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7y ago
While I admire the vision of that webpage, it was really a pain on mobile (Firefox android).
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7y ago
I've have never understood this attitude that shuts down all 'complaining', especially about things that are free. Why not take the opportunity to have a discussion about the purposes of journalism, instead of complaining abo
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7y ago
And someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I imagine that would be much more energy efficient than a desktop computer
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7y ago
I would generally agree but it's what BHW deserve
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7y ago
It's a cold war thing. Czechia was part of the Eastern Bloc for 40 of the last 70 years. And is also situated in the east of Europe. I don't really understand the controversy
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7y ago
This is cool, but could benefit from some figlet-like text options
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7y ago
The supermarket branded milk that everyone actually buys is always in pints though. All of this filtered, UHT, skimmed business falls into the "things that aren't plain old milk" category
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7y ago
The folklore was that the neo-nazi forum Stormfront saw an opportunity and started astroturfing legit Nazi views on boards like /new/, causing this transition (and thus changing the course of western politics for years to come). I
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7y ago
I have deleted the 'more' link at the bottom of the HN homepage with Stylus, somewhat limiting my daily timewasting.
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7y ago
This problem can be easily solved using the unicode half block character. People who make these terminal toys rarely leverage unicode (I suppose for aesthetic reasons?). Here's an example of what you can achieve just with unicode chars
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7y ago
+1 for Stylus. I've gotten into the habit of fixing little things in most sites I visit regularly, and it's made my browsing experience much nicer.
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7y ago
GPT-2 showed us that simply having a huge parameter space can be enough for internal consistency. Have you read the unicorn valley article it generated?
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7y ago
I don't know, I've seen plenty of abuse on the windows store. Being a default choice for tech illiterates makes it a juicy target
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7y ago
If I wanted to completely separate things like this I would use multiple different profiles. The advantage of the extension is that your history, settings, etc remains constant across the containers.
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7y ago
But Portugal is a pretty developed nation, which also usually equates to greater creative output.
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7y ago
I think this depends on the country. In mine, young people who go to church tend to be a bit intense. But readers will know the scene in their own area. Thank you for honestly sharing your experiences.
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7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/ef8jrh/unity_in_20... Here's a meme which is actually very illuminating. Someone in the comments mentions checklist-driven development, which seems about ri
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7y ago
I think companies want you to install their app for a couple reasons: - Sunk cost - I would guess people feel a lot more invested in a service after installing an app (and then being forced to make an account, in many cases) - Mind share -
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7y ago
Why do you think Google hosts all these fonts for free? Nearly every webpage today has a request to fonts.googleapis.com. Most adblockers don't even blacklist it.
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7y ago
Is this being upvoted ironically?
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7y ago
All these groups seem pretty bigoted (despite the author's reluctance to include any information on them whatsoever) and I do not see why the word 'scam' is justified or relevant in this case.
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7y ago
The New World was a bleak dystopia for a few hundred years. Preserving the Earth is a better option than colonising other planets, although less sexy.
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7y ago
I think it's a subtle anti-science attitude that pervades throughout society. "Next thing they'll be telling us apricots give us cancer! Those stupid scientists, eh?" When of course it's really the media itself to b
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7y ago
Thank you. Perhaps the OP should link to https://github.com/NUKnightLab/sql-mysteries ?
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7y ago
>After a few minutes, Monteiro succeeded in hacking into the site with stolen administrator codes and installing an automated script that scraped the entire site every three hours and dumped the data on his server. Ugh, fuck off. I think
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7y ago
Surely more obscure UAs are much easier to fingerprint?
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7y ago
Google have been blocking lots of youtube accounts recently for no reason, which means getting locked out of gmail forever
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7y ago
Sounds like some brilliant social engineering went on. I'd love to read a more in-depth write-up
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7y ago
Old people can be actors to. I think it's unknowable really, whether or not it's real. And I think that's part of what Zardulu wishes to accomplish. > “I don't do animal fauxtography any more,” she told me offhandedly
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7y ago
Are there any disney films which aren't plagiarised
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