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BasicObject
6y ago
I wish the screen wasn't out on my SE. I'm terrified to open it up with that CRT. I'm almost certain that it just needs to be resoldered. I've been waiting for someone to do this with a Raspberry Pi. Can the SE run any
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This has been posted twice already.
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In my area, they hold native plant sales through the local conservation district. Here is an example: https://kingcd.org/programs/better-backyards/native-bareroot... I've purchased native trees, scrubs and na
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6y ago
https://orgmode.org/ It's just incredible how much can be done with it.
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BasicObject
6y ago
I'm very likely a minority but I only hear about Slack when I'm browsing HN.
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6y ago
I have a ice cream scooper from the 1960's that was used in my grandfather's restaurant. It's built like brick. I also have his hammer that is at least 50 years old. Beautiful wood. His 1970's Robot Coup food processor i
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Emacspeak 52.0 “WorkAtHomeDog” Released
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Pardon my ignorance but would this work with an xmpp server?
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So you're saying I can pull an SSD with a working Windows 10 installation from another computer and plug it into a GNU/Linux system running systemd-boot and it will boot Windows 10? (Ignoring any potential driver issues that may a
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Literally was searching for these less than 24 hours ago. So weird to see a post about it. Thanks for sharing this.
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7y ago
It hasn't won me over yet. I use it for some pretty basic things too.
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7y ago
Paywalled
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I miss Google Chat. I miss using it on any platform I wanted. Those were the days. Back when xmpp was in full swing.
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7y ago
Thank you for this. I wasn't aware of the filter. I had heard of which plants were most beneficial for the compound they remove and that Kamal recommended growing the plants hydroponically.
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7y ago
So these findings contradict Kamal Meattle and the NASA Air Study? https://www.ted.com/talks/kamal_meattle_on_how_to_grow_your_...
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7y ago
Can this be used with a Nitrokey?
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Huawei is alerting for me. www.huawei.com 0 Actalis Authentication Root CA F373B387065A28848AF2F34ACE192BDDC78E9CAC
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7y ago
Is the Nitrokey supported? I didn't see it.
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7y ago
You can edit comments. FYI
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7y ago
Sorry for the delayed response. I'm fairly sure firmware updates happened automatically through update-manager. But at the time I had it set up so I had to initiate all updates so it wouldn't be fully automatic. You can turn them
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All countries should do what either Australia and/or New Zealand are doing with feral cats. Not saying it will reverse or fix the damage done but it may help save some native bird populations. I read yesterday that feral cats are threa
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I had an XPS 13 DE 9360. Nicest laptop I've ever used at first anyway. Fast (enough), thin, light, pre-installed gnu/linux, all day battery life, beautiful 3k screen. But something really annoyed me. After awhile the rubber strips
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7y ago
Slightly related: I tried to buy an expensive used camera from one of my favorite online retailers from New York and discovered that used electronics were now being taxed. They lost a big sale yesterday.
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7y ago
Is there something similar in freshwater? A carbon capturing plant like kelp in lakes?
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7y ago
I wanted to thank you for your work on VLC as well. It has been my go to video player for many years.
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Care to explain why? Just curious.
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It's so sad you're being downvoted because you're right. Cats are destroying many of the world's ecosystems and cats owners and stray feeders are to blame.
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Glad this is getting more press.
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7y ago
This method may be helpful studying how destructive domesticated cats are to local ecosystems.
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7y ago
How about all the lifted trucks with vertical / smoke stack type exhaust while they're at it?
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