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by pndy 2y ago
I have this conversation with my partner quite often. We'd like to use operating systems, software that stays "still" and doesn't break usage workflow every release with changes just for the sake of change. We both think
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by pndy 2y ago
Maybe Posy cursor would be a good substitute for you: https://michieldb.nl/other/cursors/
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There's Czkawka, Polish for " hiccup " application that helps find duplicates [1], dev behind it also created files renamer Szyszka, again " cone " in Polish [2]. Backup solution Kopia [3] mean " copy " bu
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by pndy 2y ago
No problem under Linux whatsoever with tracking and ad blocking extensions in each browser
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I don't have any issues so far under Librewolf, Waterfox and Ungoogled Chromium.
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Can I share my experience? I registered bluesky account for the second time last Friday and I've pick no interests during first login. Last year I had Discovery feed filled with drawn porn despite of my settings. And now on a fresh acc
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by pndy 2y ago
Mastodon typed in almost any search engine points to mastodon.social; in some cases joinmastodon.org shows up on top which still suggests mastodon.social but has a distinguish "pick another server" button on right side. Bluesky by
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I'd guess that Lem used lieutenant rank from citizens' militia (which was back then the police force in Polish People's Republic), not knowing about rank changes in the UK - it was replaced by chief inspector as you linked. g
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This thing bloomed here some 10 years ago. In one case one of "hunters" was exposed as an actual pedo, in another the "team" framed a mentally ill guy who barely had idea what happens around him. There's even a tv s
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by pndy 2y ago
I've got one few years ago - sister was using it for a bit till something else could be managed. It came with a replaced hdd and removed airport card, and old battery. I managed to install Lubuntu side by side with 10.4 but mid-pandemi
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I started using gochujang in soups to boost the flavor - tomato one gets a serious kick now
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If you can't eat normal kimchi due to spiciness, there are variants of kimchi that aren't spicy and resemble sauerkraut or doesn't even include cabbage at all.
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by pndy 2y ago
> I think a comment of his was "kimchee flavored butter is not pleasant." Hah, I saw video recipes of kimchi and gochujang-garlic flavored butter last year. Tho probably both were eye-catching online culinary fads rather than
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by pndy 2y ago
There's nothing complex about Zuckerberg's statement. He along with other US companies is "adapting" to the new reality that starts on 20th - so yeah, catering to the new guy. Hell, it's not just the corporate world
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by pndy 2y ago
So do I. Either people in the Minority Report world are immune to all that constant visual and audio noise thrown at them, and everyone hears every slogan along with names. Or these ads are somehow personalized and isolated voice (while por
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They're on the edge with the phrase "Imagined for you" but this is an ad - for their model, using their users faces if they happen to not opt-out. They did sent mails out last May for instagram (and fb iirc too) in the EU say
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by pndy 2y ago
meta probably aims at people getting intimate (as in talking to a friend or family member) to get the usual outcome - getting data that will made ads more accurate. There's nothing positive about that at all.
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I'm baffled that they didn't even try to hide the fact these profiles are artificial but outright add that bleak gray text saying "AI managed by Meta". I mean, did we reach some checkpoint here where reality is blurred w
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Where are you? I'm in Poland and I just disabled it both on phone and tablet - the setting switcher is "conveniently" placed at the bottom of Photos settings page
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What's also worth mentioning is that this article was shared on CERT fb profile and then shortly removed under the false pretense of being a spam. In similar fashion articles taking on this issue were removed or limited on visibility w
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Ad fraud on large online platforms – CERT Polska(cert.pl)
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by pndy 2y ago
Gotta mention that Nightfall exists as both Asimov's short story and a novel he co-wrote with Robert Silverberg nearly 50 years later
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http://www.thelastquestion.net/ - in case someone missed it somehow
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That's really cool tutorial and the LED in staff completes this charr figurine. Officially supported player character printing service would be much more interesting than all merchandise Arena sold over the years
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GW2 utilizes GW1 engine with few modifications - Havok was used to provide 3d rag-doll animations. Over last 12 years they did all sorts of small upgrades pushing a little bit into modern times - 64bit client was released (or rather had to
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by pndy 2y ago
That seems to be the idea here - especially considering the shift towards ads Mozilla did in last months In my country we have a range of options when it comes to purchasing goods online - nobody thinks about doing that with CC at all. It&#
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When I set it up and placed it on table, I've got "bring your face into view" banner on the top of the screen. Still, on my 13 Pro it doesn't seem to be following my eyes correctly half way thru the screen - I need to ac
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That sounds more like a soft percussive maintenance
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They recently introduced "Athlete Intelligence" [1][2] feature that wasn't received well by users so I'd guess this is a pr stunt so people would forget about it [1] - https://www.forbes.com/sites/cy
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South Korea treats spam as a luxury good - it's a part of gift baskets and it can be found in budae-jigae - army based stew [1] (sometimes along with canned beans in sauce) [1] - https://youtu.be/-aO9pSOpA5Y

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