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MavropaliasG
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Comment #48075570
The author is completely missing the point of markdown. "HTML can convey much richer information compared to markdown. It can of course do simple document structure like headers an…
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Comment #45964424
Which "Island", is that a book?
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Comment #45194664
Why don't you go and watch some videos on PeerTube and see the practice for yourself?
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Comment #45194150
PeerTube is built to scale, the more users the better bandwidth because you stream from peers
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Comment #43383022
More money is not the problem, Firefox receives 600+ million USD per year. Is how they waste the money and going back on their pledges and what Mozilla stood for
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Comment #43367507
Been using it since 2015 as my main driver in all my computers, and rarely did I have an issue with stability.
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Comment #37741740
What about the ultimatum we were given 2 years ago on COVID vaccines from our employers?
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Comment #37632360
At the end of the article the author seems resigned and that it seems impossible to bring this to the end user. I don't understand why? Why can't this be a keyboard that I can swit…
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Comment #37620084
Can someone explain to me what is the advantage of using something like LastPass over simply the in-built password manager that Firefox or other browsers have? I know that LastPass…
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Comment #37543048
Most well-documented pharmacological intervention to increase lifespan in aspirin. The most well-documented non-pharmacological is caloric restriction (with some evidence showing p…
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Comment #37269689
So they didn't use an object-oriented programming language, they used a functional programming language.
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Comment #36516056
Use OSF (osf.io) instead, which is made for open science
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Comment #36488823
Aren't they equipped with GPS?
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Comment #36474404
The article is very badly written. Better to read the abstract. https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2023/03/02/bjsports-2022-...
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Comment #35715072
That's the kind of garbage results you get when you run a study with only 20 participants. Also they changed to both mediterranean and ketogenic? Wtf
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Comment #33799012
Atlas Shrugged for reasons I will not disclose.
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Comment #33274717
Will we ever read anything written by a human ever again?
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It's wiser to buy hardware no sooner than 6 months after release. Do you agree?
Either for computers, or smartphones. That's not only because the first 6 months will be the most expensive they will ever be, but because the first iterations usually have bugs an…
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Comment #32747561
Well no. I'm not a developer, but I do donate to open source projects I like and use. I have not donated to LO, and I do not intend to, as I am not satisfied either with it's curre…
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Why is LibreOffice still so bad?
It is interesting how LibreOffice has grown, yet no matter how much attention it gets (even professional contributions such as from Collabora) it remains buggy, jittery, and with a…