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by musage 9y ago
Hans Söllner's "Oba Olle Samma Wixa" comes to mind ^^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmMSUAve9qc&t=3m02s
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> The first thing most of us do when we wake up is roll over, grab our phone, and look at some software The danger of computers becoming like humans is not as great as the danger of humans becoming like computers. -- Konrad Zuse I reca
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Oh, that old chestnut. I bet that was also dragging that out when someone suggested x-ray machines in shoe shops might not be a great idea.
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What would you consider an exact replacement? And by exact I mean upload a file and off you go? Ease of installing it on shared web hosts is only really important when empowering wider audience to self-host is a concern, but when it is, is
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> we gain richer insights when we take both into account If there really were fundamental differences, that would not be possible. When I take someone elses viewpoint or way of thinking or anything else that is fundamentally different fr
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I agree and disagree. A well-treated animal does require attention and some effort, but I agree it causes no stress, to the contrary. But they're like children who never grow up and will always need you or someone who loves them from
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"Edit": come to think of it, FF didn't exist in 2000. But I've known it since it was hailed for being some kind of improvement for those people who didn't know Opera. I became a somewhat of a fan even after resentin
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English: "the team working on search at Google" PR: "those at Google who work hard on search each day"
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Then why do you instantly bring up Chrome to "clarify" here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15421980 ? Endless never-ending arguments? So they're still going on? Or you're so exhausted, you can&#x27
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Yell at Google? Google is dead to me, I'm at the part where people who tolerate it die to me. It's quieter than yelling but way more final.
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No matter, because the argument made by a non-fool to a non-fool that there are fools who think X makes sense is void regardless of the amount of fools.
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> Remember that we’ve argued for thousands of hours over multiple years about this stuff internally. Yeah, and then they summarize it as "We want to provide recommendations from new and diverse places, make space for innovation in d
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"shit has to taste good, millions of flies eat it every day" "I don't accept that." Addressing the strongest possible reading and all that. > a non sequitur about it being a "common sense approach." Jus
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Can you show me the use case for turning it ack on at 5 in the morning every 24 hours even though you have not changed location? Until then you have nothing, in defense of something that shouldn't be defended. Would it kill you to say
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The obvious result is hidden under non-obvious action, and pointing that out isn't being misleading, quite the opposite. And you managed to equate the "offering a clear choice" present in the actual comment into "offerin
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"Most of the people there". Not "most of the people".
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> Already history has in a sense ceased to exist, ie. there is no such thing as a history of our own times which could be universally accepted, and the exact sciences are endangered as soon as military necessity ceases to keep people up
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There's still "Anführer", which is a leader of a group and makes sense to me, as opposed to "leadership" without any qualifiers. That is, "leadership" seems to be often used not to describe the fact that
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> Just because you love healthy food doesn't mean you go around on the street shoving salad in people's mouths. It's not a personal lifestyle choice or "culture". All human babies get born with a lot of curiosity
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> Do you see people from UK offering to help solve gun problems in US? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2015/jun/... People help people, while nationalists are off somewhere in thei
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There is one caveat relating to default browser font size, but yes: https://kyleschaeffer.com/user-experience/css-font-size-em-v...
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Compartmentalize and abstract, keep telling yourself that "if I don't do it, someone else will do it (and they might do it worse than me so it's really best if I do it first)". https://medium.com/insurge-
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> I just don't get why no one has a problem with Google trying to filter out spam (even though it can't be detected with 100% accuracy) but trying to prevent 4chan/GatewayPundit's blatant and obvious lies from being e
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For the downvoters, this may come as a shock to you, but you don't get to tell me the reality of my life, either. And there is more than "random matches" and "personal filter", that's so banal it shouldn&#x27
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Little compared to what? They're infinitely big compared to no variations. Ignoring that part because it's unclear is like throwing out the baby and keeping the bathwater to me.
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> This is why people use Google. Wait, what? I use it despite that. Since 2000. Everybody seeing the same search results was never a problem, and sometimes even useful. There is a wide area between "just show random pages" (w
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If it's not more, how come there is anything to copy from?
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Pretty interesting is putting it mildly. Thanks for posting that. But we know: Even hate against that which is low Disfigures the face. Even anger over injustice Makes the voice coarse. Oh, we Who wanted to prepare the soil for f
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> Gentrification sucks, but why blame yuppies just looking for a decent home Because they're gladly paying a higher rent because they personally can afford it. That's what makes raising rents (to an unreasonable degree) possibl
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> it is fairly easy to slip back Indeed. https://twitter.com/CataloniaHelp2/status/914131859654639616

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