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Comment #46682765
I use the Stylus extension for site-specific CSS in Chrome. Usually end up with a big comma-separated list of selectors getting the { display: none !important; visibility: hidden !…
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Comment #46636846
You've either got a typo in there or DNS issues.
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Comment #46636617
Well this was a fun little journey. https://augros.org/home/html/www/site/web/files/root/public/...
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Comment #46122865
I'm not using the plugin, but this hides the code in the browser: .cm-line span { outline: none !important; color: transparent; background: transparent !important; }
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Comment #45637096
This is good advice for the LSAT too, and baked into LSAT Demon's app. If you can predict an answer before looking at the choices, you're probably on the right track.
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Comment #44088871
The obsequious default tone is annoying, but you can always prepend your requests with something like "You are a machine. You do not have emotions. You respond to exactly my questi…
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Comment #39876030
Aseprite is free if you compile it yourself [0], and can still be used for commercial purposes if compiled this way [1]. But I recommend buying it anyway to support the project. [0…
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Comment #39470499
How do you know which way the red sphere is facing? A fun experiment would be to write two prompts for "a person in the middle, a dog to their left, and a cat to their right", and …
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Comment #39044387
Wasn't this the whole point of the Bill of Rights? Without it, some states wouldn't have ratified the Constitution. This was a concession (a weakening of federal power) made for a …
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Comment #32857630
Even those with Adobe stock are not happy; Adobe's shares are down over 15% since the announcement.
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Comment #25353032
I don't get it either, but there are distributors out there that make the process fairly cheap and painless. I used CDBaby[0] since I had only one album and don't expect the 9% rev…
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Comment #24751556
And is this desirable? How does hacking your copy of a single player game harm anyone? Also, SimCity eventually got an offline mode.
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Comment #23894117
> Btw, everyone says these are unproductive because they don't see the hard work that goes into them. It is easy to throw stones when you think only the things you do has value. I'…
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Comment #23893379
Could you link a book that has shaped your thinking on this? Or some keywords to search? I'm not too informed on economics but the distinction between productive and unproductive e…
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Comment #23302877
> It's the complete lack of organizational structure, other than date, that make my log files so useful. A thread here about a week ago on bookmark management reinforced this idea …
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Comment #23284206
I agree that it should be just as easy to suspend your account as it was to sign up, but irretrievable deletion should be harder. Companies ideally want to stop fraud at both ends,…
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Comment #23231538
I've had a similar experience. I used to meticulously sort and tag individual bookmarks but rarely review them. Storing sessions and other "playlists" of bookmarks puts them in a f…
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Comment #22937737
People are not simple cost-benefit calculators, and even if they were, it's easy to screw up that calculation when 1) companies spend billions of advertising dollars each year to s…
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Comment #20054822
I'm just going to copy pattpass' response to a similar comment here, because the decision to use Chromium makes more sense with this context: What benefit does Microsoft have by us…