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by savingsPossible 4y ago
A propos of [1] 1. Item 3: The ocean is full of floating objects, and it would be hard to see the duck among them? 2. Item 2: is structured as non sequitur, takes a long time because there are many hazards? I am impressed that you find it i
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
python -m pip install then the 'pip' is running the same version as the 'python' command (I believe, can you check and comment latter?) (you'd still have to check your IDE if you are not running python from the CLI)
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
I think there is an issue with different versions of python If there are 2 installed, then "python" can refer to (say) python 3.10 and pip to python 3.9 using python -m makes you pip with 3.10
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Would you share your redirector redirections list? (Sorry for the lazyness :P)
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
I did and I don't see it. There are many useful subreddits
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
> We can go green, but we can't go green and have everyone maintain their living standards at the same time we also grow and perform R&D on multiple areas. I would hope (at least at a physics level, politics would be hard, of co
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
nm-applet also, works fine
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Fully agree! I have mint, using the xfce-based version. I can open xfce-panel whenever I dont know what to call on the cli (and then promply close it :P)
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Do you happen to know an alt tab that just uses the currently visible desktops ? ( I have two monitors, and want to alt-tab between windows without finding the old ones hidden) --- Also, I feel bad using this thread for feature requests&#x2
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Considering that bullies might choose to bring peanut butter as contraband?
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
hard cases make bad law. extreme cases make bad policy. If a kid assaults another with peanut butter, might I suggest the problem is the assault, not the peanut butter?
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
If speed limits aren't, it is just because of the distribution of benefits With speed limits, almost everyone suffers and almost everyone benefits. Of course, some people are more likely to be walking, and other driving, but it is not
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
> I don’t think it’s too much to ask for people to just eat their PB&J at home. What's the cost benefit analysis here? That the kid does not get to share the food? Would touching someone that ate a PBJ be enough to trigger an ep
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
I hazard a guess that, then, they would state the cross-contamination risk in everything. Laywers, optimization an all that...
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Why was the disclaimer "this product might not be safe" added, though? And why did the courts decide it was not binding/not enough to protect from liability? It seems the kind of thing a lawyer would want on pretty much every
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
It is harder for the government to know who is spending cash, but easier for the government to devalue cash
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Do tell! What sort of job leads you do design algorithms?
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Iron as in irony?
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Sorry, this is just FUD. Provide links? Also, 25000 times might be ok, if the amount of gas released in the atmosphere is 1/10^6, say, of the amount of co2
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
If anyone got afraid and wants to disable 2fa, go to https://myaccount.google.com/security
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
It 2fa needed to connect your google account to a new phone? If not, then 2fa just pisses people of with no security gain But I surely hope it is not!
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Optional != opt in Just make it opt out... You 2fa, do a song and dance, and 2fa is gone
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
> The best creators (Jay Foreman comes to mind) do these so well that I actually look forward to watching them! Nice. I see this pattern around: when X wants Y to (say) watch an ad, X's first instinct is to try to force Y. When X do
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
A stronger version of the opposing argument: Cash and banks are easier for the government to control than crypto That is all that there is to the argument! Maybe the difference won't be significant, but I see no reason to think (nor to
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
> In Europe, some medical groups have discouraged or limited the use of puberty blockers.[17] Following the Bell v Tavistock decision by the High Court of Justice for England and Wales, in which the High Court ruled children under 16 wer
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
The question seems to hinge on the definition of child. Totally my fault, I said "should children get access to surgery". The productive way to go is to talk about ages and interventions available. What we can affirm is that: peop
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Is it transphobia to argue if children should have access to surgery? To argue about puberty blockers? To argue about therapies different than transition for dysphoria? Society is changing, and people want to discuss it. To be heard. Yes, t
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
You might have misunderstood Section 230(c)(2) Section 230(c)(2) further provides "Good Samaritan" protection from civil liability for operators of interactive computer services in the good faith removal or moderation of third-par
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
Not the solution, a solution. Another seems to be bitcoin The state's legitimacy is questionable. Who wants papers to have a copyright of 70+ years? Certainly less than 10% of the stakeholder population. And still they do. Who want
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by savingsPossible 4y ago
sorry, my bad, cryptpad seems to have it all!

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