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by s_kilk 9y ago
People underestimate just how fragile civilisation actually is. From the description at the top of the thread it's as if we'll just come out of our shelters after a week and everything will go back to normal, we'll just drive
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Yeah, I was thinking of Firefox specifically. I just can't go back to living without that kind of containment.
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Vivaldi is looking better and better with each release. The only thing that seems to be missing is some kind of Profiles or Containers for partitioning identities.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Aw yeah, that's a good deal. I'm on a T460 too (bought new), and it's a wonderful machine.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Second. Refurb Thinkpads are great for anyone requiring power and stability on a budget.
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Ah, I see it now. I guess it sort of looks like a hi-tech golden ceramic material when it's presented right.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> Am I holding it wrong? Yup. The six lines are meant to be put in a script file, then invoked with the number of results to print as the first arg, where ${1} will work correctly. If you just paste it into the shell you get whatever ${1
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> I don't see why it upsets you that someone doesn not like a product. Those poor objects, won't someone think of the objects?
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Yup, that does it.
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Google 'segregates' women into lower-paying jobs(theguardian.com)
6 points by s_kilk 9y ago|0 comments
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by s_kilk 9y ago
This callow fuck-you-gots-mine attitude is appalling.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
I was one of those players, I was with BRAVE up until just before their collapse. Trying to get us a foothold in nullsec was a tedious grind, and took a very visible toll on the morale of the rank-and-file members. We had some fun, but it w
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Professor Mark Blyth on Post-WW2 Economics and Neoliberalism(youtube.com)
2 points by s_kilk 9y ago|0 comments
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> I just can't shake the feeling that it's stuck in an evolutionary treadmill of sorts, where things are changed just for the sake of change, and not pursuant to a strong overarching ideal or vision that was present in the earl
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Or the cops.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
It's starting to sound a lot like: if (true) { unlock_phone(); }
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by s_kilk 9y ago
200ms is five frames/changes per second, and is definitely very noticeable. You may be thinking of a figure closer to about 12ms or so, which is the approximate threshold of perception for audio lag.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Ah, interesting, thanks!
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by s_kilk 9y ago
The limits in Firefox must be really high then, it was almost funny looking at the difference in behaviour between the two browsers in the situation I was testing.
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And yet they skipped over the "S" branding, for this tiny change that would barely even warrant the S. Apples gone real weird lately.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> I mean, a prominent researcher, Nobel laureate no less, writes this, what is the conclusion? That even smart people can be dumb.
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Machine learning about sexual orientation?(callingbullshit.org)
1 points by s_kilk 9y ago|0 comments
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> You can generally load just 6 assets in parallel per origin This seems to only apply to Chrome, whereas Firefox will happily download everything as fast as possible. I know this because I fixed a bug recently where chrome was taking so
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by s_kilk 9y ago
The Bourgeois State, in both the US and Europe, has put a lot of work into undermining Unions, and Labour power in general, all in the service of Capital interests. These outcomes are not surprising, this is literally the project of NeoLibe
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> This comment makes a good argument, yet it is downvoted without any explanations–as is the similar argument by delazeur. Because the residents of this forum are drowning in unexamined ideology. It's actually comical just how blink
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Just a quick +1 for "Designing for Scalability", as an avid Elixir programmer. It's a great book on the Erlang/OTP fundamentals which underlie Elixir and Phoenix.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
Ah, you're right. The latter is actually a pretty cool solution, I've had great success with using it to spawn what are essentially sibling containers.
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Not to mention shoulder, arm, and wrist problems from typing on a small keyboard all day, with your head down.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> since now you can't use Docker from within Docker. Docker-in-docker is a trashfire that barely works anyway, it's no real loss.
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by s_kilk 9y ago
> or an outright collectivist gift economy. Of which we already have a great example in FOSS.

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