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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
> There should not be a two-tier legal system. That’s a fine philosophical debate, but the law is designed by the rich to favor the rich and while there are a number of exceptions there is little you can do with the legal system without
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Much appreciated, I’ll give it a look
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Wayland bugs out on my machine so it’s X11 for life (or at least maybe until I get a different GPU or something idk). But isn’t sway a drop in replacement for i3? Or does it make life easier with some additional functionality or features?
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Spoilt for the choice of which wm I want to invest a bunch of time figuring out. Thanks for the link in any case, I just gotta spend some time one of these weekends getting whatever I end up using working smoothly
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Two monitor life is a good life but it’s the part of my i3 config that’s most annoying. I guess idk exactly what I want but I know I don’t want to fiddle and fight with my i3 config lol
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
I first tried awesomewm the last time I wiped and reinstalled a new Linux and it crashed my X session. I gave it an hour or so and reluctantly went back to i3. Maybe I should give it another look :)
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
> My tolerance level for weird quirks that I'm in control of is very high, though. Likewise for me and the idea that I could hack at it in Ruby is making trying it out very tempting. If I test it on multiple monitors I’ll let ya kno
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Plenty of law enforcement agencies aren’t too different from criminal organizations as-is. LA Sheriff in particular is known to have several criminal gangs within their ranks. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LAS
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Is the XBPS thing kinda like BSD ports?
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
This looks rad - I’m getting grumpy at i3 so I’d love to replace it. Have you used it with multiple monitors by chance? Thanks for sharing!
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Idk I think there is a ton of overlap between industry and the highest levels of government. They wouldn’t want pesky things like human well-being to get in the way of profit so they get their hands on some of the levers of power and mitiga
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
> Assuming pedestrian and children’s safety is a priority. It really isn’t a priority (in the US anyhow) otherwise we’d have far more and far better public transportation.
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
I suspect they’re using the second definition of the word (per Google): PHILOSOPHY (of an ideology or discourse) bring into being or give identity to (an individual or category). —- I read it as saying the audience and their reaction to the
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Datalog is rad and has some neat ergonomics. It’s not so much a need as a want kind of thing. It’s definitely worth looking into. I’ve only ever seen it used in Clojure(Script) projects although there’s support in other languages too.
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
Right and it’s the responsibility of a webmaster to use those tools OSs and browsers provide to make accessible apps. Semantic HTML with good useful labels goes a huge way. It’s not that complicated… unless you’re using a bunch of bulky fro
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
It’s not really that hard to make a website sufficiently accessible. It costs money and time, but so do ramps. A business owner in the US should be well aware of their obligations to the public. > Sorry but life isn’t always fair and eve
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
I get that blind people don’t ride electric bikes and a lawsuit is out of line for sure when a friendly “hey your site is inaccessible to people with disabilities” might suffice. But maybe folks should just make their sites accessible. Blin
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
> I’ve never seen anybody use a GUI in a clever way. Ever. Idk man back in the day I saw some folks working Photoshop and Illustrator like they were playing an instrument.
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by nucleogenesis 2y ago
I’ve heard anecdotes about Costco’s leadership being principled, especially relative to what you’d expect from corporate execs. I may be misremembering but iirc during a call with investors they were asked why they hadn’t been raising price
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by nucleogenesis 3y ago
Just played with this a bit and it seems like exactly what I’ve been wanting. Can’t wait to try it at work tomorrow. Thanks for this!
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by nucleogenesis 3y ago
It’s not erasing scientists or history. The article notes that some birds are just named after benefactors or friends or whatever the namer-of-the-bird at the time was. Things that are inherently untreated to the bird species itself. The mo
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by nucleogenesis 3y ago
Coming from web dev to Godot was a bit wonky for me and digging into some Godot dev patterns on YouTube and elsewhere went a long way to help me wrap my head around the question of like… “where does this logic/state/etc live and h
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by nucleogenesis 3y ago
I’ve been thinking about this a bit and the main concern I’ve had is around accessibility. The web has had a lot of iteration over time to make it relatively easy to build applications that are well suited for use with screen readers and ot
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by nucleogenesis 3y ago
IANAL but a quote from a Cornell article says > The five fundamental rights that the bill gives to copyright owners—the exclusive rights of reproduction, adaptation, publication, performance, and display—are stated generally in section 1
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
I would suggest that when the fundamental difference is whether you materially support atrocities and war crimes or not then there should be no possible venue for civil and professional interaction.
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
I have no idea how financially successful they are but the game Dawncaster is great and seems to be faring well. $5 up front, $5 for each expansion (currently 2) which add a substantial amount of content each. The devs are active, patching
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
It defies known and well understood physics.
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
I think the students in this particular instance were repeating something they heard without any of the context or reasoning behind it. It’s not that objective facts are always the tool of white supremacy - but rather that facts on their ow
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
Kagi has features to allow you to set some parameters around your searches like setting certain sites as favored or less common in your searches. There’s a bunch there I’ve never used but I’m guessing that’s what the CTA is referring to (mi
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by nucleogenesis 4y ago
PG&E is a for-profit company where the state determines the maximum they can charge for utilities. They make their money by building and owning infrastructure (or some other fuckery I forget the specifics)

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