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7y ago
Here an interesting attempt to apply LaTeX to a javascript package called MathML with which I'm unfamiliar. https://www.maths.nottingham.ac.uk/plp/pmadw/lm.html There is some exploration at the site itself th
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I use an apple mobile; is there any way* to download the Playsaurus game Clicker Heroes? I know it has, at least at times, been possible to install an app via, say, a web browser like firefox where that app would not appear in-store. I am n
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7y ago
ha! incredibly apt. clapclap.
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I find this piece on toxic masculinity in The Big Bang Theory much more interesting than the show or this article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3-hOigoxHs (The Adorkable Misogyny of The Big Bang Theory by Pop Culture De
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7y ago
This interests me. As for Panera Cares’ marketing, I live in the United States and had no idea these ever existed anywhere. That seems strange.
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7y ago
i wonder whether this could affect my (legitimate) voip to pstn activity.
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7y ago
as much as i love tmux, it’s interesting that this really cool hack that i’ll definitely use in 2.7 doesn’t work under current 2.6 ... i’ve used tmux for years and it seems to treat configuration with very little respect for compatibility w
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i wonder whether it was apparent to participants in the poll what “D/L” meant; it’s likely that i wouldn’t have understood at all.
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As one person very interested in using MyBudget, I want to add that I would definitely prefer not to use Electron; but I am admittedly interested enough to go ahead and do it anyway. Once it's up and running this does seem to be the be
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7y ago
thank you! this is pretty amazing to see. i suspect lithium ionization will prevail a while longer but it’s good to see some radical pragmatic application of any potential alternatives!
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i’ve a strong emotional reaction to this. it feels like a failure on all of us. will be fighting toward a more optimistic interpretation of such a snafu.
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the only extension that failed in a waterfox is tampermonkey which stopped working but did not get removed the way it did in a firefox. as for a system to push messages to firefox users, is there anything like this in place? a standard? if
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7y ago
is this testing method: a) dumb b) silly c) aromatically identical to balls d) two of the above
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7y ago
we could call searx[1] a decentralized alternative to google or ddg etcetera. in fact it is an aggregate or meta-search that sends proxy requests to user-selected search engines (with defaults varying from instance to instance). a list of i
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7y ago
yes, i wouldn't tell e.g. the author of this piece to "be yourself" personally
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7y ago
i'm wondering whether adnauseum is safe from this, or rather if it's possibly not safe e.g. with certain lists enabled...
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8y ago
i may be missing an as-yet-unidentified-by-me core concept here. if a torrent has multiple listings (and perhaps multiple trackers) then isn't it being distributed via federation? how is this different from IPFS?
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8y ago
i am so thankful for mastodon. vivu la fediverson!
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8y ago
I could see a TPB-style federated proxy service emerging for archived URLs that are unduly censored.
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i ask for help frequently, but in a community of people (at sdf pubnix) who are very, very, very likely to have lists of answers to commonly-asked things ready via gopher or www. of course this is only after having rtfm. i imagine it's
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we're likely all aware this is an incredibly difficult thing to quantify; indeed this represents a respectable effort. it's not that i am not interested in raw data over interpretation. usually we don't have access to such da
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Facebook says it will use AI to determine when someone has died
(npr.org)
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i'm not seeing this, has it already been cleaned up, or am i missing it?
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> "Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity." -- Mark Zuckerberg[1], defending Facebook's "Real" Name policy. then, does each user with multiple friends sub-lists exhibit a lack of
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it might not be a waste, especially if this becomes popular. if we all unite maybe we can stop organized lawful mass harassment over cellular telephony!
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i suppose every attempt to figure out which is the best text editor, unix-like os, programming language etc is even more futile than most human endeavor :)
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it's a well-constructed (i got it) & well-executed joke (it got me).
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oh this is so much fun! love it.
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yep. will try to write better jokes in the future.
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it's only recently that the updates on ubuntu and other systemd'd linux distributions have been frequently writing resolv.conf. the suspicion that a user is so incapable of having already set DNS servers is so strong that whatever
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