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by vezycash 7y ago
Trump and Buhari are quite similar in how they preyed on the yearnings of the low class to get "elected". The Buhari administration blames the past administrations for every conceivable thing. (And I've seen Trump do the same
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by vezycash 7y ago
Na. They are already experts at that. Nigeria's president already spends an awful lot of time outside the country. Also didn't give a speech about the virus until late last month.
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by vezycash 7y ago
My explanation was wrong... Google support page explation for private DNS doesn't explain anything. Just recommends leaving it on.
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by vezycash 7y ago
It did happen to me. I used StevenBlack's Unified hosts + fakenews + gambling + porn + social It's over 1.4mb. And after any edit to the host file, it'd take minutes before I could browse. (Hard drive) When I switched to SSD,
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by vezycash 7y ago
I've been using adguard's dns to block ads on my phone* because pi-hole isn't an option for me at the moment. Also set it on a colleague's phone and he's thanked me severally for it. * (dns.adguard.com private DNS i
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The Accidental Invention of the Lifesaving Peacemaker(medihelp.life)
2 points by vezycash 7y ago|0 comments
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Hemp Hurds as Paper-Making Material(gutenberg.org)
1 points by vezycash 7y ago|0 comments
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Dead Skin, Living Art the Museum of Tattooed Skin(cvltnation.com)
1 points by vezycash 7y ago|0 comments
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by vezycash 7y ago
Can't you give it back to the corporation? Else, this is only the beginning of your frustrations. The next upgrade would almost certainly be worse.
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by vezycash 7y ago
Name specific countries, to the best of my knowledge, it's no longer in use because malaria has become resistant to Chloroquine. And I was glad to see it go out of use cos it caused crazy itching in many people. Touching water was like
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Activists create a 12.5M block library in Minecraft to bypass censorship(pulse.com.gh)
462 points by vezycash 7y ago|104 comments
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by vezycash 7y ago
>The real takeaway is sugar is fine in moderation It's like saying cocaine is fine in moderation. Only few people can self moderate addictive substances.
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by vezycash 7y ago
I don't know about honey but for fruits, the theory is raw versus processed. Raw means lots of fibre which acts as a natural limiter. More like coca leaves vs. cocaine. A teaspoon of granulated sugar is the equivalent of a stick or mor
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by vezycash 7y ago
>Extremely safe I.e. Won't kill you directly
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by vezycash 7y ago
Could they check to see if having Malaria inhibits infection by this virus?
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by vezycash 7y ago
I sent feedback directly - no response. Told a Mozilla developer here on HN twice. Second time, got downvoted as off topic. Firefox's current strategy is to manually label a handful of extensions as trustworthy in their marketplace. Th
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Rainbow Eucalyptus – The Most Colorful Tree on Earth(amusingplanet.com)
2 points by vezycash 7y ago|0 comments
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by vezycash 7y ago
Using the company this author helped to migrate to hubspot as an example. I'm not sure if the simpler solution - hubspot existed when the company started hacking solutions together. Also, the move to hobspot was relatively easy because
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by vezycash 7y ago
>they don't store your data This might have changed because they've been bought by an ad company
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by vezycash 7y ago
There are many cases where your DOCUMENT is uploaded to Microsoft. Much clearer.
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by vezycash 7y ago
MS shot themselves in the foot with the store on PC. I don't get why I can't use the store from my browser. I want to sign in to the bloody store from any browser of my choice, click the download button and have store app do the d
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by vezycash 7y ago
I feel their main mistake was lack of choice. The second biggest mistake was pushing too many changes at a time. For choice, they finally relented with windows 8.1 and allowed people to boot to desktop directly rather than the start screen.
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by vezycash 7y ago
I actually like Ribbon. What I hate is the save / options / preference / file menu of office 2016 upwards. It's a nightmare - just too many steps to save a simple file to disk. Even after using it for years, I still need
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by vezycash 7y ago
>but they're certainly becoming less necessary over time. It's a trick. The Microsoft I know never - NEVER, ever recreates an existing software completely before retiring it. And they'll retire the incomplete replacement w
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by vezycash 7y ago
>Maybe this is a sign im finally getting old. Nope. You're just fine. The current MS is just nuts. Imagine the breaks, accelerator, wind shield, steering for cars change positions for each new model. It wouldn't be your fault f
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by vezycash 7y ago
Busy work - that's what they are doing.
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by vezycash 7y ago
Everything has become more abundant recently - clean water, vegetable, meat, fat, sugar, even clean water. And less hunger too. I remember yawning repeatedly / feeling faint when I was younger but didn't know what I hungry until m
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by vezycash 7y ago
What if the chatbot asked questions and created a resume for me? What if the bot emails me to ask the question "What are you working on?" What's new? What have you worked on these past few days? And use the answers to create
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by vezycash 7y ago
If you're using chrome or it's derivatives, install the extension ZOOM TEXT ONLY. For Firefox no extension is needed on desktop. Google how to do it. For Android Firefox, I use the add-on called LEGIBILITY.
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by vezycash 7y ago
If you don't use the play store or apps that rely on play services. It should work fine. My issue with MS's forced use of online account is that there's zero merit for doing so. I don't use the store or any store app. I

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