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San Francisco will allow police to deploy robots that kill
(apnews.com)
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4y ago
If you're running Debian you can also let the system package manager handle it, eg webext-ublock-origin.
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okasaki
4y ago
You can block telemetry with a hosts file[0], and update less often by running ESR. 0: https://github.com/MrRawes/firefox-hosts
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What if we talked about over-60s’ screen time as we talk about young people’s?
(webdevlaw.uk)
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4y ago
It returns an error if the directory already exists (same as in Python)
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4y ago
Is this kind of "science" really worth torturing and killing animals over?
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Why some feces float and others sink
(phys.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
There's no problem with venv. Python is just a popular language and people have built a lot of tools.
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4y ago
How about because your changes won't be merged if you don't?
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4y ago
What risk? The US says jump and European politicians ask how high...
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4y ago
Great for accessibility, but I don't see this would work well in an open office, or even at home if other people are around. Seems really annoying.
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4y ago
This would be so good if it had building.
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4y ago
This still works for ebay. I get a prompt for a phone number that I can't cancel out of, but I can close that tab and open ebay and I'm logged in just fine.
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4y ago
> $6 will get you 4 cores, 8GB of RAM and 200GB of storage. Wow, where do you get that?
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Opposition Grows to US Bases Poised Against China
(laprogressive.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
This seems to be powered mostly by Python libraries, but they made a custom language that looks like Mathematica. Why not just use Python?
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4y ago
How can private property exist in such a society? If you and I both claim to own some land and we can't come to an agreement, isn't it going to be decided with superior force? How is this society mutually beneficial by definition?
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US Warns Germany, Other Allies Against Allowing Chinese Control of Firms
(finance.yahoo.com)
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UN Votes Overwhelmingly to Condemn US Embargo of Cuba
(usnews.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
One time years ago I visited Youtube and for a few minutes I was logged in as a different user (some guy from North Europe). I could look at their Google profile, etc. It was crazy. I don't think I've ever told anyone (how would i
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4y ago
The pill boxes are awful. I never know if it means that it's on or off.
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4y ago
I had to chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf because my resolv.conf would keep getting truncated (as in empty) every time I restarted an lxd container. Rock solid my ass.
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4y ago
What's wrong with ansible?
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4y ago
The BBC (and all other UK institutions like The Guardian) is basically entirely clickbait and US propaganda nowadays.
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4y ago
The fonts are way too big. The answer to your problem is for you to increase your default zoom level to a comfortable level, not for individual web sites to use non-standard big font sizes.
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4y ago
Well, that's okay. But lots of people don't and I've never seen anyone using it. I've seen Unity, XFCE, i3, and KDE, but no GNOME.
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4y ago
Like what? I think it's generally agreed that their main product, the GNOME UI, uh, sucks.
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Your phones and cars aren’t going to work the same after new U.S. rules on China
(thechinaproject.com)
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4y ago
I thought Watch Dogs Legion did a pretty good job with London
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4y ago
It's not an idle fear. Before https there were ISPs that would literally insert ads and other javascript into returned pages. Beyond security itself, that kind of thing can break the content. There was also content filtering. Imagine y
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