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cyberbanjo

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    Comment #44593745

    Have you tried what you're recommending without an ad block extension recently?

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    Comment #43754836

    install_firefox() { source /etc/os-release printf "Package: snapd Pin: release a=\* Pin-Priority: -10" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/preferences.d/nosnap.pref sudo add-apt-repository -y p…

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    Comment #36544535

    Perhaps they'll change the acronym

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    Comment #36544357

    How much more often does injury from police happen than kidnapping?

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    Comment #36544166

    It's a book by Chomsky, are you sure you did? His name and face are on page 1

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    Comment #36544136

    Please open the link.

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    Comment #36497092

    Why do that when there is pacstrap?

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    Comment #36416222

    I was surprised to learn the extent of what is a valid local-part (something+else in your example) of an email. Can have two dots in sequence if the local-part is quoted, and suppo…

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    Comment #36416104

    In that case, doesn't your password manager support TOTP?

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    Comment #36409162

    Caffeine naps are awesome, you just have to fall asleep before the caffeine wakes you up, but you wake up caffeinated. If I do it too tired though, I can sleep past my alarm, caffe…

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    Comment #36296501

    Source for executing files with cat? That certainly defies my understand of how cat works.

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    Comment #36109522

    Maybe it's anthropomorphic but I like hallucinations because it reminds me of the DeepDream psychedelic generator

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    Comment #36098573

    Supported in what sense? I meant that you could pay Ubuntu for support beyond it being pre-baked into the distro, which seems rare if not exclusive to Ubuntu.

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    Comment #36096173

    PolyMl is one https://polyml.org/

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    Comment #36095901

    Active Directory is allegedly supported in Ubuntu so that makes it seems most ready for fleet deployment for existing edu IT teams.

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    Comment #36094775

    Most adults also use mobile OS which are needlessly restrictive in terms of productivity software, even compared to Ubuntu, so it can't be just that or we would put the kids on And…

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    Comment #36094649

    Should schools use a mobile OS like Android or iPhone since that's most popular especially for school age?

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    Comment #35979943

    Everyone wants a censor on their side, but they rarely are

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    Comment #35941289

    Java I am unsure about, but Clojure does support multiple dispatch https://clojure.org/reference/multimethods

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    Comment #35918905

    Usually when I show DuckDuckGo to someone I start with the bangs, so if they want me to search Google, I show them that use !g in my query, then I do a few searches on other sites …

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    Comment #35827992

    Jazz is a contemporary pop music, so this doesn't even make sense

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    Comment #35756530

    Maybe I just didn't have enabled, thanks for reminding me, seems good enough for me

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    Comment #35756479

    I have seen that, and that's partially why it seemed so confusing to me but at least one difference is The ForEach-Object cmdlet works much like the Foreach statement, except that …