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aledue

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About aledue

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    Comment #47591664

    To be fair she wants to be referred to as "il primo ministro" with the masculine article.

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    Comment #46299197

    Partly, but Signal etc. could just as well have a fast and polished client, and Telegram a clunky electron sloth. Even if you restrict yourself to one device (so no syncing) the di…

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    Comment #44938121

    Me too. It's a shame though that it both feels unfinished and evolves at a glacial speed. https://djot.net

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    Comment #44897968

    Here in Italy the answer would be that you cannot evade taxes if payments are tracked. I imagine that applies elsewhere too.

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    Comment #44766711

    Would you have said the same about universities illegally keeping out Nazis, if the Allies had supported their genocide of the Jews?

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    Comment #44681137

    This argument works against all payment systems that are conceivably bannable (likely all of them). If a payment system doesn't collaborate, the government can ban it. > The only t…

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    Comment #44406915

    KDE Connect works great for sharing the clipboard.

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    Comment #42804689

    I personally searched for and couldn't find an app that gathered various random generation tools, like the ones on random.org (integer sequences and sets, dice, list shuffle...) Ot…

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    Comment #41628821

    by , not from .

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    Comment #41528618

    I see what you mean, but also: If you want to set e-bikes folks' hair on fire, show how many shoes the government could buy for the cost of an e-bike distribution program. Then, ap…

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    Comment #41361493

    I've recently installed (a maintained fork of) Krohnkite[0], a tiling WM for Plasma 6, and I'm happy with it so far after tweaking the key bindings. Things I miss: - a scratchpad; …

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    Comment #41295095

    I've started using TW in the past days with the goal of setting up a cookbook + meal planner with nutritional values computes from the ingredients. It feels very malleable/hackable…

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    Comment #37449017

    On that note: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/eieio.ht...

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    Comment #37424302

    Changes to Zig can still be very significant. I found myself stuck between a rock and an hard place when I found out that: - Zig v0.11 doesn't have async/await, which I needed, bec…

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    Comment #36674275

    1. The chance of getting popular support for a protest like this diminishes with the number of people you piss off. You may be able to earn some sympathy by targeting SUVs only, bu…

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    Comment #35098461

    Fear not, someone already thought about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egEraZP9yXQ

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    Comment #34684101

    There's also the new Body Weight Strength Foundations (BWSF) Routine [0]. BWSF is the routine they now recommend, not to be confused with the Recommended Routine ;) [0] https://www…

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    Comment #31402549

    > Ignoring that this can be addressed through regulation That's just > basically inviting corruption with extra steps ;)

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    Comment #31153632

    Thank you, from the other replies it seems like they would be enough for my needs. > Would be curious to hear your thoughts on how they compare given your (presumed) background in …

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    Comment #31152014

    Are hare's tagged unions and pattern matching comparable to ADTs found in functional languages? I really miss them in C and would like a "better C" that offers them. Rust does, but…

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    Comment #30877762

    Are there any accessible explanations of RRB trees? I tried implementing them a while ago but all I could find was a something-hundred pages thesis and a paper with some Scala code…

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    Comment #30225497

    > when compared to e.g. Telegram it's much worse To be fair Telegram, privacy and security concerns aside, is a pretty high bar. Surely Facebook has the resources to make an except…

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    Comment #30225388

    To add to what others said, another crap piece of Teams' UI is the file manager: it plays very badly with the browser (can't middle click a file to open it in another browser, pres…

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    Comment #30225267

    Temas refuses(ed?) to let you hear voice calls if you use Firefox. It's the only reason I have Chromium installed too.