pahool

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by pahool 8y ago
I was under the impression that it's no longer being developed.
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by pahool 8y ago
Isn't riak dead?
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by pahool 8y ago
I have always enjoyed listening to recordings of Ram Dass at various points during his life (much more than I've enjoyed his writings). I have issues with a lot of his beliefs at various points, but his compassion always shines through
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by pahool 8y ago
Thank you for that. Wow. That's inexcusable.
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by pahool 8y ago
do you have a citation for that?
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by pahool 8y ago
Chrome preserves your cookies across tabs, so it's not really "private" in the sense that you seem to want, either. I wouldn't say that Firefox is less private. I'd say that they made a design decision to allow you
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by pahool 8y ago
Yup.
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by pahool 8y ago
this looks like my dream machine. Two questions: how is the fan noise, and where did you find 1tb ssd drives so cheap?
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by pahool 10y ago
It's fully mirrored and available on a .onion site accessible through tor: scihub22266oqcxt.onion
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by pahool 10y ago
Zotero (and Mendeley) addresses the problem of storing and organizing the content that you have access to, much like paid products such as refworks and Endnote. But, unless I am misunderstanding, it doesn't solve the problem of access
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by pahool 10y ago
I believe that libgen torrents are available, which, as I understand it, are basically a mirror of the content available from scihub. I don't have a lot of information on it now and can't research it from work.