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by rsyring 5y ago
Similar but mine is ~/tmp and I have a cron job that deletes any files/folders over 30 days old.
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2011
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> Just focus on serious minimalism, accessibility and traditional interface paradigms without trying to be liked by the masses or following any "trend". IMO, XFCE is pretty close to that. But I had to give it up for Cinnamon b
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It would be interesting to see the stats on acceptance of this contract if it was used as the terms & conditions of some popular website or the clickwrap agreement on a popular software package.
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Summary: Meta sounds like the Hebrew word for "dead."
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Anyone have a good solution for syncing Google contacts? The extension I used stopped working a few versions ago and, last time I checked, wasn't planning to support Google accounts.
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I use "a" but I've been doing it so long I can't tell you if it's custom or not.
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> But yeah a 9mm handgun is significantly less bad for these reasons. 9mm handgun is usually louder than a shotgun: https://earinc.com/gunfire-noise-level-reference-chart/ > Thank the feds though, it's damn
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Subchapter S corporations or LLCs facilitate paying yourself distributions, which are exempt from Medicare and Social Security taxes, saving you an initial 15%. Although, there are details and caveats to be aware of. I don't know of
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Borg
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I rarely listen to podcasts but was going to try and listen to a specific one Joe Rogan did recently. After listening for a few minutes, an ad came on. I pay for spotify, why am I listening to an ad? Anyway, I waited like 90 seconds and h
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> ... but will make you want to hit him with his own books. One of the funniest things I've read recently. Literally laughed out loud. Thanks for sharing.
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/Vue, SQL | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency. We have mid and senior le
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Anecdotally, I'm pretty happy in my marriage. There are hard times, as there are with anything, but overall I'm glad I married my wife and she's glad she married me. We enjoy each other's company and have a relationshi
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> Ah, if your beliefs are rooted in religion then there's not much we can discuss to find a common agreement, since we're starting from very different axioms. IMO, much of the world's arguments are a result of starting fro
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Happy to try to explain. But, we are really getting into deeper waters of worldview and foundational values. Where we land on such things is rarely solely objective or analytical, so I'll just try to explain where I'm at, recogn
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I think there is beauty and wisdom in making a commitment (through good and bad, till death do us part) and then actually keeping that commitment regardless of how my personal desires are or are not met over the years. Once the commitment t
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> there‘s often a point where it starts being bothersome My team and I have been using Python for web, scripting, and ETL development since 2007. I don't recall the last time Python wasn't "fast enough" for anything
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I think some of the article is framed wrong. It's written as competent ops guy/team vs. incompetent developers. But I don't think that's actually what's going on. I'm sure there are competent developers sayi
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Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React/Vue, SQL | Louisville, KY | REMOTE, SALARY:$95K-145K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency. We have m
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I don't use Linux b/c it's the best desktop. I use it for two fundamental reasons: 1. With enough time and effort I can make it do whatever I want it to do (that can be done). 2. I'm a Python web developer and we deploy
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Why do you want to do a startup? Money, "success", really care about a cause? Whatever it is, how much of your family will you sacrifice in pursuit of it? Does it have to be a "startup." Is there a business you can st
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It wasn't intended to be an insinuation, it was an honest question about how something like that would be detected or protected against. A sibling thread linked to an upvote tracker, which is the kind of thing I was curious about.
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I didn't realize something like this existed, thanks for sharing. What's a bot affected post look like?
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Maybe it's a bug. ;)
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To be clear, I'm not suggesting. I'm actually asking. If it's happening, how would we know? I was surprised when I read the suggestion on the other thread. And it got me thinking, how would we know? How could we protect a
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Honest question, how/why is this news article making it to the top of Hacker news? Is this community really that interested? Or is there something nefarious going on with bots and upvotes due to Russia being involved? I wouldn'
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In my experience, some people are more competitive than others and/or have stronger emotional responses to winning and losing. It doesn't have to be a mental illness, just a matter of different wiring. Recognizing how oneself is w
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Created 1991, updated 1999
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TFA says it's probably Agave. They also say: > However, it may not be so healthy. “Agave has lots of alkaloids. It can be poisonous if eaten in large quantities. Maybe that’s why they sell thin slices,” Dr. Yadav, now retired, warn

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