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by nwah1 7y ago
Multi-Account Containers is a specific way to enhance privacy that, at present, requires some manual setup of each container. Sites that rely on authenticating or payment processing with other sites will not work outside of the established
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by nwah1 7y ago
I wonder why they don't just use their Exynos chips everywhere.
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by nwah1 7y ago
This is my main problem. Would also like to see rootless X support in SDDM. If those two issues were fixed, I would switch back to KDE. Bug was opened 6 years ago, and is still open. GDM handles this by default. https://github.co
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by nwah1 7y ago
I'm a long time KDE user. I recently switched to Gnome. I liked gnome-shell when I first laid eyes on it, even years ago, but Gnome in general is still alien and confusing to me, and I still like a lot of the technical vision of KDE. B
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by nwah1 7y ago
Using lab automation equipment, and listing out which equipment was used is another step in the right direction. I'm thinking about it from the perspective of a software developer for whom things like jenkinsfiles, vagrantfiles, and Cl
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by nwah1 7y ago
Correction. Just looked it up and this website claims particular UV-C wavelengths can reduce ozone. http://www.uvresources.com/blog/the-ultraviolet-germicidal-i...
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by nwah1 7y ago
My understanding is that UV light can create ozone, which is toxic. So that's a problem. Not saying it is insurmountable.
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by nwah1 7y ago
If websites and footnotes are structured well, it should be quite easy to allow people to dive more deeply into such things without distracting those who don't care.
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by nwah1 7y ago
The big issue surrounding inequality is plutocracy and rent-seeking. You hinted at that, but that is the real problem and we should address it from that perspective.
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by nwah1 7y ago
A lot of this matches what I have read, although a lot of the nutrients are available from non-animal sources. You can find vegan supplements with taurine, creatine, carnitine, choline, B12, and most other "carninutrients." But, a
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by nwah1 7y ago
Stocks did increase quite a lot, as it generally tends to do over the course of the business cycle. Although, it generally was tracking actual profits up until recently (when the Fed was drawing down their balance sheet). It was tethered to
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by nwah1 7y ago
The rate of healthcare inflation declined during all of the QE periods. https://www.chicagofed.org/~/media/publications/chicago-fed-...
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by nwah1 7y ago
The reason Carlyle called it the dismal science is because so many classical economists were abolitionists, and Carlyle favored the institution of slavery. I agree that counterfactuals are almost impossible to know in economics, but if pred
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by nwah1 7y ago
Overall consumer prices and aggregate demand were virtually unaffected by QE. All the individuals who, for ideological reasons, believed QE would be inflationary got wiped out. Peter Thiel's hedge fund, Clarium Capital, lost huge amoun
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by nwah1 7y ago
The Fed ran deficits? My understanding is that they ran surpluses throughout the recession, and that is confirmed by this chart. https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/files/other2019011...
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by nwah1 7y ago
Bingo. Also this argument in particular is wrong because even if you want to describe the current repo operations as QE, it isn't inflationary or doing much to "prop up the economy" given that none of the other QE rounds were
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by nwah1 7y ago
QE is also just swapping of assets, which is why it wasn't noticeably inflationary any of the times it was done.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Because you cannot do a controlled experiment, it is probably impossible to control for all the variables that are all confounding each other... education level, IQ, talent for delayed gratification, etc. Wealth impacts all of those, but is
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by nwah1 7y ago
Macbooks aren't primarily priced according to the cost of production. They command a huge producer surplus from brand loyalty, vendor lock-in, etc.
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by nwah1 7y ago
True, but it also shares that distinction with pretty much anywhere in Southern or Western Nevada. My understanding is that the particular site was simply where the mob chose. But, having looked it up just now, apparently all the Hoover Dam
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by nwah1 7y ago
Cities are some of the biggest capital outlays that humans create, and they generally sprout up naturally in prime locations of some sort. There are exceptions, like Las Vegas, of course. Or many newer Chinese cities. To acquire hundreds of
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by nwah1 7y ago
I've been using it, and it works for my needs. Supports the various authentication protocols, and allows you to save calls in tabs.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Found this: LC3 at 32 kbps (LC3 32) provides significantly better audio quality than Opus-CELT at 32 kbps and complexity level 0 (OPUS_v114_c0 and COPUS_v114_c0). https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_tr/103500_103599&
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by nwah1 7y ago
Is LC3 superior to existing codecs like Opus?
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by nwah1 7y ago
Yea, by default. Last time I tried it manually, the kernel wouldn't boot. Best to have these things handled for you.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Man page says zstd is an option on dracut http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/dracut.conf.5.html
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by nwah1 7y ago
I wonder if they will switch to using zstd for mkinititcpio
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by nwah1 7y ago
The extent to which their political and economic system is influenced by fascism may be up for debate, but given that they've not conducted any genocide or imperialism, the charge doesn't hold the gravity that you intend.
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by nwah1 7y ago
Yes, but many of the nutrients in this study such as iron aren't anti-oxidants, but simply useful for cells, cancerous or otherwise. Usual health advice must often be inverted for cancer patients. And the concept of "anti-oxidant&
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by nwah1 7y ago
Do you not have any mobile devices, or do you rely on 4G? Or do you use the device Edward Snowden recommended to connect your phone to the internet via ethernet cables?

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