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571.
by prvc 5y ago
The two symptoms do seem similar, from this layman's perspective. Perhaps they are both the result of one process.
572.
by prvc 5y ago
>I still have occassional heart arrhythmias and random muscle twitching out of it What kind of proximate cause would lead to this effect?
573.
by prvc 5y ago
>Installing Well, yes, something's getting installed in the physical sense (so not quite entirely clickbait). Wouldn't it be great to have a relatively routine way of repurposing old laptops, which often have very good traits,
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Frederic Rzewski, ‘daredevil pianist’ and iconoclastic composer, dies at 83(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by prvc 5y ago|0 comments
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by prvc 5y ago
He never really mastered figure drawing or perspective. His work was perhaps the better for it: that rawness giving leeway for the expression of intense feeling.
576.
by prvc 5y ago
There is already an asymmetry codified in the CCRF, as to which groups can be (putatively) protected by this legislation, so the gov't has little to worry about w.r.t. swapping places.
577.
by prvc 5y ago
>Since the new Constitution, we're living in a kind of Judicial Supremacy (in other places as well) where the best legislators and lawyers in the world basically don't even know if something is legal when they make it. Can you
578.
by prvc 5y ago
>§ 15.1 Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin,
579.
by prvc 5y ago
>“Hate speech directly contradicts the values underlying freedom of expression and our Charter of Rights,” Lametti said. “It threatens the safety and well-being of its targets. It silences and intimidates, especially when the target is a
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Climate Change Could Fuel the Spread of Leishmania Parasites(undark.org)
61 points by prvc 5y ago|1 comments
581.
by prvc 5y ago
Just because someone lived a colorful life does not mean that it is appropriate to inundate the forum with gossip and slander when misfortune befalls him. I believe a little respect is in order. RIP.
582.
by prvc 5y ago
What is the value of the poster's feelings about this, when we can rely on actual information instead? Appending "likely" to the statement is just a way to dress up a baseless opinion in the garb of objectivity.
583.
by prvc 5y ago
That makes him a monster?
584.
by prvc 5y ago
He could have killed himself anyway--- that is obvious , but his past statements still need to be taken seriously, and extra care and doubt need to be applied to the reported story.
585.
by prvc 5y ago
"Likely" != "in my opinion"
586.
by prvc 5y ago
The existence itself of that movie demonstrates that many parties had it in for him.
587.
by prvc 5y ago
Is there currently any information out there as to the cause of his death?
588.
by prvc 5y ago
>told me all I needed to know about its creator On the contrary, it makes one curious. Is it an attempt to ensnare the victim into heightened surveillance and suspicion (and hence higher likelihood of coming to harm) from governments, ba
589.
by prvc 5y ago
Well, if the thoughts are bad, they can lead to anxiety and torment, so removing them can alleviate these feelings, or so the thinking goes. But perhaps the causal relationship between the two is the reverse? Interesting to consider.
590.
by prvc 5y ago
Now that's exciting. It's already quite fun to play with emulated overclocking, btw.
591.
by prvc 5y ago
To de-clickbait this article: the author had a traumatic brain injury which eliminated her racing inner monologue.
592.
by prvc 5y ago
What is an "art game", and how is it different from a mere "game"?
593.
by prvc 5y ago
What would an economical alternative be?
594.
by prvc 5y ago
The first portion of the audio (comprising all I heard) is just some guy kvetching about Alexa to a clueless but still pompous interviewer. As for "biometrics", per sei, it seems to be a marginally small addition to all the other
595.
by prvc 5y ago
I had no idea MDs could be used for general data storage. Has anyone tried this format?
596.
by prvc 5y ago
Why would you think that?
597.
by prvc 5y ago
(biweek)ly = once per two week interval = 1/14 day^-1 bi(weekly) = double once per one week interval = 2/7 day^-1 (semiweek)ly = once per half-week interval = 2/7 day^-1 semi(weekly) = half of the rate of once per week interv
598.
by prvc 5y ago
Regarding the claim the "semi-" is unambiguous: the fundamental confusion with "bi-" arises from dealing with a rate, and the resultant lack of, if you will, semantic associativity. The same problem can arise in exactly
599.
by prvc 5y ago
I think you are saying that only positive feedback is acceptable? If this is the case, I disagree. As for "just go make your own/ use your own", well, many people do. Personally I do use a different WM when I can, but still h
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by prvc 5y ago
I will not be donating for the foreseeable future, because Gnome has repeatedly shown contempt towards their software's userbase by ignoring their feedback and releasing software that has poor quality and usability.

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