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by pygar 5y ago
Do you know how to use apt? [0] It sounds like you're trying to install software the windows way (download from a website and run). Some software is distributed as source only, but it's super rare for anything remotely popular to
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by pygar 5y ago
They should do what Microsoft did with Edge and periodically fork Chromium. Chromium is a better browser and it's open source (BSD, GPL etc). They should take advantage of the license. The argument for browser diversity doesn't ma
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by pygar 5y ago
protonmail is a good choice but I'm going to move over to zoho when legacy GSuite is finally canned. My main decider is price as I might receive and send 10-20 emails a year on my custom domain email and $5-$10 a month is just not wort
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by pygar 5y ago
I don't plan to use dating apps again. All of my (admittedly few) successful romantic relationships have been through friends-of-friends, work colleagues or serendipity - so that's what seems to work for me. I think part of the pr
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by pygar 5y ago
I was kind of like you and after honest reflection I concluded that I wasn't motivated to do things because I had no one to share experiences and the fruits of my labour with. You say you have "No relationships. No family. No acti
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by pygar 5y ago
What do you think of the signal to noise ratio of the JRE podcast? It seems like he does minimal prep and just wings it with the idea that his natural curiosity will make up for it. yes, they are 2.5hrs+ long, but IMO at least half of it is
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by pygar 5y ago
This is undoubtedly cool but I'm curious to know of a use case that would warrant installing this. Could this just have been a step in creating "Windows Subsystem for Android" [0] that they decided to release as its own layer
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Restoring Over-the-Air TV in New York City After 9/11(tvtechnology.com)
2 points by pygar 5y ago|0 comments
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by pygar 5y ago
Years ago, as a kid, when the only computers I had access to were cobbled together hand-me-downs and machines people would throw away I used to do this kind of thing. Like the author, I settled on IceWM after trying Fluxbox/JWM/FV
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by pygar 5y ago
This is a fork of MenuetOS [0]. The author of MenuetOS (Ville M. Turjanmaa) does not appear thrilled about the fork and has put the 64bit version under a proprietary license [1]. This is not criticism, just a statement. [0] https:/&#x
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by pygar 5y ago
I'm personally turned off by the live nature of it. In the same way that I don't particularly like voice messages. At least with text (even in chat rooms), you can edit and condense. Also I dont have anything particularly interest
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by pygar 5y ago
The size of the sites they need to make the nukes are not small. It's more a matter of Intellegence knowing whats going on there. The issue with NK, to my understading, is that any action there would lead to SK ( A densely populated co
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by pygar 5y ago
If Iran got close to creating a Nuke wouldn't the US just bomb the site? Iran must surely know that it will not get away with building nukes either. So what are they doing? Iran's bark is larger then it's bite. I think it jus
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by pygar 6y ago
Anyone interesting in this stuff should check out erowid if they havent already. It's been around for a very long time and has an extensive library as well as a user submitted experience vault. https://www.erowid.org https
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by pygar 7y ago
Aldis Checkout lines are always so long and everyone is buying a months worth of groceries when I'm there that i won't shop there most of the time. The staff are very fast but customers are slow to bag/move the items. I don&#
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by pygar 11y ago
You can get a shared domain over at afraid.org