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by terr-dav 5y ago
In the same way that food will only pick up a small fraction of teflon from a nonstick pan, so there shouldn't be any big health concerns?
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by terr-dav 5y ago
https://hostdefense.com/ :)
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by terr-dav 5y ago
While I can't attest to this helping me focus, I can confirm that it does something . I used to take it in the morning and evening. After stopping for a bit and restarting, I noticed I was waking up super tired and having intense drea
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by terr-dav 5y ago
This is sarcasm, right? (the part about Iraq and Afghanistan)
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by terr-dav 5y ago
An expert's criticisms: https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/919-Cl... https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/920-An...
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Not a blog, but a (highly opinionated) podcast: https://www.fivefourpod.com/
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by terr-dav 5y ago
You can automate setup for developers using this simple script: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/12091/files And here’s a GitLab issue requesting support for blame-ignore: https://gitla
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Here’s a script that automates the once-per-repository local setup of this feature: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/12091/files Unfortunately there isn’t support for it in GitHub or GitLab yet, b
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Light automation: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/12091/files
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Does it? >(32) 5 Israelis working for an Israeli Company "Urban Moving" were arrested on 9/11 after being seen "documenting" (their own words during an Israeli interview) and celebrating the attack on the WTC. Ow
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Haha, what a huge oversight on my part, of course citizens and non-citizens have different rights. One of the legal principles of Israel is: > The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Israel is unique to the Jewi
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by terr-dav 5y ago
All people residing in Israel do not have equal rights. Why do you think they have equal rights?
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by terr-dav 5y ago
It's a democracy of the first-class citizens only. Don't forget it's an apartheid state!
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Actually, forget I said anything about communism. My intent was to address the original topic, but I just couldn't resist inserting my take on communism to the original analogy used.
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by terr-dav 5y ago
The Bolshevik revolution was carried out under the assumption that world revolution would follow, particularly in Germany. This assumption did not hold, and Russia did not have the needed technological developments to sustain themselves. Cu
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by terr-dav 5y ago
I would rephrase that argument as, "communism is good, it has just been ruthlessly sabotaged by capitalist interests every time an ideologically communist regime forms". In the case of the NHS, my understanding is that neoliberal
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by terr-dav 5y ago
What you're describing is the lack of a normal market, and even that only applies if you have insurance. For the millions of people without insurance, they do indeed shop around. It is very much a capitalist system, since the ownership
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Ah, so they're designed to be on fire.
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by terr-dav 5y ago
I wonder if there's there a terminal setting or font that renders whitespace like a ]-shaped underscore? Could solve a whole class of bugs.
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by terr-dav 5y ago
I would love an iOS app that notifies me when my AirPods reach a configurable battery level. This would be help me do two things: - Manage battery wear - Avoid losing audio when I'm using just one AirPod at a time Does anyone know if t
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Firefox and Safari on iOS 15 both render all the glyphs attached to the base character. Vivaldi, Chrome and Firefox on Win10 all render them stacked and overlapping the parent and child comments.
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by terr-dav 5y ago
ahem Cooperatives and unions are by definition not capitalist. The key feature of a capitalist enterprise is that the workers and the owners are not the same group. This is in contrast with a socialist enterprise, where the owners and the
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Professional journalism has always had this problem to a degree; there's always been an advertiser or other funding source you don't want to piss off. Twitter just exacerbates this by rewarding the most sensational, attention-grab
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by terr-dav 5y ago
I think you're feeling envy, not jealousy. ;]
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by terr-dav 5y ago
It seems like they have chosen to abstain from capitalism and have been allowed to exist because they don’t represent a threat to the capitalist order. Also, by definition, if collective choices are being made about the use of technology, t
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by terr-dav 5y ago
>The hard part is creating a viable alternative culture that can make collective choices about technology use. This alternative culture is impossible under capitalism, where the tendency is for any and every technology to be acquired and
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by terr-dav 5y ago
I agree with your opinion. I just couldn't tell what the antecedent to 'they' was. Yeah, the financial paper trail is probably the most compelling. The most reactionary media figures tend to be directly financed by wealthy in
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by terr-dav 5y ago
Who does 'these people' refer to?
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by terr-dav 5y ago
What helps me is to view intelligence as strictly a matter of brain power. I can use my intelligence to do things that are stupid, unwise, misinformed, harmful, etc. What I take from the article is that saying stupid things is the best way
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by terr-dav 5y ago
The sub-headline reads: "...rising up against the tyranny of extreme activist trolls" She's crying about people being mean to her on the internet. Where's the tyranny, exactly?

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