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I've found Flym https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.frju.flym/ to be a decent RSS reader.
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Agreed. Looking at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_g... only 2 of the top 10 (GTA V and PUBG) have what I would call a realistic aesthetic. Even looking at the entire list, games with a more
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5y ago
The thing that gets me is remembering the slightly different rules for the various regex engines. Like which ones support which operators, which operators need to be escaped, etc.
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> (c) It's using bounded numbers in the range where the Collatz Conjecture is known to be true; The input is an unsigned __int128, and I believe Collatz has only been verified up to 2^68.
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> it is easier to contribute code than convince an artist to contribute art tailored to a very specific style I sometimes wonder if modding scenes draw most of the volunteer artistic talent that might otherwise be available to open-sourc
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5y ago
Just improving womens' educational opportunities in the developing world would go a long way. It's the #2 thing on project drawdown https://drawdown.org/solutions/health-and-education
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5y ago
For email, I have found that just turning off automatic message fetching helps. For some reason the small amount of friction of having to manually trigger it and then wait a few seconds keeps me from doing it compulsively.
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5y ago
If they allow any "botanical" fruits, wouldn't that also include grains and legumes? In which case it's basically just a vegan diet.
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I think it's more the opposite, no? You go to the store for something you need, but then on your way out you pick up a bag of chips or a chocolate bar or whatever. I suspect that's why they often put them on display in the check-o
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This makes me wonder what did cause Python's / Ruby's rise in popularity if there weren't any huge changes to the languages themselves in that time. I guess maybe the emergence of Rails in Ruby's case? And for Pytho
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5y ago
Like Pascal's wager
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Most Linux distros aren't 100% posix compliant as far as I know.
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5y ago
vs "lol use a real editor n00b"
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http://xkcd.com/927/ sorry, but I had to
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5y ago
I just checked /r/linux, which I browse on occasion, and the three sponsored posts I saw on the front page were for Intel vPro, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Google Chromebooks. Those all seem at least reasonably relevant.
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5y ago
Couldn't you look yourself up and adjust your playstyle accordingly? Like "oh, these guys will be expecting me to do X, but now I'm going to do Y instead to throw them off".
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5y ago
Not owning a car in a car in the US / Canada, your taxes are probably disproportionately going toward maintaining car-oriented infrastructure as opposed to public transit (depending to some extent on where exactly you live, I guess). S
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I've seen people on 4chan /g/ include the M, but it being 4chan, they rearrange the acronym into something offensive that I shan't repeat.
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It has significantly more fructose which can cause digestive issues for some people (search fructose malabsorption, it's apparently fairly common).
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5y ago
Would having to curb CO2 emissions stunt Indian / African economic development more than the effects of climate change will? Those two areas are particularly vulnerable to the worst of the impacts as I understand it (extreme heat, food
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Good essay by Orwell that touches on this sort of thing https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel... I used to be guilty of writing this way and one of my high school English teachers recommended I r
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5y ago
Wow, more than infinity!
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This is a helpful tip, but I feel like it kinda reinforces the broader point about emacs's lack of discoverability. I've been using it for years and wasn't aware of this feature until today.
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I don't know, wine kinda just barely works as it is. Introducing another layer of complexity through sandboxing would be opening a can of worms. Like I know Chromium's GPU sandbox has caused weird bugs in the past because it preve
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Then don't give these companies your business. I certainly don't. There are enough games that don't pull this kind of shit to keep me entertained.
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That's it mister, I am disgruntled. And up until now, I was relatively gruntled. (Simpsons S16E11)
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Evidently making blanket statements about two geographically huge and economically / culturally heterogenous areas is misguided.
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At least to some extent, competition was the reason for the first moon landing, right?
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5y ago
A missing brace or parenthesis still often leads to pretty confusing error messages, I find. I don't know much about parsers, though, maybe that's just a really hard thing to deal with.
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5y ago
What will we replace it with this time?
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