naikrovek

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by naikrovek 9y ago
If covered by insurance, speak to a therapist weekly. Unless you are in one of a handful of professions, your work is nothing that warrants this amount of stress. No one is going to die. There's tons of things that happen at an employ
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by naikrovek 10y ago
GNU Unifont has what you want, except it is a bitmap font.
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by naikrovek 10y ago
I find that very hard to believe. Also, telemetry comes in many forms, many of which are not visible as unwanted network activity. An application could: * send telemetry in URL parameters when it checks for updates * send telemetry data ex
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by naikrovek 10y ago
>If they needed telemetry to confirm what everyone has known for decades, they have a bigger problem. If there is any single thing that I've learned during my time on Earth, it is that people, collectively, "know" a lot of
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by naikrovek 10y ago
- they are showing "suggested apps" in the start menu, which can be turned off. The others are OneDrive and Edge suggestions and can also be turned off. - those apps are installed at the time of installation and can be removed.
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by naikrovek 10y ago
You're right. This could happen tomorrow, if even a small percentage of Excel users suddenly knew how to use it properly. We'd be at 50% unemployment if everyone who uses Excel knew how to take advantage of it.
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by naikrovek 10y ago
This guy is the very definition of extreme and illogical. He has a huge beef with this game and the game maker.
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by naikrovek 18y ago
yeah, bladecenters are awesome.
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by naikrovek 18y ago
Why do teenagers think they have it all figured out? I certainly did, and I was certainly wrong. Don't think of the monotony. Think of the things that differ from day to day. You find something that interests you that isn't related to mo
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by naikrovek 18y ago
hd radio is dying because ibiquity charges $50 per receiver for decoding. ibiquity is dying because hd radio is dying.