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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Perhaps vote on results like on Reddit posts? Gets the junk sites down (and out of the index eventually).
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
They do, but having tried it, I wouldn't recommend it. If the cars don't get you, the stray dogs probably will. But don't worry, your bike will probably get stolen before either becomes a problem :-P Okay, that experience (do
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Visit Italy! Just don't drive there. These roads don't really have "lanes", it's more of a squeeze past each other kind of thing if you hear a returned honk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjPZhLioz
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Different cultures have different unwritten behaviours on roads. In the mountains of Italy, drivers give a short honk before entering a turn on a serpentine road, which usually can't be seen around. If there is no responding honk, they
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
You can tell a technology is beyond saving when CSS reset.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
This article sounds very naive. Couldn't be bothered to read further after these silly questions: > How would you stay warm? Just like any regular outdoor dog. Find shelter, huddle together, grow winter fur and eventually adapt to t
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
They just feel great to type on. It's probably a combination of key travel, getting the scissor mechanism right, perfect force needed and the feel of the depressing and popping back up of the keys. The current gen is oookay to type on
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
That's my choice for when I need a Chrome based browser and I recommend it. No bullshit, just Chrome. There's automatic updates if you install it via homebrew/winget/[packagemanager of choice].
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Nice to see the search results look the same with and without Javascript enabled. Sadly not the image search. Surely this must be possible. We don't need inline previews.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Heh, I played with this when I was working in the Second Life/Virtual world bubble (around 2008). Back then it was called OpenSim and the code was a mess, not made any better by running in an itself very buggy (at least then) Mono runt
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
There's Elster.de
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
How else would we even know Japanese puke porn existed!
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
It is! That's why the Omnia/Pardini oven is so much more energy-efficient.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Is there an energy efficient type of Sauna yet? It seems a huge waste of energy to heat a room to such high temperatures, using it for maybe an hour and then let it all puff away.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Been using this for some time now, after my Blokada became unstable and Netguard wanted money for blocklists. TrackerControl does the job well with a reasonable interface for making exceptions. They could be a bit more fine grained and I do
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
It's been added recently, for example https://freebsd-ports.freebsd.narkive.com/
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Hackers use Narkive instead, e.g.: https://comp.lang.ada.narkive.com/ Of course it has RSS feeds. Anything worthwhile does.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
So I'm not the only one thinking that this was the time when desktop UI's peaked and most things since then are fluff and featuritis driven by the marketing departments needs to constantly have something new and exciting and usabi
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
I expect it will soon run into the troubles that NewPipe/SkyTube or even Barinsta suffer from.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
> Research shows that if interview processes drag on, good candidates lose interest - and go elsewhere I certainly would! More than one hour of interviewing is a sure sign of a diseased company that probably suffers from massive manageme
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
> >scanning the entire archive would be ridiculously slow on a system with <1MB/s throughput a some kilobytes of RAM > That's how tar works. Just the other day I was making a backup and streamed 5gb of data as a tar ar
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
> Run ucm init to initialize a Unison codebase in $HOME/.unison Ugh, this conflicts with my favorite file sync tool: https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
Or lugged around great big CD players or that monstrous Creative Nomad contraption.
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
They even made one of the few Windows NT on MIPS workstations. The RM 300 could run either SINIX (a Unix variant) or Windows NT/MIPS. http://www.katalog.iser.fau.de/index.php?ort_id=322&inventar...
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by sdfjkl 5y ago
We live and cruise on a 12m sailboat. Annually (last year): Boat maintenance/upgrades €2547, Food €2333, Marina fees (mostly in winter) €1335, Fuel €900, Cruising fees €664, Shorepower €350, Entertainment €240, theoldreader.com subscri
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by sdfjkl 6y ago
Will you stop crying about Google Reader already and move on please. RSS is alive and well if you want it to be. I've switched to theoldreader.com when Google pulled the plug, imported my feeds and have been there ever since. I'm
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by sdfjkl 6y ago
Ah, how disappointing. For a brief moment I hoped someone had replaced the boring old three-axis mechanism with one based on eight articulated robot arms using muscular hydrostat principles. Or at least one arm.
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by sdfjkl 6y ago
My photos are on my drive in a bunch of messy folders and I can transfer them wherever I want. Get your filthy clouds off my lawn.
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by sdfjkl 6y ago
I tried zsh after fish and my impression was somewhat like this: Okay, so I got to do a lot of customizing to get this to work nearly as well as fish does out of the box - can't be bothered!
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by sdfjkl 6y ago
Fish is my shell of choice for a couple years now. Not because it's the perfect shell, but because it's a lot better than any other for interactive shells. For scripting I still stick to bash because it's more portable and I

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