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Would vim or emacs remote editing options work? Another option is to use an editor that has a server/client model. And for VSCode there is always code-server or a similar project that runs vscode remotely.
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There are actually a number of "diabetes" beyond Type 1 and Type 2. Some women become diabetic during pregnancy. There is also "water diabetes" which is more neurological, essentially your bladder, brain, and whatever te
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7y ago
Not OP but I got a pair of Clark's in 2010 that I still wear. Granted they are sandals, but of anything that is even more impressive, I used to go through sandals once a season. And don't get me started on the poor state of common
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Never been to PayLess, is it any good, or rather was it? Also, should mention TJMaxx has decent stuff. Never bought shoes there but I get pants, shirts, and random stuff for the house. My wife gets plenty of clothes there though.
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To these people I would probably say, the problem isn't Trump. The problem is the effects of a 24 hour news cycle coupled with social media. Another election cycle or two and he will be gone and the stress will remain. News agencies f
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Clicks I imagine.
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Generally speaking the poor report better mental health than the wealth. Anecdotally I also have to say my neighbors are much more jovial and optimistic than the wealthy people I interact with (I live in a very low income area). Should be n
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7y ago
With so many wonderful, unread books beckoning, why waste your time reading rags from WP, NYT, etc.?
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Our Helpdesk does full on replacement work. I have seen them swap out mobos even CPUs. We are our own service contractor with Dell, HP, and Apple.
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7y ago
Work for a university. We have a number of students in Africa, southeast Asia, and eastern Europe taking online courses. We do not support Windows XP or Vista, except for in the case of these students. Some of these guys don't have the
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8y ago
Any reason for the ip6 requirement? Can't imagine its technical.
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I agree with the sentiment but for very different reasons. I've been pursuing a reddit lookalike called tildes recently and a number of NZ and Oz people are on there. I was absolutely floored, as an American, with how okay they are wit
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Thanks. This is stupid because a) "anti-LGBT" just means "not actively supporting" and b) this has no bearing on AI. Wish we could rewind even five years to when you did not have to be in lock step with the DNC to have j
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Sidebars are totally gone. There are subs I _only visit_ for the information in their sidebar and wiki, both of which are gone, as far as I can tell, in the redesign. Also, I use reddit the most in bed, on my phone. It is a great aggregatio
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I know of Eternal September, but is there much life left in Usenet other than for binary distribution?
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8y ago
I thought this was known. In fact KeePass has a plug in which will automatically grab all chrome passwords and import them into KeePass. I used it about two years ago to do this.
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8y ago
You are describing the majority of rss readers. Newsboat could be said to be a folder, with a file inside called urls. Sure it's actually more than that, but that's the part you interact with. So what's your point?
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Not for the hn user base maybe, but for a lot of people it is. I worked part time out of college, only job I could find, worked 36 hours a week, anymore and they'd would have to give me benefits. If I had to take time off that came out
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I used to work in a helpdesk at a university. I don't know how many times I had to explain how to interpret the plagiarism scores they would get from the plagiarism program we had. Many times they wanted to trust the simple number in f
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Agreed. My main concern is things are not going to be better researched because climate change is the simple answer, why look further? I work at a university, talk to lots of scientists and academics in my free me, these researchers are jus
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8y ago
Posted here previously[0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19491880
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They don't even need to look abroad. Plenty of the flyover country and the south eastern USA would work Cali hours and accept probably half or less the pay for a better qol than can be had in the Bay area. Central VA has UVA and VTech,
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I recognize the irony of my statement, the majority of the world has been dealing with the US interfering with their nations' laws for nearly three quarters of a century. Nonetheless, it irks me that laws in other nations, like the EU,
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Maybe this is a platform dependant issue? On Arch each private window is independent, or so it seems. I was actually hoping for what you describe and instead found that when visiting my company website in two different private windows I had
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> DNS > Cloudflare How about dnscrypt? The DNS servers offered through dnscrypt are much more trustworthy IMHO. Also it is trivial to setup n DNS servers and to randomly select a different server on each request, removing a bulk of th
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I read the article and this is what I got from it too. I `SELECT *` all the time and see hashed passwords. It is very rare that I need that hash, usually I'm doing something entirely unrelated, but it's just easy to get all the ro
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This really reinforces a small conversation I had on Mastodon last week about creating mastodon communities for families (ie a family has their own private mastodon instance). Now mom, dad, gramma, and even younger kids can participate in s
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8y ago
The little (i) in the top left of the address bar, then under permissions click allow. The article has a screen shot and details on this
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8y ago
Huh? Examples or some sources would be appreciated.
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You can turn that off, unless it's just the idea that is annoying can't turn that off I guess.
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