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miramba

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    Comment #48966818

    Exactly, and I wonder since then: How closely did people in comparable situations look? Since nothing similar has been reported, I suspect not very close…

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    Comment #48855987

    Same from Argentina to Canada? Wow

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    Comment #47846313

    > fire/tornado/earthquake/tsunami takes out your physical drives, where are you? Hopefully in a place where I can solve the bigger problems I have then!

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    Comment #47440821

    I think “culture change” is what is ultimately proposed here.

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    Comment #47422049

    Menus change ie seasonal, and there is a daily changing handwritten chalkboard: Make a photo, put it on IG. Hours change: This week only opened from 8 instead 7: Post it on IG. Who…

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    Comment #47222948

    Thanks, this looks very interesting! For reference: https://nexphone.com/

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    Comment #47217942

    A question I ask rather here than on that old thread: Is it possible to attach a monitor, mouse and keyboard to a jolla phone with sailfish and run a linux desktop?

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    Comment #47217800

    I think it’s very valid. I want to be hardware-independent, not only OS independent. I need graphene to work on a fairphone, jolla phone or whatever other alternatives there are. E…

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    Comment #47162990

    This feels like something Oscar from Duolingo could say.

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    Comment #47040110

    I believe this is the principle that makes biology such a superior technology.

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    Comment #46306012

    Is there a way to do that and still be able to access the server?

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    Comment #46281143

    F/A 18 Interceptor on an Amiga 500: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F/A-18_Interceptor The first mission is to start and land on a carrier. Video games were never even a question: Yo…

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    Comment #46230847

    It is encouraging to know that I am not the only one who does that (sometimes, on interesting sites. otherwise I just leave).

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    Comment #46100639

    What is your replacement for VSCode?

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    Comment #45990414

    > if you haven't noticed, the people concerned are computer programmers, UI designers, and PMs. Those are the people who should know best what is meant by "ask visitors for consent…

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    Comment #45990303

    Since you asked: I care. I leave sites which insist on tracking me and appreciate that it is now mandatory for said sites to inform me about their intentions. So this is a solution…

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    Comment #45459780

    iOS6 peak iPhone? Finally someone says it! Also buttons had titles like “Done“ instead of icons, touches wouldn‘t end in accidental swipes all the time and Safaris toolbar was fixe…

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    Comment #45099403

    The Archeology of Europe‘s Drowned Landscapes: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-37367-2

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    Comment #44965511

    Plus, the iPhone shipped with its own, very distinguishable ringtones which pretty soon signaled to everyone “I have an iPhone”. And the small switch to silence it was already a fe…

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    Comment #44960586

    One man’s snarkyness is another man‘s critical and teaching comment.

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    Comment #44234403

    I think a competing theory was/is that the mass extinction was caused by volcanism of the Deccan-Traps, briefly mentioned in the abstract “…occurred within the time of Deccan flood…

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    Comment #44063529

    But unfortunately not on Safari respectively the iOS webview, which would have been mandatory for the author to use. If I am wrong, I‘d gladly take a solution. I think this is one …

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    Comment #43859142

    “best viewed with Internet Explorer in 1024x768”

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    Comment #43708119

    Looking at the page, I barely remember those assembler commands. LDX, STA, INX..I’m glad that this is obsolete now. But I wonder how common the knowledge is these days that ultimat…