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Comment #48628443
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48622814
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Comment #48041806
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47996668
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Comment #47963999
> We don't even have configurable search engines from the settings anymore It's annoying, but you can still toggle `browser.urlbar.update2.engineAliasRefresh` to true and it will r…
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Comment #47880049
Moka pots don't make espresso though. True espresso requires ~9 bars of pressure to make. Moka pots can create at max 1.5 bars (though optimally it would hover between 0.5 and 1 ba…
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Comment #47866961
> Are LGBTQ people at a higher risk for suicide? There was actually a study done on this [0] that found LGBTQ youth are around four times as likely to attempt suicide compared to t…
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Comment #47787994
I went looking for a 'new' pager a couple years back and settled on this [0]. I've since gone back to `less` since it got annoying jumping between systems and having different page…
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Comment #47243007
Whoops, nice catch - comment edited.
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Comment #47242584
Graphene already uses binary blobs (though one can disable them if they want). Info at [0]. [0] https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27068-grapheneos-security-p...
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Comment #47242550
Good point. It's a good thing that, say, Google is notoriously independent from the US government, and has never had any ties to it whatsoever.
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Comment #46939316
Reminds me of the classic Sludgefest [0]. (For the uninitiated it's a collection of Chipmunks records slowed until the voices sound roughly human.) [0] https://www.youtube.com/watc…
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Comment #46886449
> "Ultraprocessed" is at least a tangible definition The Nova system's classification for UPFs seems to be what the majority of people who refer to them use as a definition. In the…
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Comment #46881057
As another commenter pointed out, those are hyperpalatable foods, not 'ultraprocessed foods'. Besides, 'ultraprocessed food' itself is and has always been a useless buzzword (buzzp…
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Comment #46849203
Even if you do eat them, there's no evidence (or I suppose I should say no evidence yet) of microplastics being harmful when ingested. Nano plastics, on the other hand, have been f…
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Comment #46795717
Very cool project! When I was regularly using a multiplexer on my personal machines, I did something similar with `abduco` [0] for session management and `dvtm` [1] for the actual …
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Comment #46787044
I agree that many hyperpalatable foods are ultraprocessed so that they can be made more cheaply, but I don't think that's reason enough to say that the, uh, process of processing f…
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Comment #46786424
This article equates ultraprocessed foods and hyperpalatable foods (foods designed to make people want to eat them more). While many hyperpalatable foods are classified as ultrapro…
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Comment #46773142
https://massgrave.dev/windows_ltsc_links
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