okasaki

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721.
by okasaki 4y ago
To prevent your ISP/public wifi provider/other jokers from inserting ads and malware into the sites your visit.
722.
by okasaki 4y ago
> Our results call into question the need for and efficacy of recently proposed and enacted legislation mandating price parity across gendered products. When equality would benefit men then suddenly it's questionable?
723.
by okasaki 4y ago
Unless you're renting, I guess.
724.
by okasaki 4y ago
from TA: > A checkpoint is a snapshot of your system at a given point in time, but it can be deleted automatically if some disk space must be reclaimed. A checkpoint can be transformed into a snapshot that will never be removed.
725.
by okasaki 4y ago
Why? What exactly is it achieving for your society?
726.
by okasaki 4y ago
Seems like that could mean 11 pills of an unknown number of different antidepressants per day.
727.
by okasaki 4y ago
The article certainly doesn't give that impression. But maybe you were there and so you have some special insight that the rest of us don't?
728.
by okasaki 4y ago
It's interesting to think about an alternative history where Russia joined NATO. As Putin did want to: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/04/ex-nato-head-s...
729.
by okasaki 4y ago
Surely I'm not the only one who finds that disgusting?
730.
Molly Russell: Dad wants no further delay to online harm bill(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
731.
by okasaki 4y ago
From what I can recall, the UK government's plans and predictions have consistently been... over-optimistic. Time to go to the local charity shop and buy some wool sweaters.
732.
by okasaki 4y ago
Happy to help: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nayirah_testimony
733.
by okasaki 4y ago
No, I don't think you got my point.
734.
by okasaki 4y ago
Yes and they're taking babies out of incubators and leaving them to die.
735.
by okasaki 4y ago
10M+ pulls >:O https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0mPuyQc
736.
by okasaki 4y ago
I guess that's for web stuff? You wouldn't distribute 'cloc' and similar in a docker image. One hopes.
737.
by okasaki 4y ago
7 ways of installing it, but no deb or rpm. Is this the wonderful future of FOSS where developers don't bother working with distribution maintainers anymore?
738.
by okasaki 4y ago
I don't think that's obvious at all. This first came up a while ago here I think. Even after having the time to think about it, it's still not obvious. The search page for coffee says "Page 1 of about 3,600,000,000 resul
739.
by okasaki 4y ago
I would add another item: stable design. Don't put out an update every two weeks that randomly removes or changes features.
740.
by okasaki 4y ago
Does the Google RSS Subscription extension do this kind of detection? If not, this would be good to add.
741.
by okasaki 4y ago
The weird part about programming is that it's possible to never attend a course, read a book (or especially an academic paper), and still be a very productive programmer.
742.
Chinese heating appliances are keeping Europe warm this winter(thechinaproject.com)
1 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
743.
Wikipedia’s Fox News Problem(slate.com)
38 points by okasaki 4y ago|16 comments
744.
by okasaki 4y ago
There's no setting to set the new tab page in Chrome - not even in the policies json.
745.
by okasaki 4y ago
Yes that's my impression as well. They remove it from the catalog, but if you bought you can still see it.
746.
by okasaki 4y ago
Does GOG remove bought games? Is there a list?
747.
by okasaki 4y ago
You're right, that works. The only blocker is that app passwords are only available if you turn on 2fa (even though the functions aren't related.)
748.
by okasaki 4y ago
> I do have to wonder how long until Google decides that only certain clients can connect with Gmail? Already the case on mobile: > If you use the Play store or GitHub version of FairEmail, you can use the quick setup wizard to easily
749.
by okasaki 4y ago
Incidentally, the flickr user koen_jacobs from the title photo is/was a huge spammer. They had a script running that added new flickr users as contacts (who would then usually add them back), then he would remove them after a month or
750.
by okasaki 4y ago
Windows won't die because the people making the decisions to buy it aren't doing any productive work and don't know how bad it is. They just see an established, unbelievably wealthy corp and think "that will do." Th

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