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efiecho
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Comment #27217162
Seeing these patterns preceded by blind spots is horrifying, because you then know that pure hell awaits you.
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Comment #27176700
Poetteringware seems to be highly praised by mostly young people who would like Linux to be a Windows clone. People who understands Unix concepts tends to dislike it.
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Comment #27176517
> To each their own, but I won't touch Alpine (outside of docker use) until they get systemd.... Luckily that won't happen as systemd doesn't support musl which Alpine uses for lib…
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Comment #27076454
> Wait then why do literally none of the staunch vegan people I know look like this? Maybe your are lying or in denial? I have first hand experience with the cult like properties o…
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Comment #27075528
> Yes they do. Healthy vegans are way more common than you think. There is nothing unique about meat that can't be obtained from plant-based foods. You can easily check if a vegan …
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Comment #27072766
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGG-A80Tl5g
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Comment #26991014
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-s...
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Comment #26802343
To backup the passwords a copy of ~/.password-store/ is enough, but to completely recover, a backup of the gpg keys is also required. What's your strategy for this? Do you just bac…
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Comment #26720778
> And, if I want it to be an app I can use some HTML/JS wrapper and be done in a similar amount of time. I can have a new electron app up and running and on 3 platforms in under an…
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Comment #26550929
> I am curious, at what point will the features stop? Zawinski's Law: Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by…
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Comment #26550882
How is the process going with reducing Javascript on the frontend? Simple things like reading replies to issues or merge requests should not require Javascript, it also makes Gitla…
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Comment #26510282
It's not feasible or reasonable depending on the world catering to your every need. If seeing or hearing a word will result in a mental breakdown, the solution is NOT to demand the…
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Comment #26507091
The only right solution is for those people to learn emotion regulation.
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Comment #26435325
> While dairy is not strictly necessary for grown ups, I recognise that it will be present for some time so we should care about how it is produced. Dairy should be more expensive …
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Comment #26429428
Emacs is a great OS but it lacks a decent text editor.
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Comment #26422097
The ubiquitous SJW bullshit in the Rust community made me run for the hills. http://www.paulgraham.com/say.html
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Comment #26327002
After trying both Beyond Meat and Impossible Meat, without the stuff being drenched in sauce and other burger ingredients, just the plain "meat", I must say that I don't like it on…
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Comment #26234257
I'm looking forward to the release that will heavily reduce use of Javascript, at least on the frontend.
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Comment #26085338
Ever heard about Bill Cosby's Special Barbecue Sauce? I think it was called BarbeQuaaludes. Anyways, it definitely made the women relax ;)
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Comment #25867017
I'm very interested about the aliases, but I'm not sure that I understand it correctly. I have a example00@fastmail.com address, does this mean that I can also register example01@f…
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Comment #25222784
> Electron. Never tried it. And nothing of value is lost.
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Comment #25176240
In this day and age I always verify the authenticity of downloaded ISO images, but this seems not possible with Tinycore Linux as no signatures are available, which makes me somewh…
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Comment #24371377
> The people who keep complaining about it seem more and more like children who just refuse to learn something new and better because they've already stumbled through all the holes…
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Comment #23660498
WinWorld has two releases: https://winworldpc.com/product/hp-ux/9
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Comment #23618384
> I expect soon it will reach GitLab "quality": unable to view source code without JavaScript enabled. I also hate GitLab for this, but I learned today that they are actually worki…