semicolon_storm

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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
I'm betting this is it. My packages that heavy/dense enough to potentially pop air cushions if dropped seem to all use crumpled paper.
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
It's probably because sugar cane tends to grow in fields. In Hawaii, a field is already pretty much ecologically ruined. On the Big Island, there are fairly large efforts to reforest areas that were previously clear cut to produce fiel
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
6 tabs, 1GB of RAM, ~20% CPU usage for me on Firefox. I have a few basic QoL plugins like LastPass, uBlock, and NoScript. It's absolutely ridiculous. I want to keep using FireFox, but it's forcing me to consider moving to another
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
All hashing algorithms that I am aware of have more inputs than outputs. By the pigeon hole principle, there will always be collisions. MD5 is weak, but it still isn't trivial to find an input that hashes to the same thing as a high en
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
Honestly, good. I'm all for freedom of speech and not censoring information, but this is crossing the line. All pizzagate has done so far is put real lives at risk and make peoples' lives shitty over what is, at best, circumstanti
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
One day, I hope to live in a world where people can disagree politically and not think the other side is the evil incarnate.
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
We don't pursue those questions because we don't really want the answers to them.
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
The bit about the noise from a car crash being loud enough to damage hearing after a one-time short exposure is what I doubt. Sure it's loud, but does a split second exposure to it really do permanent damage? I don't know what the
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by semicolon_storm 10y ago
I use quite a few add-ons and my e10 was disabled because of them. I force enabled e10 using Mozilla's guide https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis#Force_Enable and didn't notice anything breaking (yet).