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by vxNsr 3y ago
and then force the country to fire the top prosecutor who was investigating his son's illegal activities, truly imagine if such person would do something like that and then have the audacity to publicly brag about it knowing full well
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by vxNsr 3y ago
seems to be down, here's the archive: https://archive.ph/L2cHM
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by vxNsr 3y ago
The authors estimated an extra 100k deaths/year over 5 years… that’s very striking.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Isn’t that just a symptom of ADHD? I would say the advice still holds. Movement is just to stimulate your mind to retain focus, but in this case we don’t want stimulation, so you’ll still be able to (with will power) remain still in bed.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Oh man! Remember when pop up blocking was essential! Was the original adblocking and built into every browser.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Coming from windows, I’m a little confused how this works, is he reinstalling Linux/Ubuntu every week on all his machines? Or is it possible to “upgrade in place” just the kernel and leave your files/data alone, if the latter, is
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Leaked Wipeout source code leads to near-total rewrite and remaster(arstechnica.com)
17 points by vxNsr 3y ago|1 comments
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Yup, when I was working desktop support a few years ago my manager told me to just format the drive and send it back to dell at the end of the lease, they’d secure erase it anyway and the data was safe, I never trusted that and used dd to o
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by vxNsr 3y ago
I find discourse difficult and confusing to use. Everything seems mixed up together, so it’s never clear what the topic is supposed to be, and scrolling is a nightmare. I actually kinda like pagination as it means I can know where a post ba
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by vxNsr 3y ago
oddly, they're actually committing to higher storage usage, as they're gonna start offering one year retention as part of the base package, which used to cost $2/m extra, so in effect (from their perspective) they haven'
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by vxNsr 3y ago
does this mean they're not currently profitable?
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by vxNsr 3y ago
The reason AHK is so popular is because the ugliness that most “real” programming languages won’t tolerate is what makes it so approachable in the beginning.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Yup, the nice thing about windows was everything was accessible by both mouse and keyboard so for people who needed the gui to figure things out it’s there for you and for people who are comfortable on the keyboard you used to be able to ne
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by vxNsr 3y ago
My company keeps trying to force me onto W11. I’ve gotten to the point where I’ve marked my connection as “limited” so it won’t download any updates and outlook asks me if I still want to connect even though I’m on a slow connection. Only
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by vxNsr 3y ago
isn't the chinese market even more messed up because people are buying houses that don't exist yet, at least in 08/09 there was something, the asset itself, while overvalued did at least have some value, in china a lot of peo
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by vxNsr 3y ago
I knew everything was going downhill when I saw the windows 8 back button. It looked like it’d been hastily drawn by me in MSPaint for a school assignment. Nothing was aligned, and the arrow was actually pixelated on my 720p laptop screen
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by vxNsr 3y ago
> For decades, the argument for sticking with Windows was that it was a single stable UI/UX with lots of established conventions. The same menus in the same places, the same hotkeys worked everywhere, etc. Linux couldn't claim
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Did this once, then forgot and then was very confused why it would only update if I held down f5. Took like a week for me to remember/realize.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
That’s that person’s point.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Nope, I think the politicians at the top are hopelessly naive or simply too maliciously self involved to care. And are more concerned with appearances than any of the values they claim to espouse.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Unintentional collateral death in the pursuit of preventing much bigger tragedies is in no way comparable to an intentional conquest and indiscriminate bombing of civilian targets. Not to mention the direct molestations and mutilations that
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by vxNsr 3y ago
It’s truly shocking how much misinformation people will believe because it jives with their current beliefs.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Again it is extreme naïveté, those assassins when caught are summarily executed. Iran will pick people off the street, accuse them of working for Israel and kill them, just to send a message to their own people. They’re not politely returni
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by vxNsr 3y ago
This feels like one of those things you'll read about every 10 years for your entire life and will always be just 3-5 years away
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. I agree, I myself was waiting for ublock to stop working before I migrated to Firefox but now that I’m hearing it will still mostly work… I just don’t care that much. So they collect all this info on me…
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Saw this featured elsewhere and think it’s pretty cool, I think this space is still ripe for disruption so I’m happy to see open source options.
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DocuSeal: Open-Source Document Signing(docuseal.co)
1 points by vxNsr 3y ago|1 comments
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by vxNsr 3y ago
I had a teacher 15 years ago who didn’t trust us not to have family members edit our work to the point where it was no longer our work so he only gave in class writing assignments. Homework was always research or reading.
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by vxNsr 3y ago
I’ve yet to see any real correlation between increasing technology in the classroom and increasing learning. In general technology in the classroom is a hindrance to real education. It turns out most people learn better writing by hand and
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by vxNsr 3y ago
Can we all just agree that colleges not the US government should be on the hook for unpaid loans? I’m all for loan forgiveness if it comes out of the universities’ coffers. In fact let’s take this to the next level, automatic wage garnishin

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