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afita

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    Comment #30626899

    I recommend RecipeSage ( https://recipesage.com/ ).

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    Comment #26105856

    Here is a screenshot that I uploaded a while ago on Wikimedia Commons, showing a terminal session on Linux running edbrowse rendering the http://edbrowse.org/ website: https://comm…

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    Comment #24803920

    I think my tinnitus is caused by my microbiome. When I eat poorly (sweets, sugar, junk food, refined carbs, etc), I suspect that some bad bacteria multiply too much in my gut and t…

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    Comment #22704283

    I use Forest ( https://www.forestapp.cc/ ) which does something similar: plants virtual trees (you can pay to plant real ones too) for every time interval when you stayed focused. …

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    Comment #22107656

    Cute. Does it search within the cached pages? What's the search performance for very large bookmarks collections (10000+ bookmarks)? Is it possible to import / export / backup?

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    Comment #13345141

    Mozilla Firefox, the only browser that doesn't crash the computer with my 200 active tabs.

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    Comment #6195950

    I showed ElementaryOS to my art-student sister and she loved it! She wants me to install it alongside her Windows OS so she can dual-boot. She loves the simplicity and says that wh…

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    Comment #5374725

    Just click on the "+" button to add a new feed. In the dialog there is a button "Import from Google Reader or upload OPML". A small warning: the OPML import will delete you current…

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    Comment #5359229

    Don't forget about s6 which seems pretty interesting as well (I admit I haven't used it yet). http://www.skarnet.org/software/s6/

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    Comment #5117633

    I'm surprised nobody mentioned PrintFS in this thread: http://www.remote-exploit.org/articles/printfs/index.html