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by sbf501 4y ago
> to distinguish you from others Yeah, that's a good point. The less information that is leaked, the better. > have overridden that to "Yes" previously and then forgotten. Another good point. I have this at the start of
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Did you have an entry for "Host whoami.fillippo.io" in your config file?
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The config file already does this, this is just a shortcut with %h and the file system structure. You literally start an entry with "Host <hostname>" follwed by "User" and "IdentifyFile". There's eve
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by sbf501 4y ago
Is that why there's no "trout sushi"? Because it is fresh water? (At least that's what the SEO results on Google all say.)
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How long until someone makes another Haxe/OpenFL website that actually plays these maps? (Random party generator, AI DM...)
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by sbf501 4y ago
Please point to the "boon". If you mean people got to keep their jobs = boon, then I guess you are right. The problem is, wealth was transferred upstream, en masse, and not taxed anywhere near labor. Here is some data that solidly
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by sbf501 4y ago
Uh oh: Haven't you ever typed "ps aux"? :) There is a third space on mac, different from a menubar, called "dock". In the old days it was integrated into the main persistent menu bar, but was removed maybe in the ea
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by sbf501 4y ago
You are correct, with a subtle modification: there are a "Close Window" and "Exit Application" mode in some popular X-based windowed apps (see: VSCode). Some apps, like Eclipse, solve this by hosting the child windows in
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by sbf501 4y ago
Thank you. > If you want a general complaint, perhaps the angle is that capital is taxed much less than labor, under some notion that lower taxation is necessary to get people with capitol to actually deploy it in investments. Yes, I rec
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We need a third party to validate both of your claims, because I don't know where to start to understand who is right. This is an example of someone (me) who wants to understand the issue, but would need to google for days to understan
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It's not "sloppy" it is just a different approach. It drives me nuts on Windows that when I close FireFox the entire APPLICATION closes! I just wanted to close the window. Now when I start it again / open a new window, I
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by sbf501 4y ago
I always mixed a little phaser into my dry bass mix, for that Tony Levin feel.
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by sbf501 4y ago
It never occurred to me to mix, thanks!
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I was making kombucha too! Again, too vinegary. I wasn't sure if it was too much heat, too much sugar, etc. But again I was only doing 1-2 weeks. Good idea to mix.
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I started making fermented hot sauce during COVID in 2020. There's a fancy grocery store near me that sells scorpions, ghosts, and reapers, as well as burdock, tamarind, mango, etc. I usually fermented for a week, and I've tried l
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One rainy year doesn't replenish levels (or aquifers). This is a decade's long problem.
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> How would the general public's trust in science change? Depending how it was taught. When I was a kid, the T-Rex tail slid along the ground like a crocodile. Now we know dino tails were used for balance and they generally remained
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by sbf501 4y ago
This is exactly my experience. Had I seen your HN post I wouldn't have bothered, because you've summed it up nicely. Especially the looks of disbelief I get when I say my email is their company name. Did it at a pet store recently
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by sbf501 4y ago
I should have specified that it was only retail, not social media or politics.
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by sbf501 4y ago
I wasn't counting 1st party spam as spam because in many cases I like the information I get (usually sales on things I buy). I should have pointed that out in my post. Thanks for making the distinction.
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> Placing a companies name in the address will signal a canary and they may likely filter Oh, good point. I guess I may have invalidated all my research! :|
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Tell HN: After 10 years of experiments, custom username emails receive no spam
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I didn't know that. At least it is understood up front! I really would like one of the bar water jets they use for cleaning the mixers/shakers, tho!
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I disagree strongly with you on the "secret" to vegetables. They have lots of salt/fat, because unless it is a puree of some sort, or a vegetarian/vegan restaurants, (places with a chef that is attentive), veggies are tr
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I try to buy kitchen stuff from kitchen supply stores, not the mall. If you've ever been to a quality restaurant where the kitchen is visible from the seating area, you can see that they don't use fancy-ass pots and pans, because
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I used to eat Quorn in the 90's, then had to cut back on sodium for health reasons. Quorn has a ridiculously high amount of sodium added to it.
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...and the pen/quill/cuneiform killed the saga since people could now write it down, so why bother remembering to tell a story around a campfire at a certain time a week? (sound familiar today?) I get the point, but I think "
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by sbf501 4y ago
Same goes for LastPass. Sure, I can see a need to remember those numbers/passwords, maybe 2-3 tops, but hundreds? Not until we have some kind of brain-enhancing memory pill.
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There's also moutard de Bourgogn which is a bit spicier than DOC Dijon if you can't find the latter (most regions have their own blend and they are all similar).
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Interesting. I'd like to read that. Similar to how the plot moves along in Rememberance of Earth's Past: everyone keeps hopping into hibernation to scoot along another 100 or so years.

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