xypage

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by xypage 4y ago
This is exactly what people have been worried about with the shift towards subscriptions instead of outright buying things. You didn't really pay to __own__ a specific piece of software anymore, you're paying for access to it. Bec
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by xypage 4y ago
tabliss is great, you can pull up your github contribution calendar (without needing to sign in to github), show the weather, and add links that you can open with the number keys which is convenient and saves a solid quarter second of typin
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by xypage 4y ago
Because Netflix was the competition, the competition for cable and expensive physical media. Now all the companies who took none of that risk are coming into streaming and get to take their IPs off Netflix, copying their system (but worse,
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by xypage 4y ago
The one in your pocket is dry, plus if it did somehow start conducting through you it'd zap your leg/wrist and hurt, maybe cause you to spasm and kick something, but that's it. If one on your heart/in your eye socket doe
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by xypage 4y ago
What actually is the difference between .onion sites and clearnet ones? I understand Tor but I've never really looked into what's different about .onion
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by xypage 4y ago
+1 for obsidian, I love it. I've tried for years to make Zettelkasten work for me and have struggled to fully commit with atomic notes but in attempting I stumbled upon obsidian and even if you aren't going full Zettelkasten with
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by xypage 4y ago
The issue with things like weighted vests or weighted leg braces is that it's 20 lbs in one place, and it's not attached to you the same way your flesh is. If you gained 20 pounds it'd be distributed around your body, on vari
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by xypage 4y ago
I'm finding it hard to give you the benefit of the doubt because it really sounds like you're advocating for a Google monopoly, which doesn't help anyone. Sure having a bunch of different battery types is annoying but in that
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by xypage 4y ago
I don't think banning the offender is in order to punish them for doing something wrong so much as to manually ensure it's not crawling your site
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by xypage 4y ago
I don't think it's joke research, I think they chose an effect that might have positive correlation and proved that, then showed at least one environmental factor that could explain it and how you could find correlation there too.
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by xypage 4y ago
The issue is it's still going to end up doing some aggregating second hand as users copy recipes they've found on other websites to CookTime, it won't be the website itself doing it but I'd imagine they're still lia
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by xypage 4y ago
It sounds like the blogging portions are usually added for SEO purposes since a lot of those people use their blogs as their job so they need to optimize for clicks, I don't view that as an issue even if the quality is debatable. Regar
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by xypage 4y ago
I don't think they're talking about posting your work for free on the internet, they mean when you submit an assignment for a class turnitin stores your assignment so they can check future submissions against yours. In this case,
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by xypage 5y ago
I don't think that's a good comparison. Paint is to Photoshop as a crayola 64 pack of crayons is to a paint brush and palette. Yeah Michelangelo did crazy stuff with old tools but he'd still use the same thing today, he'
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by xypage 5y ago
I hate to tell someone with a solution they're happy with to change, but consider firefox. It lets you customize your toolbar and remove/add/resize whatever you want, and anything you still want access to but don't want