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by narag 3y ago
You don't split, but sell when successful then start other thing. That's the serial entrepeneur thing.
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by narag 3y ago
I have also never met anyone else who did something like this and it makes me sad! Decades before, I did the same with Enciclopedia Larousse , an Atlas, the Historia Universal Aguilar , the Diccionario ideológico by Casares and some o
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by narag 3y ago
"Pneumatic tube" inmmediately triggers this scene in my mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuSDdJIcmHU (Brazil, 1985, by Terry Gilliam) Edit: oh, nologic01 had already mentioned it.
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by narag 3y ago
Local police is local, not state-level.
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by narag 3y ago
That's how it works in many (most?) other countries. Police depends on a distant, more "neutral" authority. The system has also problems but making the police depend on local authorities has a very big one: the smaller the co
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by narag 3y ago
That's really unfortunate. Best of luck!
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by narag 3y ago
If the experts that I've listened to are right, the thing that YouTube promotes is keeping the user hooked for the longest time possible. That doesn't mean that you , the youtuber, must create a lot of videos or very long videos
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by narag 3y ago
Can't you do the same they do? Obviously not about the contents, I believe you when you say yours is so much better, but about the SEO. Isn't it possible to imitate their tactics to a certain extent, without getting equally trashy
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by narag 3y ago
Looks like a navigator from Spacing Guild, Lynch version.
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by narag 3y ago
Unless your "application" is the only thing in the screen, you need some protocol. At a minimum, repainting after your windows has been obscured by others, reacting to commands like closing the window or the session, shutting down
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by narag 3y ago
So this is just the very begining? Will they be able to decypher whole docs? I guess you wouldn't have written all that otherwise! Anyway, if there's religion involved, I doubt any revelation will shake anything.
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by narag 3y ago
No problem, my Air is old :)
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by narag 3y ago
I've just take a quick look but it looks great, thank you! It seems I'll need to use the Air to follow the series. As far as I can see it's ccl + aquamacs + slime... right? It comes at the right time because I'm starting
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by narag 3y ago
If someone is considering learning CL effectively, take this piece of advice: use Emacs. You might think that it's an outdated piece of shit, maybe you hate RMS with a passion or whatever. But make yourself a favour and use it at least
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by narag 3y ago
That's actually seen in anime. In Dragon Ball Z, Goku trained in 100 G. I remember thinking it was clever. It reminded me of Spain national football team training for some weeks in La Paz previous to Mexico World Cup in 1986. The idea
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by narag 3y ago
Others have already said that in Windows the most straightforward way to make a keylogger is to use hooks. But how do you know if there is one installed? Hooks are chained, so you can traverse the chain and enumerate them. This thread in St
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by narag 3y ago
Arroba: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arroba
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by narag 3y ago
Any clue who was the target? Can such an attack be performed with botnets?
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by narag 3y ago
But mining activities led some of the plant-based artifacts to be burned and scattered outside of the cave; some baskets and other objects were distributed among nearby villagers. That's durability, no joke.
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by narag 3y ago
Not surprised yours skated across a muddy field. My father loved going hunting. The 2CVs were his secret weapon to reach very inaccessible places and he owned a handful over the years. But, trust me, none of them, except the modded one, w
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by narag 3y ago
For "dating" it has a major caveat: the back seat has a metal bar in the middle that will make a fifth passenger feel very unconfortable during long travels. Also hard for... horizontal uses, but when there's a will, there&#x
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by narag 3y ago
Not sure if it was one of those, but we had a Citroën 2CV with a funny clutch mod. It still had a stick, but you could release the clutch careless or even just stop using it. One night I took a shortcut through a neighboring field. When I r
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by narag 3y ago
The article makes a difference between "learned scribes" and "creative people at the margins" forgeting a third possibility: learned scribes working not for the religious or secular bureaucracies, but for the merchants.
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by narag 3y ago
I really don't understand the numpad-less trend of fashionable keyboards. OK, I've read all the answers so far, in the hope that somebody had told you before, but no! I don't use the numpad, so it's useless to me. But
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by narag 3y ago
Context: prime minister revealed that he had been spied upon, also defense minister and others. A few days later he published a letter to the king of Morocco reversing decades of Spain's position on Western Sahara. That's a compet
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by narag 3y ago
Would such a machine be legal in the regulated real-world? I live in Spain. I dislike slot machines and, a long time ago, while a friend was wasting his money, I made a quick calculation. Given the number of options and the prizes, if you
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by narag 3y ago
IDK, those are a different version of the annoyance. Instead of changing glasses, you change the angle.
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by narag 3y ago
I've worked at places where the internal bureaucracy managed to take double digit weeks to deliver a new database instance. That wouldn't happen if the internal bureaucracy for firing the laggards wasn't so excruciatingly s
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by narag 3y ago
The eyesight I wouldn't complain at all. Until recently I didn't need glasses, except for reading. Hypermetropia is also called far-sightness for a reason. Worst period is when I only used glasses for the screen. Someone would com
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by narag 3y ago
Everything you said + progressing hypermetropia for the last 25 years. When mobile screens got half decent sizes, I already hated the medium. When people said that those text pages, around 2000, what was the name? WAP? were going to get eve

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