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4y ago
Oh wow, I almost didn't notice! Just the annoying spaces between buttons which will move the entire window if accidentally dragged.
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4y ago
It's based on GTK2.
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4y ago
> doesn't search across more than one folder at a time. But it does search recursively, which makes this way less problematic than it could. Just search your entire archive.
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> You can guarantee whatever quality you want For some people, this comes with a condition: "as long as it's terrible" ;)
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4y ago
I felt that the article ended just where it was ripe to dig into the maths.
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4y ago
That's because aesthetic value is intertwined with the value coming from "it's valuable". If aesthetic value dominated, fake gold would be much closer in price than it actually is. The value of gold being embedded in soc
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4y ago
Isn't that the economic theory of broken windows? Given the choice between alternatives, added value should be considered, not added cost.
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It is a valid argument because the more complicated the spec, the easier to mess up the implementation.
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4y ago
I'm not sure if that other side is positive if it means that we need more power to give user the same functionality as before. I imagine that the basic uses haven't really changed since 2014: write to others, video calls, read stu
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4y ago
Then a lot of people don't need to learn maths beyond addition and multiplication. I prefer the opposite interpretation though: anything can become a hobby or puzzle. That puts nearly everything on the "ok" side of your line.
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4y ago
> a concept no 5-12 year old needs That's a huge assumption here. At the base of what a human needs are the physiological needs. Do humans need art? Fun? Maths? Git? Where do you draw the line?
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> The aim of the sanctions is not regime change, but the degradation of the Russian military's ability to wage war. This is addressed directly in the article: > There are many plausible reasons one might inflict economic harm on
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4y ago
That's a reasonable stance as long as you believe that no change will ever happen. Neither peaceful change from within, nor violent from outside.
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4y ago
Thankfully, you're wrong - cash still exists.
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4y ago
Exposure therapy! There aren't really any panic moments unless you're reckless, and you're sitting in safety while confronting the deep.
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Most of my choices have already been mentioned, except for The Blackwell Series. Point-and-click adventure games are typically heavy on the story side and low on violence, and the biggest problem with them is the level of difficulty of puzz
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4y ago
Are you advocating punishing children for the rapes committed by adults?
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Do you have more reading from Brzezinski on this topic?
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4y ago
Can we always blame people for their opinions? Can we blame the mentally underdeveloped, like children?
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4y ago
I had KDE running on Wayland mostly OK, but some glitches caused me to switch the session back to X (in exchange for other glitches I already know how to deal with). I never asked to switch, it happened when upgrading to 35. It also means I
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4y ago
Well, after upgrading to Fedora 35, my UI no longer works :) No, it's not KDE-specific. The failure of integration is distribution-specific.
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Integrated, as in the package updater UI works together with the OS. Or there are no services that conflict with those running under KDE. Fedora's not been great, upgrades always bring some kind of changes. In 35, I ended up with broke
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4y ago
> could have created both of us 5 minutes ago, with fake memories of a life that never existed, just so we could have this conversation This is called "last Thursdayism", by the way.
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4y ago
Seconded. GitHub's social features are undeniable (why distribute a VCS if not to make it more social?), but I'm curious about the toxicity.
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The problem with GMO is that it's intertwined with intellectual property shenanigans favouring corporations over traditional farmers, and upsetting traditional methods of farming. > Are you infringing a patent by selling your soybea
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I want a game with a metagame of breeding/evolution. Cross and mutate your pets to see how they face obstacles and overcome challenges. Watch them get born and die. Watch the shape of the family tree: will it split into specialized sub
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Is DDG search OSS?
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I think I missed an important detail: Daggerfall and Arena are abundantly full of nothing interesting - I don't think you played them if you think I'm not a CRPG target :) I'm not even sure if you can actually reach another t
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> A drop in the ocean compared to all the other games out there. You're moving the goalposts. You asked why, and I answered. If you show why they can never possibly become the norm, you might have a starting point for more discussio
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As a fellow privacy geek, I'd rather the laws applied universally rather than be split at the borders. Alas, it's the lesser evil.
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