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KlaymenDK

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    Comment #24788546

    To add to this, I prefer Ubuntu MATE, where "MATE" refers to the desktop environment: it's exactly what it needs to be, light and responsive and useful, without the need for a GPU …

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    Comment #24788197

    > modern Mac application bundles I just want to say that OLD Mac applications were exactly that, too -- even the OS was basically just "Finder" and "System", that was it. Dragging …

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    Comment #24787770

    >contemporary so-called casual games, which for reasons I can't explain, often give me unpleasant mental sensations. Contemporary as in "of that era" or "current times"? If the lat…

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    Comment #24787664

    I've successfully bought a home by self-GPG-signing and emailing documents (even in a country that has an official (albeit horrible) 'digital signature' solution).

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    Comment #24787642

    Buy any Brother printer and use the generic Linux driver. Done. Well, perhaps not the "replaceable parts", but that is doable with a 3D printer. I doubt Brother would come after yo…

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    Comment #23151572

    "One advantage is they can be parked sideways on most streets" Caveat lector. I know this to be technically illegal in some European countries, even when the entire vehicle is park…

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    Comment #22726197

    Speaking as a European, do USians have access to HÅG chairs, or some of the other brands designed by Peter Opsvik? They definitely allow varied sitting positions and have a very hi…

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    Comment #22696756

    Thank you for this, I really had a blast. As others have noted, it doesn't look so fine on mobile, there are a ton of typo's, and the discoverability of some things is lacking -- t…

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    Comment #22402804

    YES!!!1! At least, I would love it if there were. Personally, my favourite device was a Palm, my brother's was a Psion, but the basic idea is the same. How often do you hear people…

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    Comment #20854519

    That's a very neat rule, and an interesting application of "code comments are bad and should not be used". Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #20851292

    Although you already have a number of answers, still I want to provide another. I've been using Dvorak* for over a decade now, and I love it. Mind you, I never claimed to be a part…

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    Comment #19928599

    My kids are not quite old enough to require keyboard input (doing it, not receiving it, ya dummy) but I have pondered this very question. I have been using Dvorak almost exclusivel…

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    Comment #19548334

    Valitor Denmark | Hiring in Copenhagen, Denmark | Fulltime, preferably onsite We're hiring front-end, back-end, and full-stack Java and PHP developers, at least 5 positions to be f…

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    Comment #19481578

    > In fact, the opposite: today our computing devices are less programmable and less customizable than ever before. Ohh, I'm not at all sure I agree with that -- but then again, I a…

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    Comment #18909452

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/superstop/ With SuperStop, you just hit Shift+Esc and all animations will stop. :)

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    Comment #18872719

    Man, it's annoying when things are named with such common words. Here is (I think) their web site: https://www.notion.so/mobile It doesn't seem to have a web or Linux desktop app, …

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    Comment #18872680

    I'm probably too late to the game, but here goes anyway. I feel that not enough people are mentioning outliners -- essentially lists within lists within lists. My favourite one is …

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    Comment #17752411

    Yes, this must be it. Thank you (and other commenters!) for the added references.

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    Comment #17749888

    I would recommend "Underground", a text-only e-book about (perhaps even by?) Kevin Mitnick, how the entire hacker scene got started, and through the cat-and-mouse game that led to …