tifadg1

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by tifadg1 6y ago
Horrible reddit behavior fixed my reddit mobile browsing addiction. Horrible firefox update fixed my hn mobile browsing addiction. Forced slowness on my phone fixed my addiction to play games there. Forced windows updates fixed my laziness
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Those people are a lost cause. Its the same as how do you refute a saying "there's nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide". You can tell your facts and statistics, but at the end of the day it means nothing as their unde
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by tifadg1 6y ago
You're over-reacting. Neither the benefits nor the harm is fast enough so that you don't have time to adjust. If you continue doing something despite it causing active harm, that's just on you (as in generally).
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by tifadg1 6y ago
sort by date doesn't work. Neither does on google, but if you're trying to get me to bookmark, what's your distinct advantage over the easy to remember site:reddit.com?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
having filtered the following results on google (google search filter), I'm finding the content to be bearable again: experts-exchange.com medium.com steemit.com quora.com
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by tifadg1 6y ago
couldn't that be said about every financial instrument ever, solely due to complexity and crust built over time/changing regulations?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I meant navigating quickly within headers of the same document. Certainly you can insert links to external documents, but it feels more useful theoretically than practically, as you'd seldom open a document looking for a specific thing
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by tifadg1 6y ago
headless export to html (on a dir), then parse each file to split per heading (1 heading 1 card). Back side contains the whole heading content, front side contains rule based text to guide what the question is looking for, so may contain *
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Could someone enlighten me what is the biggest advantage or this and similar tools over libreoffice writer? I've been using it extensively for years for technical documentation, have hundreds of bitrot-free documents, and am extensivel
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Ofcourse - that was always the promise of the tech revolution - to become connected from day 1 - and we're getting there. 40 years ago only well-to-do people were connected, 20 years ago it trickled down to teens, nowadays we've r
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Well I for one do have multiple complains, but I'm impartial now to it's success having switched to KDE years ago. If something happened to KDE I'd switch to Cinnamon. If something happened yet again, I'd continue my sea
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by tifadg1 6y ago
well it would be strange if software got worse with new releases.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
not the same as a get away driver is still part of the organised action. I would say a better, or atleast much more controversial example is this - you cannot hold BLM movement responsible for the people that loot and burn, for exactly the
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by tifadg1 6y ago
You know how they say - it's the MS way or the OS-working-against-you way!
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by tifadg1 6y ago
It's easy taking the high road when you're not the one actually doing something. As a business, if you're getting something for free, assume someone else is subsidising you, as there's no such thing as free lunch.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Thats neither factually nor theoretically correct, as all the EU laws apply until the transition period has expired, which I wouldn't be surprised will be extended given corona has taken so much focus and time away from it.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
so what should be done, in your opinion, if it works very well for 51% of people, good enough for 48% and breaks the work flow of 1%? easiest answer is to say get rid of the inter-dependencies, but that's throwing money and time at a p
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Looking over that thread convinced me more than anything that some can't see past their little garden.
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by tifadg1 7y ago
By that train of thought, why not have a socialist society and put the potential profits into running a better society?
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by tifadg1 7y ago
Ah yes, because it's all black and white.
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by tifadg1 7y ago
Reading your last paragraph made me wonder if maybe systemd is suffering from the bike-shed affect - while barrier of entry to say kernel development is so that it detracts most bystanding naysayers, as far as systemd goes, it feels like a