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by vitro 3y ago
..when they _have to_ make you money. I play a musical instrument for a long long time, nowhere as good as a very good players, but sometimes I get a small paid gig and it is actually a fun thing to do. My life doesn't depend on the in
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by vitro 3y ago
You can have TOTP as a browser extension. Not saying you should, just that there is a possibility. A bonus is easier backup of secrets so loosing your phone does not lock you out.
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by vitro 3y ago
> number of ads ... also in Gmail I wonder when they cut IMAP/POP3 access to Gmail.
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by vitro 3y ago
Curious question, why not use this approach for example with wind farms or solar farms? You'd avoid the need to build high capacity cables which are sometimes a reason why renewables do not spread that much. I can imagine that coming i
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by vitro 3y ago
Yep, that's what my teacher said. I don't listen to your words, I look at your actions. Your actions betray you.
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by vitro 3y ago
Slightly off-topic, but because of farming we also started to have problem with mistletoe. Many small bushes of rose-hips, blackthorns and other food that birds usually eat disappeared because of smaller fields being merged to one, flattene
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by vitro 4y ago
In Czech there is a verb "mrskat" - to flog - and one flog/flap can be said as one "mrsk". Made me giggle.
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by vitro 4y ago
Slightly related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34940181 https://github.com/Haxxnet/Compose-Examples
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by vitro 4y ago
What about if you would just... ask? I usually allow sending telemetry back if I'm asked nicely and the reason is explained well.
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by vitro 4y ago
You can set tab display width for whatever width you prefer, you cannot do the same for space. From accessibility point of view, tabs are more usable for people with sight problems.
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by vitro 4y ago
On my recent workshop regarding kids' psychology, there was said that social media and online world in general is the only drug that you have to learn kids to get used to gradually. There's no point in restricting them screen time
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by vitro 4y ago
You're right, from the article: > The new AMD EPYC CPUs sit at about 25%. You can see in this graph where we promoted the new database server from replica (read-only) to primary (read/write) on September 15.
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by vitro 4y ago
Let's Encrypt's database server [1] would beg to differ. For businesses at certain scale two servers are really an overkill. [1] https://letsencrypt.org/2021/01/21/next-gen-database-servers...
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by vitro 4y ago
You can set up Alert words in your personal settings and when that word appears in the chat, you will get notified as well.
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by vitro 4y ago
Read Kafka's The Trial [1], nice description of how it feels to be a person living in such system. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trial
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by vitro 5y ago
Although more expensive, because of rooms constellation we have, I've resorted to bridge some areas by using powerline adapters and it works surprisingly well, if you are lucky and find a socket combination where devices see each other
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by vitro 5y ago
I guess you cannot calculate only a produce of those bees. Trees and flowers pollinated are a significant "side effect" that we neef for our survival.
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by vitro 5y ago
As a beginner, in zen, for example, it is advised against meditating alone as your practice may just turn to fortifying your own beliefs, views and opinions. That's why there is a sangha - a group of fellow meditators who will tell you
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by vitro 5y ago
Curious question, what about if you use some of these "dark" approaches for something good? Say some education app that hooks you so you can progress and learn more. Are they still called "dark patterns" in this case? Ex
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by vitro 5y ago
Exercise Sun salutation several times. Then cold shower. Meditation, if there is time. Really gets your energies flowing.
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by vitro 5y ago
OVH then? They have similar offerings, unlimited traffic, multiple datacenters to pick from.
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by vitro 5y ago
What about a startup with more than hundred contributors on a make-the-world-better mission and tight budget?
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by vitro 5y ago
Just trying it out and the simplicity and user friendliness is great. Thank you for such a nice piece of software, we'll give it a try and use it in our company. Is there a way or do you plan to add page translations? Some of our contr
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by vitro 5y ago
Perhaps you are viewing it from a country, that has purchasing power this pricing was designed to. I'm viewing it from Czech Republic and see the message there. There was a small discussion on HN previously about Dracula theme and thi
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by vitro 5y ago
I really like the approach I've seen at https://draculatheme.com when you go to the purchase page of their PRO offering. > Hey! You're coming from Some country where this could be too expensive. > I believe in Pu
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by vitro 5y ago
The quora answer [1] by Franklin Veaux to question "How can a disease with 1% mortality shut down the United States?" explains nicely that it is not binary live/die at all. Mind though that this was written in the beginning o
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by vitro 5y ago
Or rich parents who care and have time for you. Always reminds me of the comic [1] On a plate by Toby Morris. [1] https://digitalsynopsis.com/inspiration/privileged-kids-on-a...
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by vitro 5y ago
Heh, TIL this connection, it never occurred to me before. In Czech it is motýl and to motal means to walk as if you are drunk :)
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by vitro 5y ago
Yep, same with Thunderbird. I'd like to donate directly to the development of those, but it is not possible, AFAIK.
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Linked – unclutter your mind by writing everything down, each and every day(uselinked.com)
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