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CrampusDestrus
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Comment #36828918
Just depend on the tightly interconnected global trade and manufacturing pipeline needed to bring those Chinese solar panels to the middle of nowhere! At this point Ford trucks are…
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Comment #36826801
in my locale's keyboard, curly brackets and the dollar sign are not obvious to input. they require an additional combo of keys that most people have no idea about.
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Comment #36826659
Here's why: the world is not able bodied Americans, so let us decide what password is best for us through our input methods
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Comment #36813677
A more accurate title would be: private banks shenaningans explained through Tron. Tron has really nothing to do with this topic
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Comment #36813429
Warning: this is not a blog post about all the enjoyable activities you can partake in the company of a norse deity
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Comment #36813025
Which terminal are you using that supports variable length fonts this well?
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Comment #36813020
It's not really an alternative. The appeal is the very organic and human look. The one you liked is certainly more apt for medieval stuff, but it still looks digital
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Comment #36812557
you mean "consequenches"
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Comment #36793213
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Comment #36789041
Resources are finite. If college courses were recorded lessons or they just gave you a theory book and an exercises book, then of course we could automate everything. Just sign up,…
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Comment #36772891
Businesses should have in their best interest to add themselves to Apple Maps (which they can do). If you see something not showing just pop inside and tell the manager. That's wha…
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Comment #36772715
>You can't easily contribute to Apple Maps or add places yes you can, you simply select an item on the map and report a problem. also they already hire third party agencies to add …
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Comment #36772615
We are clearly not talking about the market share of desktops because you are making a personal distinction between the Linux Desktop and the Linux Desktop Experience™. ChromeOS is…
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Comment #36772461
if researchers are so untrustworthy then what's your solution?
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Comment #36772301
"unrelated reasons" should not be an acceptable excuse though. either state the reason or it goes into the trash. and if they were private reasons you can still contact them to con…
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Comment #36772242
You can also contribute to Apple Maps. Be the change you want to see
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Comment #36772203
The researchers will have to have gone through some kind of third party agency to get the partecipants. This agency should be queried to see the number they report
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Comment #36772145
If we discover that we can´t trust researchers then what else are we left with? Doctor-patient privacy works if the doctor is truthful in their reporting
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Comment #36771925
that's such a vague question for example, if you have 50 partecipants but only provide the multimedia evidence for 20 of them your study should be thrown out the window
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Comment #36771561
it's 2023, we have the means to cheaply record and store audio and video evidence for basically any medical experiment. we can record every patient reaction and opinion without rel…
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Comment #36771499
ChromeOS is quite literally desktop Linux. If instead of a custom immutable Gentoo distribution they chose to base on Fedora Silverblue would it be any different? They would still …
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Comment #36771206
container tabs != tab grouping tab grouping uses the same cookies everywhere, whereas container tabs provide isolated workspaces each with their own set of cookies
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Comment #36771192
ChromeOS is an immutable Gentoo installation. The offered additional Linux environment is, understandably, based on Debian in order to allow for the most compatibility with .deb pa…
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Comment #36762029
>Yes, we know that this is Oracle, but... There might be different alignments, but you simply cannot write stuff like this and get away with it if any of your superiors disagree. T…