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   by number6 3y ago

   Install more memory
2. 212.▲
   by number6 3y ago

   You can use fzf for this
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   by number6 3y ago

   Trailing whitespace (common on mobile) breaks the search
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   by number6 3y ago

   I quit Spotify for the exact same reason, but I did not blog about it. I tried to host my own alternative, but I realized that it's hard to get the songs nowadays since everything is streamed. So, I switched to Deezer. It's nice t
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   by number6 3y ago

   Yeah, but would it not be cool for this Ruling to have set a precedent for AI personhood? - thats something you would read in a humorously written scifi story
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   by number6 3y ago

   I used it about a year but switched back to YNAB. I really like the budget in YNAB. Firefly concentrates more on the bookkeeping. Which for me is just secondary...
7. 217.▲
   by number6 3y ago

   They stop billing you for it... No force is greater than the market
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   by number6 3y ago

   > and throwing in the towel is kinda frowned upon. For me this was the hardest part. You don't get to get out. Maybe it's a mindset thing. Starting a book, an app, a diet. You all can just throw the towel and be done. Kids, not
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   by number6 3y ago

   Having kids is the hardest thing anyone can ever do — I am thinking of counterpoints while writing, but none comes to mind. However, I recommend having children. It is, contrary to some commenters, not a selfish thing to do, but a completel
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    by number6 3y ago

    For other reasons ;)
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    by number6 3y ago

    Interestingly, the Stallmann position still leaves you with a fully functional computer. Chapeau!
12. 222.▲
    by number6 3y ago

    Wow, this game is 6 years old.
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    by number6 3y ago

    On Windows you need in depth knowledge just to add an local account or to switch browsers
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    by number6 3y ago

    > Microsoft has lost whatever initial magic helped them make a good OS, it's all corporatism now. I never heard anyone that described Windows as a good OS. It was always a Platform for Microsoft Office or Games. MacOS was always the
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    by number6 3y ago

    Changed the name because of personal interest in the Roman Empire... It was originally titled "Grande Marche Chromatique", reflecting the use of chromatic scales.
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    by number6 3y ago

    Yeah - the brain does curious things... Pattern matching hijacking I guess
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    by number6 3y ago

    Biometrics are a terrible choice for sensitive information: * It is easier to push your thumb on a screen than to pry a password out of your head. (relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/538/ ) * You will leave fingerprints an
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    by number6 3y ago

    > Bloomberg used to be a decent media outlet, but maybe that's chsnged This happend to me too, I just noticed it because the site has a Wordpress favicon. Its not Bloomberg but Bloomberry - don't know if this is intentional but
19. 229.▲
    by number6 3y ago

    You should check their history. They are deeply connected with pirate bay
20. 230.▲
    by number6 3y ago

    You mean the super key or command key...
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    by number6 3y ago

    Parent comment asked for a tldr
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    by number6 3y ago

    No, I am talking about the former director of NASA. And it was not in regards to the sailors but in regards of your attitude shown in your comment.
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    by number6 3y ago

    > This appears to be a maritime news service. Why rockets are flying isn’t practically relevant. Once a rocket goes up who cares where it comes down, that's not my department, says Werner von Braun
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    by number6 3y ago

    Yes the cheap stuff isn't good anymore and the good stuff isn't cheap
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    by number6 3y ago

    I had a very similar experience with this book I must have been 14 or something and it was fascinating to me.
26. 236.▲
    by number6 3y ago

    You could try to get healed; but he should have read: One flew over the cuckoo's nest.
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    by number6 3y ago

    Advent of code? :)
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    by number6 3y ago

    And you are not paying them, not even the reasonable price, because Google flips giving it away for "free" - so the competition doesn't get any money and Google doesn't have any liability whatsoever... Win-win for Google
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    by number6 3y ago

    > Normally the response to this is, yes, it sucks, but you're not paying Google to host your data. You are not paying the competition either; so you somewhat paying Google. It's not a direct payment but indirect support
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    by number6 3y ago

    I botched it...