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by usrn 4y ago
Word can export html and there are GUIs for github that don't need skills. I guess you could say there's some small amount of learning involved but it's extremely minimal. Arguably not more than these social media sites.
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by usrn 4y ago
You don't even have to pay for hosting or anything. Keep your stuff on github and use a CDN with free integration. It's fire and forget as long as you keep the domain registered. If github or your CDN misbehaves moving is pretty t
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by usrn 4y ago
On the Pinephone the rear camera homes the mobile into one end of the track when it's reset and makes a clicking sound.
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by usrn 4y ago
Something on this site tries to access my camera. I can hear it resetting when the page loads.
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by usrn 4y ago
My car looks like a homeless meth dealer lives in it and the registration is often expired. I very rarely get stopped but maybe that's because I live on the east coast?
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by usrn 4y ago
Where I grew up we heated the house with wood and talked about professional loggers quite a bit.
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by usrn 4y ago
The ones that do usually do it the day of the shooting so this wouldn't help with that.
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by usrn 4y ago
>8hr "planning" sessions One place I was at had quarterly 3 day planning sessions. That was something else.
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by usrn 4y ago
On my machine I send this directly to nsupdate and have part of my personal domain delegated to that machine for dns stuff like this.
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by usrn 4y ago
As someone who stumbled into a long term relationship with an immigrant of a very different race and culture this is probably the last thing I would recommend to an middle-aged person, especially one wanting to have kids. I know that might
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by usrn 4y ago
I'm pretty sure I've run into binaries breaking on new versions of Glibc but maybe it's because the architecture or calling convention changed. I've never really gotten the sense that GNU cares much about binary compatib
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by usrn 4y ago
Yup, but if you're heading for a crash generally you try to pull up and not just head straight into the ground.
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by usrn 4y ago
It doesn't matter when they're brought to the West to replace the children we didn't have they'll live with the infrastructure that's already here which means having a similar carbon footprint. They're also rel
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by usrn 4y ago
Once they move to the US they have a high carbon footprint like anyone else there. Their culture won't change though, that takes many generations and a relatively homogeneous culture to assimilate into which is going away (largely due
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by usrn 4y ago
Heh. When the complaint is that the high birthrates of the world are unsustainable, it's the people with the high birthrates that are doing that. Also keep in mind that Africa relies heavily on aid from these countries with the high CO
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by usrn 4y ago
It doesn't matter when Africa is exploding. All the low birthrate in the West does is weaken the countries trying to protect the environment. As this continues corporations will bring in the people from these undeveloped countries who
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by usrn 4y ago
Being exposed to burning alkali metals isn't great either. I guess the chronic health problems that creates are less "silent" though.
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by usrn 4y ago
That certainly helps, but I don't think that's it alone. Any company can keep secrets but that doesn't make them interesting without something else.
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by usrn 4y ago
I mostly socialized at church, there are also homeschool co-ops.
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by usrn 4y ago
Right. The problem with projects like systemd and wayland isn't technical, it's social.
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by usrn 4y ago
>What if it crashes If an interactive program crashes the user would notice and kill it. If you never handle the nohup signal (and, again, the only reason for handling it in an interactive program is because you want that program to pers
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by usrn 4y ago
Don't you have empathy for poor creators like the executive branch of the US federal government though? The dislike button was making things rough for them.
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by usrn 4y ago
If you don't install a signal handler the process gets killed frozen or not. The only reason you would ever handle the hup signal is if you want exactly this behavior (user deciding when to terminate the process rather than the OS.) G
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by usrn 4y ago
Sighup already does this by default. You have tools like nohup and tmux that explicitly (as in, you won't do it accidentally) get around this and systemd breaks those. What bit me last time was running apt upgrade in tmux (I always
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by usrn 4y ago
It's a conspiracy theory until it turns out there really is a conspiracy.
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by usrn 4y ago
People already effectively do this by just watching volume before earnings.
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by usrn 4y ago
"Democracy" just means rule by the elite, either via PR and manipulation or otherwise.
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by usrn 4y ago
They still do this. It really sucks when you don't expect it. I wish the people who wanted all this crap would just go run ChromeOS since it does what they want better anyway.
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by usrn 4y ago
If you're careless you won't know what you're using.
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by usrn 4y ago
I'm currently in the "X11 is still better group" but I will say the way QT does modals on X drives me up the wall and it would be nice to have something force it to behave.

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