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spain
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Comment #9455140
Does he know that's why I'm coming in 5 minutes late? Maybe he just thinks I'm a slacker who doesn't want to get out of the bed in the morning. I think I'd rather try and explain t…
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Comment #9455087
By left, I assume you mean left the job completely? As interesting as a story this is, is it really the only reason you chose to leave? Did you enjoy the work and did you try and n…
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Comment #9443336
The new reader modes that browsers are adding let you kinda do this.
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Comment #9407099
I recommend f.lux too. The only problems I've encountered with it are: - doesn't take into account wacky sun hours in nordic countries during winter, I get around this by setting m…
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Comment #9339338
If you like BeOS, you should check out Haiku which is an open-source OS inspired by BeOS [0]. [0] https://www.haiku-os.org/
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Comment #9327153
Might have something to do with the scrolling: the video at the top autoplays if it's visible and pauses if you scroll past it. If you've already paused it and you scroll past it m…
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Comment #9284652
Probably because Github is hosting code they don't like (e.g. code used to bypass censorship).
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Comment #9271388
As someone who thinks Lisp is pretty cool and uses Emacs to study it and is about 100 pages into SICP: I still don't get it. Common Lisp macros went entirely over my head too. A pr…
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Comment #9247750
Funny I should see this. Just today I finished section 1-3-3 in the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) which dealt with continued fractions. I threw my answer…
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Comment #9237216
If he knew he would have probably mentioned it.
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Comment #9223904
I have to agree, the first thing I did was roll my eyes at the choice of name. "Screencoatening?"
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Comment #9223894
>Emojis with skin tones, something every human can use, that have arrived before a character that only Bengalis use is taken as an "outright insult"? Who cares if emojis can be use…
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Comment #9216612
This article strikes so many right notes for me and I can easily come up with even more examples of it in action, like systemd. I'm sure there exist valid criticisms but there's al…
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Comment #9205992
>Logitech discontinued their best cable based mices, MX500 and MX518 too. The MX518 for me at least lives on as the G400s. I used to own an MX518 and got the G400s recently and it'…
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Comment #9201897
>Just like I wouldn't listen to Usain Bolt if he were trying to teach me the biological mechanisms behind doping, I can't see why Stallman's opinion is considered so correct in the…
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Comment #9170338
In my experience I cut out a lot of candy, sugars, and sweets from my diet at a very young age and haven't looked back, so I don't have that much experience with the "cravings" or …
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Comment #9114804
>As an aside, the hilariously long user-agent string is perhaps the best evidence that string-based browser detection is something that web devs should avoid at all costs. It manag…
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Comment #9102735
>distros ship with horrible defaults. I guess you haven't used Ubuntu lately, which ships with better fonts than my Windows machine.
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Comment #9074404
Keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer.
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Comment #9068076
China?
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Comment #9063651
I still prefer LibreOffice to cloud document editors because it has better support for writing in Finnish through plugins like Voikko (for proofreading and the like). I would assum…
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Comment #9058337
> That made me very, very uncomfortable. Probably one of the worst things I've ever felt while comfortably sitting in front of my computer, browsing the web. No kidding. I only not…
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Comment #9047420
I wouldn't recommend Iron. http://neugierig.org/software/chromium/notes/2009/12/iron.ht...
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Comment #9046751
In my experience I stayed with Firefox after I learned about tab groups. Sure you can run an extension on Chrome to do the same (and you can run extensions on Firefox to do things …