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by sebow 4y ago
No thanks, just give me the physical menu. If the staff refuses to provide with such "ancient" method, it's probably a shit restaurant anyways. The "it's not implemented correctly" argument is irrelevant. I won
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by sebow 4y ago
Textbook clickbait article, though I don't expect (nor want) the title to be changed or the link to be removed because it shows how desperate CNN is for coming back into the mainstream. The prices are not "zero" or "belo
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by sebow 4y ago
Shouldn't most mammals, or even vertebrates do this? I would go one step further and say that probably most animals or living beings do this (the social ones anyways) after a while, and the one thing I'm remembering is the syncing
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by sebow 4y ago
Imo the problem is not quantity but quality. And even then, the most important characteristic of that quality is the known transparency behind the platform itself, which affects the mentioned quality of behavior & content. I personally
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by sebow 4y ago
22.04 LTS is probably gonna be my last go-to linux distro release for workstations and all-around. Going back to fedora after this goes EOL since the "snappy" shit, pro advertisements, and other things haven't stopped. I&#x27
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by sebow 4y ago
Most people talk about the printing money aspect, and while that's definitely true, it needs to be bought into the context of the covid19 policies that exacerbated the downfall of the economy. Printing money is one thing, but doing tha
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by sebow 4y ago
I recently discovered Zettlr and frankly I'm pleased enough with it: cross-platform, does the job well-enough. You can always use an extension for VSC or emacs,etc. but when simply wanting to read a markdown file I use this one. Previo
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by sebow 4y ago
Snap is garbage for being the default option for software. It's good at some things, but this is not one of those.
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by sebow 4y ago
Can't say that Google does not deserve "this" defeat (out of many). Google slowly stopped caring about Android: the vision and the concept of a "community-driven" OS but instead went back in the "defensive&quot
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by sebow 4y ago
> allowing human editors Ah, the renowned human editors/fact-checkers/moderators that Facebook employs, great.
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by sebow 4y ago
Vivaldi with defaults, maybe not the most optimal solution imo. But vivaldi tweaked (including no sync, etc.), sure. I probably share your surprise when I see people not aware of Vivaldi, and I'm not sure if it's due to their hist
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by sebow 4y ago
Kind of funny that they included Pale Moon, IceCat, and SeaMonkey but not ungoogled-chromium, which imo is effectively the best compromise between privacy & a modern usable browser -- the only downside is the hardship of installing exte
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by sebow 4y ago
> Alcohol, in any amount, is a poison That's a big of a stretch. The DNA is "damaged", or better said changed, by everything. And not all alcohol beverages are equivalent. I'm all up for raising awareness at alcoholis
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by sebow 4y ago
How does "more original content" doesn't sound like potential shitty results for a given query? We've already seen tailoring doesn't work universally and people often times want concrete results.
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by sebow 4y ago
Wow, thanks a lot. I'm kind of surprised I didn't knew this because I recall searching quite a bit for such a tool/script. In my defense it was around when 1.6 got released ... if anything this shows how fast the julia commun
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by sebow 4y ago
Wish julia would get some decent packages on main distros at least for the latest stable release. The tooling is slowly but surely improving, but that's hard to do when you're always 1/2 versions behind the latest release.
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by sebow 4y ago
I don't think this will ever happen. In my opinion the general cold / flu are just "normal" diseases indicative of low immunity. They're not so specific like covid, pox, etc. Though I'm not saying there won&#x2
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by sebow 4y ago
In this regard, electric cars are worse even than 'normal' cars. They're too quiet. If recently one of the car brands did not introduce a (very too quiet) beep on one of their EVs when reversing, I would have been ran over in
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by sebow 4y ago
Don't worry, the people who scream "fascism" won't bat an eye at this obvious collusion between corporations & government.It wouldn't be 'okay' even if the Biden admin. was right in their assumption th
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by sebow 4y ago
I assume this does not support AMD? Or even a broader & better question: does AMD even have such undocumented instructions that allow the 'takeover' of the CPU?
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by sebow 4y ago
Talking with real people is underrated, especially in-person. It can also help you think when you're alone.(Because you'll often think twice and put more effort into thoughts for the upcoming talk, given that the discussion is of
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by sebow 4y ago
Of course, also Germany. I was gonna ask if NetzDG was the means through which you could have been arrested for speech(i.e opinions for example, not "spreading fake news") on social media. After a quick search I've seen that
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by sebow 4y ago
No sh*t... UK, Canada & Australia really disappoint when it comes to civil liberties, rights & online privacy. Especially since the start of Covid(not to say the unlawful imprisonment of Assange or even sooner). But then again, it&#
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by sebow 4y ago
Even so, they'd still be better off because at least the option would be there. It's no surprise Apple and other corporations still decide the "best way" for the consumer is to remove options, not keep/add to them.
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by sebow 4y ago
For people (semi-rightfully) complaining about the feasibility of FreeBSD as a desktop OS (or a workstation purposed OS), the fact that it isn't easy to install through the graphical interface is both a blessing in disguise and a legit
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by sebow 4y ago
I assume he mostly means SMS. And I fully agree, ever since I've got my security key I've stopped using SMS (though I never really had problems with people trying to social engineer my telecom provider). It's way more secure
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by sebow 4y ago
Is any western economy really not already in a recession? We already know certain economies(think Germany, US,UK,etc) have their symptoms(or trends) shown faster than the ones pegged to them. The question people should have is how we bounce
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by sebow 4y ago
> how about the US government put a firm privacy policy that forbids TikTok, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Twitter and co from collecting excessive data on users? That would be a better solution, IMHO. Something that frankly won't hap
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by sebow 4y ago
I also recently closed ~8k.(Yes, mostly HN/lobsters/news and usually things I found interesting in the past ~6 months) For firefox users: there's a nice little addon called LoadTabOnSelect3. Without it firefox crashes to the
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by sebow 4y ago
Sweet tool, though i'm more of a terminal-focused guy (for which i definitely recommend croc)

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