixes, so natura
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by medstrom 3y ago
When talking Wayland, there are no generalities because there is no program called "Wayland" -- can you specify which compositor you used? GNOME, KDE, or a wlroots-based one?
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by medstrom 3y ago
Instead of adjusting desk height, you can adjust chair height. (Add a footstool if necessary.)
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by medstrom 3y ago
Well, that's ideal. IDK what their issue is.
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by medstrom 3y ago
This can also easily be a filter on the part of the reader: anything FP is always close to triggering the "smug" concept, even if they don't use words that would be read as smug if the topic was something else. Same way some
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by medstrom 3y ago
I don't have a high-res screen (just 1280x800), so to me it's one of the most readable pages I've ever seen. Although curiously, it also looks great on the iPhone by default (which is high-res). I assume you're on some
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by medstrom 3y ago
I like it too. Somehow more suitable for coding than Comic Sans ever was for text.
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by medstrom 3y ago
Sure, but she just asked how it differs. I didn't read the question as value-loaded.
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by medstrom 3y ago
From the third link: > ... the checklist is the most effective system of preventing errors, so effective that pilots and surgeons use checklists routinely when they fly and operate. (When I had a recent biopsy, I noticed the surgeon and
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by medstrom 3y ago
That's... my point. Navigate away from the products page.
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by medstrom 3y ago
Do you feel the same way about blogspot.com or wordpress.com? If not, why not?
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by medstrom 3y ago
Bulma CSS uses three blank <span> elements, which it'll style into a hamburger.
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by medstrom 3y ago
Protip: navigate to a different page, not a listing of products, then you may be able to scroll to the footer.
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by medstrom 3y ago
If you built a rope-bridge, I'm sure people would beware of cramming it. Maybe it's possible to build designs that discourage. Where are you from? I haven't seen an "annoyingly narrow" ped/cycle bridge in Swed
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by medstrom 4y ago
Heh, hundreds? On a low estimate, we lose 200 to 2,000 species every year now. Source https://wwf.panda.org/discover/our_focus/biodiversity/biodiv...
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by medstrom 4y ago
I learn better when I pay less attention to XP and approach it like this e.g. on Duolingo's most common exercise where you have to assemble words into a sentence, I avoid looking at the words and formulate a sentence in my head first.
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by medstrom 4y ago
Like most internet articles. Just imagine the title prepended with "Long mutterings on the topic of...".
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by medstrom 4y ago
Like a Javascript ArrayBuffer? No, a Stream?
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by medstrom 4y ago
Plus, with time it becomes more like writing programs and less configuration. I write Elisp commands like I used to write shell scripts. These commands do entirely new things. I feel that can't count as mere configuration.
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by medstrom 4y ago
Unnecessary. We already write in our own unique style, so if our post is longer than a sentence or so, stylometric tools can prove it was you and not ChatGPT. I guess they will be the ultimate solution to StackOverflow's fight against
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by medstrom 4y ago
You make a good point. But Finland would develop nukes now if not for the option to join NATO. People are saying that the nonaligned countries didn't use to worry because Russia used to respect the international order, the one where y
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by medstrom 4y ago
A hardened Firefox config exists: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js But it needs tech skill to adopt, so even if this Mullvad Browser is basically just prepackaged Arkenfox, that's great to drive adoption.
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by medstrom 4y ago
Yes, that's how it works, if you're talking about the setting privacy.resistFingerprinting.letterboxing. To my memory, the list is any multiple of 200 on width and any multiple of 100 on height. So at this moment my viewport is,

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