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orhmeh09
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Be careful with creating traps — booby traps are illegal in most jurisdictions.
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Not necessarily more dangerous, either —- jobs like line cook, delivery driver are more dangerous than police work.
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They are massive figures and are not at all obscure in the US, although I wouldn’t be too surprised if people under 25 might not know.
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Where do they have functioning free markets anyway?
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Obsidian can get a little slow even on a T480 with 32 GiB of memory, though usually there's no issue but noticeable startup time. Sublime didn't run on the Pi I had and VSCode was too slow (this is why I ended up learning vim last
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We really might need one if chip shortages are gonna be a problem.
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I’ve never had the bit snap off a USB A cable when it was plugged in yet it’s happened to me twice with USB C. I’ve also had to replace ports due to the wear on the cable futon not being able to stay in place. Furthermore, I’m less certain
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I have found for years that Linux offers the best Bluetooth experience. Does Android use their BT stack or do they have their own?
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The good news is you can work by just saving plain text and then viewing it in the GUI. Obsidian looks pretty but is slower and not as stable. I haven’t gone back to Zim yet but there’s nothing Obsidian really adds beyond GUI polish IMO. Ob
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Zim is awesome and did everything I used to use Evernote for but run on mobile. The notes are kept in plain text, so there’s no lock in. I am glad to know that the author is out there and released the code for us, because that will be usabl
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Logseq is cool. Do give Zim a try if you can, it’s been around for a while and is one of the more thoughtfully designed OSS GUI applications. Python and GTK impose limitations on the flexibility of extensions in general but it’s pretty fast
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I think car chases are really boring, so I would. I also don’t drive, so maybe car chases appeal more to drivers.
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To find a string in very many word files, you can use ripgrep-all: https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all
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Radio Free Asia is a propaganda outlet run by and for the US government and it used to be attached to the US state department: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Agency_for_Global_Media
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Mine in Seattle has not, even if I believe you in the general sense. I think my landlord valued having a renter with stable income from one of their former employers, so that might explain the lack of an increase.
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None of us posting here has any responsibility to upholding the trust of federal institutions, which have already been eroded far more than one could do on HN by both parties to hold power.
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Large portions of stackoverflow are archived and available for download with the Kiwix app (typically used for offline Wikipedia). Same with the arch wiki. Might keep it around for a rainy day.
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Do you mean resveratrol?
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Jeffrey Epstein is known for his interest in and material support for longevity research. Let’s see if he outlives Rockefeller
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Israel reported one positive case and two suspected, all three vaccinated.
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What do you do about the levamisole?
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Safe even on NFS? ;)
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This isn’t really helpful, I know, but Remitly is a real company and I’ve met someone who worked there — it sounded pretty legit. But like with Western Union, pretty much anything that lets you transfer money internationally is prone to mis
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OK. So what is to be done?
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Has there ever been a dirty bomb anywhere? Is it a realistic concern? I don’t think it is; my opinion is it was drummed up by the US government and media in the post-2001 frenzy.
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Has there ever been a dirty bomb anywhere?
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For those commenters insufficiently impressed by this company’s online footprint — a few days ago, former Greek minister of finance Yannis Varoufakis admonished Facebook for appropriating the name Meta, which is the name used by the Center
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Do small companies owe their names to big companies who have the resources to look into it and choose a different name?
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It’s not really that company’s responsibility to accommodate Facebook. You can balance your imaginary odds of malice against the actual statement, though, and judge appropriately. > One more thing: Our new product launch just got delayed
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Your questions are answered in the linked article. I hope this quote helps. There’s more in there if you read it very carefully. > One more thing: Our new product launch just got delayed because of Facebook. We must deal with these matte
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