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by pard68 8y ago
Even this rule isn't always true. In Virginia a city can be independent, which means the city and county are the same government. It New England, where counties don't really have much power and the towns have the power that counti
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by pard68 8y ago
Twice in 2018. Once because I wanted to remove it, the politics, the drama, and the big brother from my life. The second time because Facebook didn't actually delete my account the first time. I haven't checked to see if they have
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by pard68 8y ago
I think that parent is referring to standalone apps, not in browser extensions.
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by pard68 8y ago
I would say your comment was the unfair one. Sure, it cannot tell the weather without internet. But it can still do plenty of more important home automation functions, namely automation. No one owns one of these home assistants for it to te
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by pard68 8y ago
But when you are an enterprise too afraid to upgrade your version of RHEL then GCC 5.4 <= may be what you have. I know a company that paid a considerable amount of money to am outside team to get the current release of GCC running on the
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by pard68 8y ago
I believe that the FF RSS reader is still available via extension. I am not 100% certain but I seem to recall hearing that in a podcast which covered the pending demise of standard RSS support in FF.
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by pard68 8y ago
Not really. I made that choice. I also run/ran the exact same setup on my Debian machines. Could use my wife's machine as an example. Runs Arch, uses Plasma for a WM and never has any problems.
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by pard68 8y ago
Hey now! I had been using Arch and Debian om different machines. All non-prod machines have since been moved to Arch because I was having more issues with Debian. Granted I require running the newest stable software, but the act of getting
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by pard68 8y ago
I am amazed by the number of places which I (USA citizen) can travel to without a visa.
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by pard68 8y ago
It would be useful if it grouped repositories or had a method of collapsing results. My search returned the same repo for each result. Not sure if it was a function of there only being one repository using my term (doubt it, I used "GC
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by pard68 8y ago
It wasn't covered. The article only covered weight loss.
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by pard68 8y ago
I created a basic CPU with just resistors. Super slow, manual step only, but it worked and had some basic instructions.
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by pard68 8y ago
Love the "hacker's" moral stance and then three lines later they are offering the data to the highest bidder. This sounds to me like an angry kid got hired by the competition.
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by pard68 8y ago
Could you explain this more? What does it do?
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by pard68 8y ago
I deleted my account. A comment on an HN article a few weeks ago prompted me to see if, after six months, it was really deleted. Nope still there. Waiting to see if it will delete properly this time.
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by pard68 8y ago
I feel the same way. I have an '01 Subaru Legacy. One day it will die, and it will be because of rust, not because of poor craftsmanship or engineering. And when I have to replace it, I don't know what I will do. I'm tempted
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by pard68 8y ago
On a whim I tried to access my Facebook account, which I deleted approx. two months ago. It's still there and when I logged in it was as if nothing had changed... Take two...
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by pard68 8y ago
I run Arch. If I blink I am already at the shell login. This is only a concern when your os is slow.
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by pard68 8y ago
> popularly known as Planet Nine Poor Pluto...
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by pard68 8y ago
if it hasn't been added to the AUR by the time my wife gets home and can watch the children I get it added.
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by pard68 8y ago
Ditto. I need a Blink engine browser for work though, so I ended up switching to Vivaldi for work needs and I don't know why I didn't switch before this sign in fiasco...
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by pard68 8y ago
I find that DDG has as good as Google results, but it "speaks" differently. I was with you, but the more I use DDG the more I find my queries adapting to DDGs style. Now when I end up using Google, by accident on other people&#x27
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by pard68 8y ago
I work in sysops. Our user base is larger 40+ year olds. It has taken us nearly two years to convince our users to use a phone or email for password resets. We are now moving to 2fa and this sort of stuff only hurts the industry.
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by pard68 8y ago
isn't the argument against DST the same argument against the above? If you need to wake up at the sunrise to tend crops, then wake up at the sun's rise regardless of time. If you like to stay up late, don't let the tine dicta
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by pard68 8y ago
This isn't much different that what both Windows and macOS do whem trying to scare users into using app store software only. Macs use some rather scary language (scary when you are not a "computer person") to dissuade people
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by pard68 8y ago
I use it. Over the last year or two this feature, in addition to a renewed effort towards privacy on my part has led me to simple not use websites which will not work with my privacy settings. My only real hold outs in the "decidedly n
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by pard68 8y ago
The decision makers are not programmers. The people making the choices on software in an enterprise are MBAs who know next to nothing about software and so they need some "insurance". Look at the tech founded enterprises, they do
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by pard68 8y ago
Have you tried Waterfox? I find it to be as good as FF 52
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by pard68 8y ago
By Calvinists I assume you are referring to Protestants? Or are you actually referring to Calvinistic Protestants? Just curious, outside of Christian circles and history I don't think I have ever seen someone reference Calvinists.
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by pard68 8y ago
Time to go grab the source for a few crypto systems now I guess...

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