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Twitter isn't a news paper. You shouldn't be getting your news from randos on Twitter.
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I've never used the Mac version but Peazip is open-source. https://peazip.github.io
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5y ago
I always thought ⭈ was to tell you where the bacon goes on engineering drawings.
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5y ago
If you invested, yes. Plus this assumes technology wouldn't have advanced regardless and ignores the massive financial pullback in the tech industry that hampered progress for years after the crash.
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5y ago
tl;dr Never delete a production cluster
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5y ago
The top comment says it's the system sound for inserting/removing a USB storage device. I'm guessing it's a loose connector or shorted wire and the vibration from standing up and moving the chair is causing it to briefly
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5y ago
>For example, something posted 7 years ago will be marked as posted recently on Google. I've noticed this too. I think Google Search is updating the page's timestamp in the search cache every time anything changes on the page i
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5y ago
Check the publication date...
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> These nuances don't appear to affect how DuckDuckGo's users feel about Weinberg's announcement. At the time this piece was published, Weinberg's tweet about the "down-rank" has been replied to more than 10
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5y ago
This article misses a ton. In addition to all the ones mentioned already what about all the early operating systems written in assembly like Apple DOS or Commodore DOS and the Pascal family of OSs like Mac OS Classic and Toro Kernel.
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I can't find anything. FSF's site doesn't seem to even mention Manjaro. The only thing I could find that references both the FSF and Manjaro is this article from GNU explaining why they don't endorse any particular distr
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Putin’s hackers gained full access to Hungary’s foreign ministry networks
(direkt36.hu)
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But the attacker used 2 transactions. The first one should have been flagged immediately. Plus the servers themselves were compromised. Four of them. The attacker was able to take control of 4 different servers without even being noticed. T
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5y ago
It's because most websites now are designed by marketers instead of actual web designers.
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His software sang the words of God. Then it went silent
(inputmag.com)
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A foreign state run entity like Sputnik is not protected under the Constitution. They're not US citizens.
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You kind of glossed over the 2 other points the author makes. 1) This would have minimum impact on the Russian government and military. 2) This would undermine dissident Russian citizens efforts against the Russian government leaving them w
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5y ago
> The SWIFT exclusion is not extremely harmful to Putin and his direct followers > All these events will lead to unrest and panic in the country, which will be put down by the Russian authorities. This is missing the broader point o
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We seriously need to start charging the people who make these decisions at companies like Boeing for the crimes they committed like we would anyone else. Colorado sentenced a truck driver for a multiple fatality accident that killed 4 to ov
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5y ago
Reminds me of coral.
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He's also a columnist for RT the Russian state controlled news organization. He literally being paid by the Russian government.
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They know their Russian counterparts are going to see the announcement so I'm thinking it's a subtle dig and veiled threat to remind them it can get way worse.
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Does it taste good with lemon and melted butter?
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5y ago
Or just fail miserably like every other 'conservative' dating site.
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Yes that's been happening to me also. For some reason the past few weeks my feed has been inundated with short meme/clip videos from random low quality channels. Not that Youtube's recommendations were particularly good to be
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It's not the appearance. Load it on a mobile browser and you'll see what everyone is talking about. You wouldn't even have to change the desktop version. Just have a mobile option too. HN's layout is so deadpan simple is
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Dumb question, what is a 'life story' interview?
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I feel dumber now knowing this discussion exists. They're just making up terms and arbitrarily applying them to people based on their personal opinions and perception. How is this a thing? This exactly why I have nothing to do with &#x
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Are you really claiming someone who landed a $100M+ contract on one of the largest streaming platforms in the world in addition to his Youtube channel and Facebook page, who is reaching tens of million of people every day is being censored?
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Is this really worth $79? It took over 4 weeks to build... 4 weeks is not that long and there is no $79 plan.
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