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probotect0r
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Comment #45197544
As the other user said, it doesn't scale. I'll give you my personal experience. I have been living in the greater Toronto area for 23 years, having moved here when I was 9. I live …
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Comment #44907787
I don't think analogy is comparable either though. With a bread copying machine, the baker of the original piece is not involved in creating the new piece of bread (other than the …
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Comment #44907635
Of course it's theft. The owner of that content didn't intend to give it to you for free, they expected to get paid for their work.
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Comment #43712181
Hey, do you hire Canadians by any chance?
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Comment #43569683
I guess I missed where they mentioned their images are AI generated. I assumed they were being pulled from some database.
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Comment #43569522
I have been looking for something like this! I really like the interface. I wish I could click on the picture to enlarge it, so I can confirm that what I am looking for is what I a…
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Comment #43353761
The form to get the free e-book doesn't seem to work.
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Comment #39460991
The features listed on the site already tell you what it has that regular shell history + fzf doesn't have. You can decide if that makes it better.
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Comment #39398443
I really enjoy these updates! Thanks for putting out the numbers.
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Comment #38848193
On mobile, it works really well because all u have to do is tap to change the direction. They should just remove the arrow keys on web, as you said.
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Comment #37861855
If it's marketing content then it's not doing a very good job. I have known about the 12factor app principles for a long time, and only found out today that it has ties to Heroku.
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Comment #37628848
I use Wayland and haven't noticed any problems with mouse input in tmux while using the Kitty terminal.
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Comment #36165237
I emailed a startup from a "Who's Hiring?" post 2 years ago to see if they would hire Canadians, since the job post was interesting to me. It was fairly early stage, and I ended up…
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Comment #35234156
Maybe SRE related spam?
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Comment #34558839
I always find the lack of a tongue scraper in people's dental routine interesting. Growing up in India, I was taught how to use one at the same time I was taught how to brush my ow…
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Comment #33579581
I bought a 4k projector recently to use for a home theatre which came with AndroidTV. I have a small collection of 4k movies and shows that I wanted to enjoy, but my PC was on a di…
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Comment #32584862
Most of them are by the same author, who created the litestream.io project and has since been hired by fly.io to continue working on the project.
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Comment #32579590
This seems like a comment from 2012...
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Comment #32179424
This seems interesting. How was your experience?
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Comment #32085791
Because, as he said, there are more of them.
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Comment #31989826
Pop shell seems really nice, but I am not too into GNOME. I know they are trying to make it an independent desktop environment, so looking forward to that.
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Comment #31989692
I have gone down that route before too, several times, it is not pretty. The KDE panel and startup splash screen don't play nice with a custom WM. Removing the KDE panel also remov…
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Comment #31983951
If I remember correctly, i3 has a stacking mode that lets you hide windows behind others.
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Comment #31983935
I did. I used i3wm for a long time, but I always missed having a more comprehensive desktop environment. I didn't like having to install a lot of basic utilities separately. Things…
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Comment #31852378
I use the free tier, didn't even know they had a paid tier, and I have had nothing disappear. Edit: They have more details here: https://help.getpocket.com/article/929-pocket-premi…