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by nabogh 3y ago
How does colemak work with the cardinal directions, hjkl?
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by nabogh 3y ago
Disagree. Just because the ide wrote a bunch of boilerplate for me at some point doesn't mean I can know the boilerplate is unchanged without reading a bunch of getters and setters. The mental burden of tiny classes is so much nicer to
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by nabogh 3y ago
What an inspiring life. A life dedicated to good work.
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by nabogh 3y ago
The way I use Thunderbird is I have the top section on the email list and use the arrows to quickly jump to the next email and read it from the preview window on the bottom half of the screen. Since my screen is only so big the denser displ
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by nabogh 3y ago
I hope I can opt back into the more dense display that we currently have. Some other parts look quite nice however.
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by nabogh 3y ago
I've been using Joplin for a few years now. But only recently I've been exploring writing my own plugins for it. I've never written a plugin for anything before but it's been very easy, and overall a very pleasant experi
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by nabogh 3y ago
That sounds cool as hell. I was always impressed when I jumped on hypixel just how much custom server work must've gone into it.
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by nabogh 3y ago
I'm sympathetic to this point of view but unless we're linking these so called toxins with a worse outcome how can we know they're actually causing harm? In all likelihood we'll die of a heart attack before any amount of
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by nabogh 3y ago
Some cyphers maybe. But it's highly unlikely that all or even most in use are compromised. There are many cryptography researchers who aren't part of the NSA. Other nations for example. And banks obviously trust some cryptography.
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by nabogh 3y ago
I wonder what gpt.com.au are thinking. They pre date todays GPT usage so they're surely safe but their name just became confusing overnight.
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by nabogh 3y ago
Yep still kicking in the water industry in Australia. Glad I left that behind
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by nabogh 3y ago
It's worth noting that the Americans here will likely experience wetter than normal conditions (region dependent). I'm just happy Australia might have a year without so much rain. Might be a bad fire season in the end of the year
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by nabogh 3y ago
In my opinion copyright is a law that is always at odds with the free flow of information. I'd hate for that law to start influencing how I interact with user generated text on the internet. As we see on YouTube, nuance for copyright l
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by nabogh 4y ago
2 seconds difference by my calculation
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by nabogh 4y ago
Your point doesn't hold any weight though? I've heard the phrase lots of times from various people. What if I said "I've only heard the word Americanism from Stalin". You wouldn't care and I'd be silly to
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by nabogh 4y ago
I don't see how this is a donut topology. If it were you could move off the sides and end up on the other side of the screen. Like Pac-Man or Asteroids. It's analog because you can move any continuous distance. Not just a discrete
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by nabogh 4y ago
Ah that took me a second to get it. Nice one. I agree with the sentiment that the commonly touted top non-fiction books probably won't teach you much. But I wouldn't cast out the whole medium just because you didn't learn any
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by nabogh 4y ago
Just looked it up. SBF is 30?
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by nabogh 4y ago
As far as I can tell this works when people search for you by domain. But what happens when you comment on somebody's post? Will they see @user@domain.com or @user@mastodon.social or whatever? I'd really like to bring my own domai
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by nabogh 4y ago
Haven't seen many cockatoos go for rubbish where I live (they like the bugs more) but if they're anything like the crows at my old school they make a lot of mess when they open a bin. The crows used to lift a rather heavy metal li
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by nabogh 4y ago
Australian healthcare is pretty good. NHS sounds much worse to me but I've only heard horror stories.
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by nabogh 4y ago
So you eat organ meats too?
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by nabogh 4y ago
Where do you get vitamin c?
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by nabogh 4y ago
You can have both. A merge has two parents so one parent is the main branch minus this squashed commit, and the other parent leads to the commits made during development. It's the default behaviour that I've seen everywhere.
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by nabogh 4y ago
Never heard of that site. Any more info on it? Hard to find an English source and my French is not great. The DDG result for the page has swastikas which gives me an idea at least.
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by nabogh 4y ago
I think they're referring to the nukes
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by nabogh 4y ago
Got a link to that wiki? Sounds useful
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by nabogh 4y ago
Electronics is a big field. I think it really depends what you want to do in it that will determine the best way to learn it. I'd recommend people start with basic circuit theory then build up to op amps and then diodes, transistors, e
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by nabogh 5y ago
I've bound it to double J in my vim configuration file. First thing I do on every computer.
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by nabogh 5y ago
Yeah I'm from Australia and you guys need preferential voting systems more than compulsory voting. Although I think compulsory voting is a positive influence overall.

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