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cqz

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    Comment #48604872

    Yes, the only reason this isn't happening in other distros is simply popularity. Namespacing is the solution, and as mentioned in the article some ditros do indeed have namespaced …

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    Comment #37595205

    Very cool. I tried using PNG compression, it does actually do better, slightly: PNG : ~15.1 seconds, 83% accuracy I also tried dropping in zstandard compression: Zstd (level=3) : ~…

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    Comment #37293682

    I think the Guardian article mixes this up slightly. In the linked journal article they describe how when she initially presented with her symptoms she was treated with prednisolon…

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    Comment #36352025

    Possible but untested. You may be interested to see this recent study that draws a mechanistic link (broadly, microglial inflammation) between the symptoms of long covid and "chemo…

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    Comment #32898040

    No worries. That one is a little harder. My understanding is that libinput doesn't handle kinetic scrolling at all[0], it is now implemented at the toolkit level. For Firefox, the …

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    Comment #32896463

    Use the scroll-factor setting of libinput-config[0] to configure this on DEs that do not provide their own tool (i.e., GNOME). [0] https://gitlab.com/warningnonpotablewater/libinpu…

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    Comment #29986576

    So as a Wine end-user, it looks like this release means no more having to have multiple wineprefixes to support both 32/64 bit applications, and also no more need to ensure librari…

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    Comment #28547585

    I haven't read this book, but this concept sounds very much like the notions of positive and negative liberty/freedom as described by Isiah Berlin [1]. In short, negative liberty i…

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    Comment #27273085

    Not so, it's just supervised data-driving: Observation: The Pocket button is used very infrequently Conclusion: To encourage more usage the Pocket button should be made larger

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    Comment #23708487

    I used to experience late day crashes and headaches quite frequently, and also chalked that up to excessive coffee intake. However, as someone who also spent little time in the kit…

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    Comment #20892031

    For anyone confused by the link - Cytoscape confusingly exists as both a javascript library and a Java desktop application. Cytoscape the desktop application is a very biology-focu…

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    Comment #13327674

    Making their tracking data useless is kind of the point of the extension. Obviously it's well within Google's interests to stop people using it. I guess if you're privacy minded it…