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rasse
3y ago
Android + Termux + nginx + cloudflared?
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3y ago
Your summary of Deus Ex was spot on.
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3y ago
It sure _may_ be. Nevertheless, the efficient way of solving the problem is making concise and accurate rules, and perhaps explicitly expressing the intent. If the rule or intent is ambiguous, problems may be considered inevitable. In the a
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3y ago
I think the purpose was to focus on the rule not on the intent of the rule.
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3y ago
I should've been more explicit in the fact that my comment wasn't primarily intended as a judgement or endorsement of the practice. I was just calling out the apparent racism. As for your question, for which I don't claim any
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3y ago
Granting admission based partially on race, and subsequently blocking another individual's admission based on their race always seemed to be a racist practice.
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3y ago
Wine may still be the way to go. You should check the logs, if you haven't already. If the crash occurs because of missing runtime libraries, the issue might be fixed with Winetricks. https://wiki.winehq.org/Winetricks
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3y ago
800+ entries linked to 784 unique email addresses.
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3y ago
Email and RSS. They don't produce any notifications. WhatsApp creates silent notifications free of vibration and popups for chats with individuals. Nothing for group chats. Social media apps (like Instagram and Twitter) have 5 min/
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4y ago
I recommend the book "I Never Knew There Was a Word For It" by Adam Jacot de Boinod. It's filled with excellent words just like this one. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8180137-i-never-knew-the
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4y ago
Better yet: don't limit your idea of yourself or others with titles and identities.
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4y ago
There's a lot of debate whether this is a story about archaic artistic views or stubborn policy, but the story lies only in the failure to mate the two. It's all perfectly fine. A venue may choose not to host a play. A work of art
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4y ago
I fill the washer during the day. Turn it on in the evening. Let it run (I use a 30 min program). Then, before going to bed, I open the machine wide open, pull out the "drawers" and let the dishes dry through the night before empt
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4y ago
Any mention of Lewis Strauss is glaringly absent from the document.
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4y ago
I bought one from Clemens at https://framelabs.eu/en/ I've been extremely happy with mine. There are contrast limitations, of course, but you quickly develop an eye for what works on it and what doesn't. But
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4y ago
They also have three books that are available as audiobooks on Audible. Volume 1 in particular is fantastic. https://fs.blog/books/
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4y ago
Your old life is over. A new one awaits. It will most likely be better, but no doubt different. Relationship: don't keep a (mental) score of changed diapers, chores etc. with your spouse. You're not roommates. Team work isn't
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4y ago
Mechanical push to open latch. Problem solved. Dozens of new problems not introduced.
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4y ago
If a community declines the possibility for future science and discovery, because they don't like the results, then maybe they are, in fact, a little bit stupid.
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4y ago
A long time ago people used to die of other causes much earlier than they could develop skin cancer.
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4y ago
- I allow selective notifications, but I've disabled all sound and vibrations from them (except for a couple critical contacts on IM). - Absolutely no notifications for email. - All calls come through. Haven't gotten a spam call i
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4y ago
I fail to grasp the idea of "complexity" or "randomness" in random sequences, if we're not talking about distribution tests.
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5y ago
Sounds about correct, but this setup provides adequate protection against phishing and MITM attacks. The KeePass database itself can be hardened with a 2FA token.
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5y ago
The whole list is a mess: for example disposable_email_blocklist.conf includes thrott.com while allowlist.conf includes spamgourmet.com. Both are services that are comparable to Firefox Relay.
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5y ago
Liked it too! I recommend An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield if you haven't read it already.
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5y ago
Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
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5y ago
No popups asking for my cookie consent, location, email address. Better than most of the sites out there.
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5y ago
yup. flat.
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5y ago
Ok, so there's such a thing as _real art_.
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6y ago
Unless the piece of paper containing the seed is in fact sealed (an opaque tamper-evident bag etc.), we can't know, whether or not it was accessed.
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