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by seqizz 6y ago
Just doubling the price would harm parkers a lot more than legitimate users.
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by seqizz 6y ago
But isn't "reality", in this usage, enforces the idea of always having the N-1? Suppose you can jump between realities (duh) and you've found the reality 0 by asking the right questions on every step, what would be the f
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by seqizz 6y ago
Wikipedia works because you can remove content (even remove accounts afaik) once you're sure it's providing wrong information. On Twitter, people will interpret this as censoring.
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by seqizz 6y ago
From wikipedia: > In 2006, the Mozilla Corporation generated $66.8 million in revenue and $19.8 million in expenses, with 85% of that revenue coming from Google for "assigning [Google] as the browser's default search engine, an
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by seqizz 6y ago
Better defense of course, but reminds me this [0] quote. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7585031
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by seqizz 6y ago
I was complaining how weird the Nix language is, until I saw Scheme.
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by seqizz 6y ago
One other all-in-one solution which I use (and love): SNM [0] Obviously only usable for NixOS zealots, but just import the class with your desired parameters and good to go. But Maddy-like consolidation seems like the way forward. Setting u
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by seqizz 6y ago
There is a possibility, doesn't matter how low, I like to think about: Group of people leaving Mozilla, forking the Firefox and creating another non-profit.
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by seqizz 6y ago
This was the best trick I had when I was using Windows, for ALL drivers I can extract. No bloatware, no weird apps on the background.
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by seqizz 6y ago
Using tarsnap for my dotfiles, which are ~17mb in total and costs ~$0.0001 daily (lol). Will worth every penny, once you reach it!
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by seqizz 6y ago
I'd rather have a trusted common list of known abusers' IPs. But I think that's harder to maintain.
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by seqizz 6y ago
First 3 would be: - You will become way less concerned with what other people think of you when you realize how seldom they do. (David Foster Wallace / Infinite Jest) - 90% of everything is crap (Sturgeon’s Law) - If a problem has no s
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by seqizz 6y ago
Pardon my ignorance,is this US specific (or mostly US)? Why is this stuff allowed?
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by seqizz 6y ago
Lennart Poettering
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by seqizz 6y ago
Good idea. This could be also useful for assigning custom functionality instead of vim (e.g. window management). Also one can switch backlights/keyboard colors depending of the keyboard mode for visual feedback.
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by seqizz 6y ago
Yeah, there were some weird bugs about that. I remember one in a media player. Also "info".upper() would be İNFO probably.
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by seqizz 6y ago
We've been running for about a year now and had zero problems with it. (~20TB total, few single instances, serving as S3 backend to Restic - handmade HA - backup service)
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by seqizz 6y ago
Ah crap, I only had it once and that Shadowperson was too close to my ear, whispering gibberish. I felt warmth of its breath, I think it was literally the fear which woke me up..
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by seqizz 6y ago
Check out user.js, it's a built-in feature. You can declare which config values you want under Firefox profile folder.
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by seqizz 6y ago
I handle this case with auto-correction for all one off errors via <tab>.
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by seqizz 6y ago
I was thinking why my mobile Firefox crashed...
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by seqizz 6y ago
Until you need support, according to reviews: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/tuxedocomputers.com
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by seqizz 6y ago
Since this is about money, isn't that a bias? I mean what are the chances of "son of (insert a billionaire name here)" to be rich vs me. TBH I can be stupid too with that amount of money, since I can afford it.
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by seqizz 6y ago
Nice hostname generator :) Reminds me burgundy: http://burgundy.io/
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by seqizz 6y ago
> Fun Too I see what you did there. Btw good to see funtoo also still alive.
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by seqizz 6y ago
I started to think there is a wheel-of-fuse somewhere and people are rolling it to match random things to build as FS.
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by seqizz 7y ago
I am not sure if uninterruptable sleep is considered "living", but fun experiment.
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by seqizz 7y ago
I sometimes think one day in a lab we'll trigger a bug of the universe and whole thing will dismantle..
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by seqizz 7y ago
Ah, of course, "Betteridge's law of headlines" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by seqizz 7y ago
If I remember correctly, that one didn't mask my password with rofi.

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