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2y ago
The "inline" thingy can be seen as a popup/tooltip, could span many lines.
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You're talking about something like ZFS, and I get that they can't just compile it in, but a distro can still ship the module, if I'm not mistaken. ...But to load it at boot time it absolutely must be done through an initramf
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2y ago
FYI, the 1 is never necessary for turning on a mode. (icomplete-vertical-mode) ;; Turn on (icomplete-vertical-mode 0) ;; Turn off
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2y ago
Not seen those brands in Sweden, but I checked the one we have that's for kids, a bubble gum named Hubba Bubba. Indeed, it has sugar! TIL.
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2y ago
/r/crtgaming ... calling it, this the new hip before it's cool
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2y ago
SaaCS (Service as a Chewing Substitute).
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2y ago
Wait... gum with sugar? That exists?
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2y ago
Repent, sinner!
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2y ago
Yes, a joke. Maybe some people got hotheaded about it -- in 1980.
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2y ago
There is no vi/emacs drama. Everyone's largely nice to each other.
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2y ago
Think of learning emacs features as catching pokemon. You must catch a few hundred before you think of slowing down. Else you easily stall in a limbo of "good enough".
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2y ago
That's still not really a hypothesis that connects to TFA as we're still basically proposing "well, the water just flowed down from higher up!" Put it this way, Snowball Earth is not itself a hypothesis for where'd
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Could be. Little is known: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norse_settlements_in_Greenland...
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2y ago
So where'd the original glacier ice come from? :-) Earth has 1.386 billion cubic km (333 million cubic miles) of water. Lot of glaciers, that.
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2y ago
A rolling distro like Arch or Void.
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2y ago
That kid sure learned the meaning of "nothing new under the sun".
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2y ago
Joke? Or where'd the water have come from?
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2y ago
It does not sound like a wide margin to me. 3,500M or 4,000M are kind of close targets, when you consider that the Earth has been a continually changing system (unlike a rock such as the moon). Pretty hard to construct a timeline accountin
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2y ago
Perhaps you'd find the half-violin plot more readable? Seems there's a whole world of all-in-one "raincloud plots" that integrates them, like the lower infographic here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com
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2y ago
Do you remember where you read that? I'd love to read more.
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2y ago
I don't automatically do what you describe, but I've had good experiences with it: "preventing myself from lapsing into conscious thought". Especially in how I experience ADHD, if I just wait for my subconscious to cook
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2y ago
How many times did he pass the onramp?
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2y ago
I don't know where the expression comes from, but "the only numbers that need no justification are zero and infinity". Think of it this way, if you found a coordinate system within the universe that goes from 0,0 to 100,100
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2y ago
This is why we hackers need to install Emacs/Vim on an e-reader and use that as our dev environment... outdoors with Bluetooth keyboard every day.
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2y ago
You used an interesting view of "practical" :) Deep connection is not just some bonus, I think, but in fact the main practical thing about a relationship. So I share your concern, but even so I'm not that worried. The deeper
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2y ago
It's an almost universal feeling, "I can't imagine who I'd use as emotional support", but if you end things I promise that you will find someone again. Not a replacement, but not a knockoff either, just different.
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2y ago
You could even paste all your bookmarks into that page!
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2y ago
Don't ask Mozilla that. Ask the others.
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2y ago
Really? Arkenfox user too and it seems to have stabilized the last couple of years. The moles have been whacked.
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2y ago
Then what is DWIM for you? What did you want to disable in Interlisp? For me the concept does indeed have nothing intrinsic to do with Lisp.
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