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by pjerem 3y ago
This is already mitigated with copyright laws. If a copycat is using your brand, you’ll have zero issue removing them from any App Store. If a copycat is just copying your app, well, that’s called a competitor.
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> edit: Thank you for the responses so far, but noone has yet answered the core question: WHY are there eleven of them? Because Linux is "just" a kernel that happens to be used by different OS. Linux is just the program that ru
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They probably are still in her heart though so that’s okay.
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Choosing is not free will. You choose based on your past experience. If you know doing A is better than B, you didn’t choose A, it’s just that your brain already knows that A is the best option based on past experience or knowledge or belie
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> Hrm? When I think of things I tend to see multiple possibilities at once, and then decide which I think is the most reasonable, and go from there. And based on what do you decide ? Probably your past experience, your knowledge, your ed
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Existence of mental illness or troubles makes me doubt that. What is free will when you are suffering from pathological procrastination, depression or addiction ? If you accept the fact that, like in addictions, your brain chemistry makes y
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FWIW, Fedora Asahi works impressively well. In fact it can already be a nice daily driver if you dont need external displays, integrated mic or touchID (they are working on all of this but they started with the hard work). I’d recommend any
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DjangoORM isn’t perfect but its power comes from the fact it is heavily integrated with Django (the framework).
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This looks amazing ! Bravo
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Happens on mine too. I discovered not later than yesterday that if I plug a Nintendo Switch to one of the USB ports (to recharge it), the interface disappears. And this is still one of the least garbage infotainment I had to endure to this
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People are evil because it makes money, which buys power. It really is that simple and miserable.
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TIL that I must know a lot of people owning ATLASSIAN stocks.
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Wait what ? Not a single of my 239 steam games have any issue running on Linux. And I don’t even count my GOG & EGS games with Heroic Launcher. I’m certain there may exist SOME titles which don’t work well but they are so exceptional th
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Yeah, that’s it. I didn’t "get" chemistry back in my school days and it was a real frustration because, well, of course I had bad grades but what saddened me were that I still found the topic to be very interesting and I loved phy
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Also you really don’t need a Google account to live correctly, especially if you don’t even own a smartphone.
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by pjerem 3y ago
Honestly if you were able to live without a phone until now, living without Gmail (or what you call a mainstream email) is pretty easy. There are still plenty of email providers left and right that will allows you to subscribe without a pho
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by pjerem 3y ago
Since always on recording is also seemingly what kept meta and snapchat glasses from succeeding (and god thanks), that's a huge bet. Tis feature is the only thing that don't make it a subpar (and gadget - a cool one) smartwatch.
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> We are very fast approaching totalitarianism here in Europe. That's false > There is basically no free speech anymore That's a far right narrative and that have never been as false as today given how much we are now unfort
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I use a Beurer TL30
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Weather impact on mood and energy is unbelievable, at least in myself. Also, if that can help, contrary to my previous beliefs, light therapy is no bullshit. I thought it was another pseudo science but studies are in fact proving that it’s
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I suppose you can’t compare the absolute results but you can see if there is a similar trend.
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I wasn’t thinking we are not. We can be - and are - both.
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What I find frightening is not only the risk of default but also the risk of hacking. It’s easy for someone who gain remote access to create (or remove) data, records, logs … on a system. It’s also extremely easy for the computer owner or I
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by pjerem 3y ago
> Tesla has never provided any details about the alleged incident, either to her or in public, she says. Well, unfortunately it looks like a classical case of "someone with some power in the company didn’t like you".
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Every time I remember we have a Tesla orbiting in our solar system, I remember how stupid we are as a species.
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by pjerem 3y ago
Well, pay attention to what is anxiety, scientifically speaking. I myself made the common mistake to mix up stress with anxiety and, as I wasn’t really stressed, I thought I wasn’t anxious. Anxiety is very, very sneaky and it’s common to ha
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by pjerem 3y ago
To me it’s simply because those people have no negotiation leverage over their employers. Take nurses, doctors or firefighters, what are they going to do if they don’t get better working conditions ? Refuse to work ? A strike ? That’s impos
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Tobacco ?
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According to my therapist, procrastination IS caused by anxiety.
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Ideally those projects would still get reviews so timeframed reviews still makes sense.

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