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vegetable
6mo ago
Aptly named
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vegetable
6mo ago
I predict a massive uptick in linux switchover as soon as installation and activation of some newer ms-office versions (2019, 2021 or 2024) become possible. I think 2019 was the first that shipped with a full fledged power query. In my expe
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vegetable
9mo ago
What does "industry" mean. Which firms were involved? Were all firms involved?
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vegetable
10mo ago
> People don’t like paying for software, demand constant updates and hate subscriptions. constant updates
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vegetable
1y ago
I think his video makes it clear how hard it is to make something made-in-america--even this product isn't. On the product front alone, people would be making a decision to spend ~5-10x something made-in-notamerica. gains from trade is
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vegetable
1y ago
Maybe one of their execs fat fingered and shared something embarrassingly.
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They Didn't Make Dire Wolves They Made Something Else [video]
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vegetable
1y ago
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vegetable
1y ago
I can't put my finger on it. Something about the recent announcement video of de-extinction of dire wolves immediately filled me with skepticism. I don't know if it was the very marketing-y video or the animations or what? But I d
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vegetable
2y ago
Maybe I'm not understanding what's meant by sponsorblock support? Sponsorblock works with invidious too and has worked for at least two years. There's a toggle that needs to be enabled in the addon (if I'm remembering co
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vegetable
3y ago
You should never double click to open a csv file in excel. You should ALWAYS import the file into excel. Set your types during import. Many of the complaints about excel's csv handling in this thread are user errors.
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vegetable
3y ago
Gdi. I had it installed for over 1 year as a backup browser. Even used it along with thorium winupdater since last few months, so probably had it updated multiple times too. Stick to Firefox folks.
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vegetable
3y ago
I've had a blank landing page for a while. However, I tend to prune channels pretty aggressively with BlockTube. YouTube still works ok, though- cause I can just search and start watching videos. My geotargeted homepage has only garbag
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vegetable
3y ago
There are other apps, though. The id system of the local apps are fairly lax, so the driver will just create another account. Besides, they don't always cancel rides. Sometimes they accept "manufactured" rides. E.g. once you&
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vegetable
3y ago
Import CSVs into excel; don't double click to open. Been telling this to colleagues since excel 2007 days; still have never managed to get anyone to follow this advice.
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vegetable
3y ago
Not even slowness for me... Each time I've had to change phones was because of a failing battery at around the 4 year mark.
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vegetable
3y ago
I checked to. On my computer, with a fresh install, i have to kill Utility: Bat Ledger Service from the brave task manager every time the browser is started. Thankfully it stays closed. The ads and crypto stuff are also not exactly as simpl
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vegetable
3y ago
IIRC, the background processes for these ad and crypto services still run in the background even when you disable them. I haven't checked the browser in a long while. But it's easily verifiable by opening the brave task manager. Q
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vegetable
4y ago
Duckduckgo has pretty much become one of the mainstream search engines. Normal, everyday users who find google's surveillance offputting because of its comprehensive nature probably think they are comparatively more private with someth
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vegetable
4y ago
Apart from ublock filters you can use the Wikiless frontend. An addon like libredirect will redirect to an instance automatically.
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vegetable
4y ago
Not in front of a computer rn, but f12 should bring up the save as dialogue box (unless hijacked by another program).
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vegetable
4y ago
My workaround quite a while ago was to start a group chat with a friend and then removing him (he came up with the idea). Now it's a one member group where i share links/files for convenient (for me) access between my pc and phone
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vegetable
4y ago
Well, sleep is my chronic illness.
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vegetable
4y ago
Some more relevant information in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXRtNwUju5g Wendover Productions - How China broke the world's recycling
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vegetable
4y ago
I have noticed the same thing in multiple fora. Anytime there's any discussion involving brave, the comments are swarmed by rather vocal and hardcore fans and usually the discourse devolves into pretty extreme shilling.
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vegetable
4y ago
That is probably only cosmetic as the crypto related background processes will continue running and cannot be turned off. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/5429 I haven't installed brave in a
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vegetable
4y ago
Even worse; on leap years it will be temporarily renamed to Microsoft 366. /s
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vegetable
4y ago
I think the office 365 suit has been called Microsoft 365 for at least two years now.
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vegetable
4y ago
https://www.nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2022-photomicrogra...
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vegetable
4y ago
Virustotal profile: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/c84ce4f35dfe0ada475f6805...
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vegetable
4y ago
are we not mixing up private networks with user (consumer) privacy? not an expert by any means, but isn't VPN used exactly for creating non-public networks? e.g. when you log into your work network when WFH or connecting your branch of
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