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Comment #28777371
Apparently, "Copy To" no longer works on Windows 7 and higher. The button is greyed out for all user profiles except the "Default" profile. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/For…
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Comment #21627119
Already in 2015, Emily Taylor warned [1] that ICANN could become the Internet's FIFA -- a small organization with great power that doesn't answer to any government. Here we are. A …
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Comment #21627028
Sign a letter to Internet Society here: https://savedotorg.org/ Write to news outlets. If this blows up in the mainstream media, public pressure may be too high for them to go ahea…
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Comment #20162531
For my small wiki, refusing all submissions with external links eliminated virtually all spam. Yes, it's drastic, but in my case external links were not essential. I still use ReCa…
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Comment #19345171
I guess so, but when you use energy instead of pressure, and a linear scale rather than logarithmic, it makes the results look more impressive.
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Comment #19216266
Agreed – looks like a fantastic product! Seconding the question about MySQL support. I use MySQL for everything. I don't want to add extra gigs of RAM to my VPS just to run an inst…
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Comment #18783453
There's economic research that shows it's more efficient to regulate (in some sense, "blame") the lenders, because borrowers are often desperate. When you're desperate, you have re…
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Comment #16274309
In your experience, can a tick attach to you if you just brush against it while moving fast (running or cycling)? They're rather slow-moving, so I thought they can't latch onto you…
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Comment #16111031
My mom's pension is $400 / month (Eastern Europe). She browses the Internet on an old hand-me-down Thinkpad. I suppose she should just get off the Internet if she cannot afford to …
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Comment #14341801
Nice, simple, intuitive proofs. Very cool.
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Comment #13045157
The US had had ballistic missiles (Redstone) in European airbases since 1958 -- Kennedy simply continued the existing policy of the US. Kennedy's poor judgment, arguably, consisted…
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Comment #12799369
They also fixed the 6-key block (the one with Home, End, etc.). The older version had a nonstandard layout. On the minus side, it has a non-detachable numpad, so you'll have to rea…
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Comment #12768148
FWIW, I've done in-home trials of several chairs. Many dealers of high-end chairs will let you do that (at least here in Poland). Sometimes I've had to leave a deposit. I'm amazed …
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Comment #12768127
I agree that sticking it out can sometimes help. The Embody is very punishing if you slouch (the hard sacral part will just dig into your spine), so the first step would be to make…
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Comment #12763792
I agree. The Embody is a great chair if you have pretty good posture. It is pretty rigid in the center (all the flexibility is on the sides), so that it forces your back into the '…
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Comment #9950571
Depends on which is preferable to you: - a smaller US economy that's 100% owned by Americans - an economy that's larger (potentially more than 2x), but is 50% owned by foreigners
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Comment #9950550
That's true, in his example he makes a point of stressing that the foreign value is consumed rather than invested. But it's not clear that that's what happens in real life. For exa…
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Comment #9947742
That's a very well-written and clearly argued piece, but you could apply the same logic to argue that it's a business should not raise capital on the stock market because it amount…
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Comment #8746464
You seem to assume that there are only 2 kinds of software: "fun experiments" and made-to-order business software. What about mass-market software that's not so fun to write? Who's…
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Comment #8746291
Making a work of art takes a lot of discipline and, often, drudgery. There are many tasks which are not enjoyable in the least bit. There's burnout, depression, writer's block. Man…
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Comment #8746157
People do want new art. Just look at the most torrented works of art -- far more people download Game of Thrones than I Love Lucy. One major reason is that societies change and tod…