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by nkuttler 11y ago
Nobody I know wants United States of Europe. The European Union is completely undemocratic at it's core, our national leaders have made sure that the electorate has minimal powers and influence over their supranational policing. Sovere
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by nkuttler 11y ago
I think that counting calories, while certainly helpful, is not a long term solution. I prefer to eat in a way that triggers certain hormonal responses that lead to me eating fewer calories naturally. (Yeah, that means no carbs)
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Calories in vs calories out is simple thermodynamics, human nutrition is complex biochemistry. The real question is, why should anybody have to count calories? Is there a way of eating that leads to the same level of satiety with fewer calo
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Haha, thanks for pointing that out. I didn't make it to the comments.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
> Now, feral rats could be chowing down on a greater abundance of rich food in the available garbage, but that doesn’t explain the upwards creep in ad libitum fed research animal weights. That doesn't seem to make sense. So when fer
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by nkuttler 11y ago
And https://github.com/xdissent/ievms for a hassle-free installation.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
That proved too complex over time for me, because of heterogenous systems. Unison is just too pedantic about matching versions.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Nowadays I simply rsync my dotfiles to wherever I need them. I have multiple trees in a repository, one for secure boxes, one for client boxes, one for boxes with an xserver, etc. This gives me the most flexibility, and I can install everyt
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by nkuttler 11y ago
You realize that the web predates graphical web browsers, right?
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by nkuttler 11y ago
No, I disagree about your incorrect statement > The web was never about interchange of documents See also http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/ , your perception of what is and isn't viewable in a terminal, and wh
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Cachet, seriously? Apple has been producing for the masses for many years, quite successfully actually. If you think they haven't their marketing has worked brilliantly on you.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
> The project is based on the philosophy that much academic information should be freely available to anyone. It aims to allow information sharing within internationally dispersed teams, and the dissemination of information by support gr
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Misleading title. Compare it to "Iranian artist Farghadani, who drew parliament as animals, sentenced to 12-plus years"
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Bitcoin was not designed for microtransactions. Whoever told you that was wrong.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Not necessarily, but see also the second last paragraph on https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Section and header tags were standardized last year, it's definitely too early to tell how browsers will handle them, but with the ubiquity of CSS and for the reasons I already mentioned I doubt they will ever get any styling, unless m
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by nkuttler 11y ago
> After 25 years, why do web designers need to create their own page transition mechanics for long-form articles Why do you need page transitions for articles at all? The only reason I can think of is for more ad displays. Ok, if you hav
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Lenin died 1924, he was born 145 years ago.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Sounds like a good time for you to volunteer.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
That's easy to do without tables. See display: table; and display: inside-block for the div. text-align: center, yadda.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Webkit was derived from KHTML, which is LGPL.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Put into YOUR contract with YOUR clients that upgrading ain't free.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
If that is a big concern for you, you should have gone with the LTS. Or, you know, a decent support contract.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Hehe, I was just thinking of the 90s.. http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/ This can't be intentional, can it?
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by nkuttler 12y ago
You probably just have to accept that pure puzzle games aren't for you. It's the same for me, and Braid is the game that made me accept that fact. I could see it was great, but I couldn't enjoy it past a certain point. No nee
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Your system will probably accumulate small breakage here and there over time, dependency hell, etc. I'd recommend to schedule a few hours for a proper install of Debian, to me it sounds like a much more pleasant approach. Source: hangi
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Lenny didn't get a security update for ghost. What you're thinking of is the LTS support effort [1] for a limited set of packages. It is maintained by a team of volunteers and is not an official project. Libc6 has had a few securi
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by nkuttler 12y ago
My first nethack game? I was locked in a room without door and was killed by a falling rock. I don't even know why I ever played another game :-) And yes, there was a big gap until the next game. As a beginner that's all you ever
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by nkuttler 12y ago
Not to mention the farming. I could never do that.
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by nkuttler 12y ago
That is truly impressive. I remember what a colossal achievement my first ascension felt like. Nethack is such a complex game, but the most important skill is probably patience and planning single moves, something a bot can be perfect or ve

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