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by subsection1h 2y ago
I considered downvoting you... because you use Windows. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38803047
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> And I'm going to have to buy new colour cartridges despite very rarely printing in colour. I stopped buying color printers about 20 years ago because of this issue. Monochrome forever!
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> The bureaucracy is all encompassing; it's in the military industry, healthcare industry, education industry, the consulting industry, and of course, the government. I wonder why you didn't mention the energy industry. Hmmm.
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> I have to admit it looks dated. I assume this is because most Emacs users, especially Emacs devs, disable the menu bar, tool bar, tab bar, scroll bar, etc. > default keyboard shortcuts not working Yeah, I think a new Emacs insta
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> Trump had campaigned to Libertarians earlier last year and so far has done everything they had asked for Trump stopped funding Israel? https://lp.org/blogs-anonymous-chaos-in-gaza/
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by subsection1h 2y ago
My family has <ourlastname>.com that we registered in 1996, but for email, I mostly use my own mail-related domain name (<word>mail.com), which I use for all pseudonymous accounts.
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by subsection1h 2y ago
Relevant discussion from 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43000827
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> it peaked with renaming "master" to "main" For me, no rename will ever surpass freedom fries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_fries
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by subsection1h 2y ago
I still use Google Search, but almost every search I perform includes `site:example.com`. But even then, Google Search can still suck compared to Kagi, etc. For example, why do I not see relevant results for these searches? https:/&#x
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> I think this whole thing boils down to whether you like elon or not. I think this whole thing boils down to you being an anti-abortion zealot who is so anti-abortion (you've expressed opposition to abortion on Hacker News, a tec
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> People who can choose what kind of computer they have will choose Apple over PC. FYI, this guy is a troll. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41153109
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> If you don't vote, you effectively vote for the winner. Yes, if the Electoral College wasn't a thing.
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> It has negative educational value. What information in the article is inaccurate and how did you verify its inaccuracy?
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by subsection1h 2y ago
In addition to making changes like those described in the article, I bought a Svalboard keyboard ( https://svalboard.com ), which has a trackball under the phalanges of each hand. This allows the user to use their pointer with min
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> A key reason to host your email with a reliable cloud storage provider is to have backups handled for you Is it only email you don't back up or do you not back up any of your data that's stored on companies' servers?
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> dedicate time to implementing a secure and automated solution Why not just use a mail retrieval agent[1][2] to download mail via IMAP? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_retrieval_agent [2] https:/&#x2
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by subsection1h 2y ago
In relation to public health issues, which are my focus, the worst states are red states. For example, the infant mortality rates[1] in many red states are comparable to those in developing nations, which is almost funny given that the lead
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> non-academic people that almost feel LLM-generated I don't understand why this isn't talked about as much as the MAGA garbage. I occasionally read tweets by a couple prominent Rubyists who've been using Twitter since 2
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> I'm not going to placate sealions. It's called citing sources. You've posted 2,087 times and only 56 of those posts include "http"[1], which is a measly 2.7%. In comparison, I've posted 556 times and 205
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> why I can't open gimp If you can't open Gimp successfully, you should definitely stick to Windows.
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> I voted for him just because of this campaign promise. LOL. You're a conservative Christian[1] who thinks climate change is a hoax[2]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29187368 [2] https://hn.
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> Executive Order 14006 of January 26, 2021 (Reforming Our Incarceration System To Eliminate the Use of Privately Operated Criminal Detention Facilities) Joe Lonsdale[1], co-founder of Palantir and Trump backer, is an investor in private
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> Even the true Blue democrats are jumping ship. What does that tell you? Who are all these true-blue Democrats that are now MAGA? 84% of non-religious white college grads voted for Harris[1]. What this tells me is that this presidency
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by subsection1h 2y ago
"Linux console" is a specific thing: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Linux_console https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_console
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by subsection1h 2y ago
Everyone with standards has considered Musk to be low-class trash since 2018 when he called Vernon Unsworth a "pedo guy" and "child rapist".
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> God, this thread is bleak. [...] I have to replace my bike tires. Your bike tires have contributed to the microplastic crisis. :-)
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by subsection1h 2y ago
Seeing people in this thread say that they delete all their emails is super weird. I'd like to know their job titles, ages, etc. Do they not use email to converse with their lawyers, business associates, etc.?
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by subsection1h 2y ago
If you use Thunderbird and want to store your emails "in an email file format that's most efficient for backup and querying that backup later", have you considered switching from mbox (Thunderbird's default mail format)
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> As always with Emacs, the learning curve is a bit steep at first For any Emacs users who are interested in using Emacs for mail but don't want to deal with the learning curve of Gnus, check out mu4e, which is easier. https:&#x2
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by subsection1h 2y ago
> Email is not plain text any more. We can't pretend that it is or should be. I send plain text emails and this is a hill I will die on. :-) Do you not contribute to the development of any open-source projects that only accept pat

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