stjohnswarts

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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
It still seems like a nice experiment if nothing else. If only it was done in rust ;)
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I've had my google activity turned off for a long time. Every so often they add a new privacy item so I keep checking back in every few months. https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity . Unless you use google services
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
some of those prices are insane. Why are they so much more expensive that OLED TV's of similar size? Frame rate?
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
At this point in my life, I just don't have time. I basically use either mp4 or PNG for all web "images/animation" when doing web pages. I don't detect browsers or the like. Unless there is some revolutionary new im
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
first thing it does is force me to sign up for an account? that's a no for me, dawg.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
probably still better than myfreebankapps.ru
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
*month+
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
The Internet Internet of Things?
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I don't think lack of tech bros manning high cost corporate square footage is what is causing the homeless, crime, and addiction problems in West Coast cities. It seems more like bad policies to me. The time window to blame everything
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I suspect that it's simply ease of use. Sure you can use a mish mash of self hosting, online dedicated services, etc, but this looks more simple and cohesive and for $20 a year you don't have to worry about the overhead of all tho
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I can't agree. It's much better to have a voluntary opt out like with robots.txt. I would say one of the top 10 observations about the internet is that you should consider anything posted publically there will last forever and tre
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
x.com might be a good place if you don't want the softer side of the internet...
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
Gnome developers gave pretty thorough reasons why they made certain changes in UI and code design, or was I hallucinating that period of my life? I mean, just because one doesn't like designers' choices doesn't equate to &quo
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
and most times it's not really any value added; it's something lame like "this other popular product does it this way" or "industry standard" or "our human optimization team found this was better" and
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I'm still a drip man but after about 20 years of trying all kinds of coffee, french press is still what I fall back to when I'm not in a hurry and want just a smooth flavorful coffee. I always grind my coffee and use within a day
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
yeah, I have a small electric ceramic burr grinder and I dont' have any of these problems. I also have a blade grinder for when I'm in a hurry/have guests. Still no problems, I might lose 1% to static.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
The coffee will no doubt soak up any small spritz of water quickly, it's basically a desiccant. No chance mold will be able to use that water.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I don't remember anyone "clutching pearls" over https by default? Do you have any suggested references where I can find those? I do recall people really complaining that anything at all was allowed to be http, even sites that
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I don't know what the fix is but that's impossible. Israel has to stay a relatively united nation with a powerful military and nuclear power status or the Arab nations will immediately bulldoze it.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
You can buy it on GoG too, so you have an option.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
they should probably have an off switch somewhere, but I found them hilarious and cheesy like a bad romance novel.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
It's okay to not like something. For us sometimes/casual gamers it was a godsend and fun as hell.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
do you want to bet on that?
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
Other than basic needs is there "human nature" ? Some people will give you the last bite of food, others will lie to you to add to their hoard. I think laws are to make sure we all are on an even playing field (as much as possible
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
that's weird, never an issue from me. Might try switching temporarily to quad 9 dns or something just as a quick test.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
one way might be to demarcate civility as important as technical knowledge and allow people to get pitched by mod vote if they become snarky. Just a guess. I wish that was a rule on reddit for sure. Essentially disallowing fiefdoms
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
Yeah I think a lot of people in the West don't understand that 80% of the Russian people support what Putin is doing in Ukraine and to his own people.
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
I guess if your context is only one generation then yes. However, these long term projects are as much for future generations as now. They are also a tiny tiny percentage of the world's GDP
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
Well it's pretty unlikely such a law would stand up in any court even small claim's court
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by stjohnswarts 3y ago
ack! you have to sign up for an account

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