mrmuagi

19 ms·

181.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
What a rotund dismissal of very serious problem. Some things do generalize well, you know? The relationship of poverty and alcohol consumption is universal, no matter the level of patriotic grandstanding you perform, it simply debilitates f
182.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
And a very long lever.
183.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
> Don't be excessive and greedy. Easier said than done if you have a monopoly. Blah, Blah, competition, Something, Something.
184.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
I mean, if you self select yourself out of the gene pool, it doesn't matter what label you put on it, you are pretty much self euthanizing?
185.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
> There's basically no advantage to Ubuntu now except community. Ding Ding Ding. This is why I still recommend Ubuntu, there's a community and a wealth of knowledge out there for working with Ubuntu. Though if you are more expe
186.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
It is illegal when the product makes serious health claims not backed by scientific research. The more insidious cases of this relate to cancer or covid 'cures'.
187.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
In your examples you can see the discrimination clearly, but this made me ponder. How about scenarios where the discrimination isn't overtly stated by the discriminators? Let's assume they aren't really upfront and ask you ab
188.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
A great suggestion, I do this also. It helps to cleanup packaging in one fell swoop as well.
189.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Surely surviving the first wave will be a plus against a second wave as you already have some immunization?
190.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Another great way to learn about C pointers is to reverse engineer games, live memory editing and scanning in particular requires a lot of global/heap pointer detective work.
191.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I was shocked at how large a number it seemed, but I only factored in how much water the plant itself displaces in its structure, not the maintenance water to maintain humidity, temperature, etc.
192.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Raw coffee or did you have sugar/cream/whipped cream in your coffee?
193.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
> 4. for the time being, it's a regulatory issue, just like water use (a single plant use 2-2.5 l/day) Is the 'plant' there a, say, tree or is it referring to the whole building?
194.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
May I query which exact operating system did you use? Debian aarch64?
195.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
I agree to the spurious claim. To shower in the cold is willingly doing something unpleasant. That in itself feels like it is going to affect their attitude towards coming into work -- when doing so is unpleasant.
196.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
So run your own VPN, at least you can minimize the trust to yourself?
197.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
If I could suggest on your last point, that if you are fearful of Audible ever going the way of the dodo, that you look into OpenAudible. I've used it to keep an offline Archive of my content.
198.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
My philosophy is a bit different. I have found that although there are a lot of things to consume, a fraction (maybe even %1-%10) is even top shelf and worth your time (I wish I had the ability to delete books from my memory, not to re-read
199.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
You can study things and not be called an academic. For instance if you enter a genre by force, you usually read some sort of chronology of best hits by the decades -- because there are many more books published to discover beyond this year
200.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Charlie Rose always seemed to be trying to play some sort of mind game to goad information out of his guests. I went down a rabbit hole of watching old historical interviews and discovered interviews were very tame. Like, Dick Cavett's
201.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Doesn't the prononciation differ -- ver vs. vaire?
202.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Well the context provided by this article is about revealing identities of individuals, which I trust is a shielded against when using DDG?
203.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
I'm utterly confused. Why is your reply so combative? I just read the Wikipedia entry on Eloi and Morlocks and I don't even see how you could pick apart OP's on this item. Consider this odd line: > The Eloi are herded, bre
204.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
I'm in the opposite opinion, CS is filled with clever things we taken for granted. A lot of stuff in this field are innovations or clever stuff already figured out. The remainder is a puzzle like approach to fit it all together alongsi
205.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Given it's written in python 2.7, it's due for a rewrite if I understand.
206.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
When slowed is orders of magnitude slower -- then they are effectively being slowly choked to death anyway.
207.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
History lessons are pertinent to the degree you represent the facts therein accurately. Perhaps this is where the confusion arises. You claim the NSA has computational superiority to crack "whatever they want". If this is true, I
208.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
> Email has hefty overhead per message. I don't think that poster was talking about protocol innards, although kudos for you for having that knowledge, but perhaps they were, but in terms of user experience, slack/group chat is
209.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Sorry for the late reply, I had a look at what I have. I started off with orange 3M 1100 Foam Ear Plugs [0], but currently gone through two iterations of Moldex Pura-Fit Tapered Foam [1]. My main purchasing motivator is the decibel (dB) rat
210.
by mrmuagi 7y ago
Ear plugs like ones made by 3M for construction workers has helped me sleep at night and study without distractions. Have you tried them?

More ›