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by ragingrobot 5y ago
> What's wrong with calling the vegan almond milk "almond-based milk alternative" if it's not actual milk? Costco does this. They don't call it almond milk but "Almond beverage". I think they do similar
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by ragingrobot 5y ago
Perhaps because GNOME is under the Red Hat umbrella, so perhaps other believe it will always have a large amount of resources available to it.
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by ragingrobot 5y ago
For the split views, there is Krusader which I have found a little more stable than Dolphin of late. The last annoys me at times. I'm used to years of clicking and dragging to copy, and holding down shift to move instead. All DEs and e
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
"Is that the one that used a MySQL database on the desktop?" It's been a few months since I gave up, but IIRC Akonadi has a few storage backends. I was looking for a GUI mail client to replace using my various webmail based i
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
I remember when TIE Fighter came out. I was in my early teens. The new shading system and AI, and for the first time we got to fight for the Empire! It was a huge step up from X-Wing, and everyone I knew wanted (and eventually got) it. Then
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
Nah, Tim Alen did decades ago. He even contributed his shorted version, the "vurp".
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
I can resonate with this one, in addition I often catch myself taking others' tasks just to keep my mind busy.
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
Apple's original wasn't that bad, at least it was close. > Provided each vendor design conveys the concept of a bagel in a sufficiently clear way, the job of the emoji is done. Microsoft and Samsung's just look like donu
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
Not the poster, but I agree with them. "Social" distancing says to me at least, avoid people period. Don't talk to them. Don't communicate in any way. Be asocial, if you will. "Physical" distancing is exactly w
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
mmm... Doomsday Oreo... drool
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
One million, seven hundred seventy-one thousand, five hundred sixty-one. That's assuming one crayfish, multiplying with an average litter of ten, producing a new generation every 12 hours, over a period of three days.
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
I have several ThinkPads, and think this is great news, BUT... I wish they'd get behind just one distribution. They're selling some models (laptop and desktop) with Fedora, some with Ubuntu. Focus on the one distribution. Get tha
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by ragingrobot 6y ago
I'm 41, and have been using it for over 2 decades. It's always been a hobby. I work in a non-tech field, I have just liked it better than alternatives, and like the tinkering bit. It started about 1993, as a freshman at Bronx Scie