Chevalier

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by Chevalier 3y ago
Not to argue with personal taste, but I think most of these problems are just becoming accustomed to a different UI. Vivaldi is easily the most customizable browser on the market, and it's not even close. I don't work for Vivaldi
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by Chevalier 3y ago
Ctrl+F "Vivaldi" -- no relevant comments? Vivaldi is impossibly excellent. How is Arc getting so much more attention? Want vertical tabs? Vivaldi. Side bar? Vivaldi. Workspaces? Vivaldi. Mouse gestures? Vivaldi. Vertical space? Vi
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by Chevalier 5y ago
First, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. There's a VERY strong censorious zeitgeist sweeping the country, and we liberals seem to have no defense against attacks from our left. The unpersoning and deplatforming mob hyste
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by Chevalier 5y ago
That sounds brilliant, but I have no idea how to do any of it. (I have a legal background, not a technical one.) Are there any plug-and-play tools that will do it for me?
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How to download an interactive map that's going offline soon?(racialdotmap.demographics.coopercenter.org)
1 points by Chevalier 5y ago|3 comments
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by Chevalier 5y ago
Hi all, the very cool interactive racial dot map from the 2010 census is being taken offline on December 31. I think it's really fascinating to browse, and unfortunately they won't be updating it with the 2020 census data. Is ther
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by Chevalier 5y ago
If anything, Vivaldi seems faster for me than Chrome was. I haven't seen any of the performance slowdowns that other people on this thread have mentioned. Possibly because I haven't enabled the Mail/Calendar/Feeds full-f
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by Chevalier 5y ago
Vivaldi is easily the best browser I've ever used, bar none. But for lacking two-factor authentication on the account itself, I have no complaints - the vertical tabs, web panels, bookmark tree, and the Human theme are unrivaled by any
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by Chevalier 8y ago
...no, they don't. Or at least not in the way that this article suggests. First, we should divide "dating" into two markets -- one for sex and one for long-term relationships. In my experience, existing dating apps overwhelmi
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by Chevalier 9y ago
Orrr among people who wear vision correction, the US population has a higher median income that can afford contact lenses. Without condemning anyone, the US has a very stratified class system. Those lower on the socio-economic ladder may no
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by Chevalier 11y ago
Anne Frank was a refugee, ergo all refugees are Anne Frank. Cultural values and religious duties do not in any way influence the risk undertaken by a host country. ISIS in no way reflects a quite textual interpretation of Islam, and any ass
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by Chevalier 11y ago
Oh for christ's sake. I am a major proponent of public transit and walkable cities. Anyone who shares my support should be cheering wildly at Uber's expansion. Uber is the greatest, and perhaps the only, threat that we've eve
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by Chevalier 11y ago
I'm tempted to sneer at iPods too, but it's actually a pretty good choice for the gym. If you're worried about your $800 iPhone getting crushed, an iPod touch will record your lifts just as well; or an iPod Shuffle will clip
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by Chevalier 11y ago
...so we've gone from debating which word we should use to describe conservative reactionaries to the denial that they even exist. I'm honestly kind of impressed.
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by Chevalier 11y ago
Put mildly, you are mistaken about Mexico. From ECLAC [1]: >It should not be surprising that today more than half of its population is poor (CONEVAL, 2014), a proportion similar to the one prevailing three decades ago. Thus, more than 55
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by Chevalier 11y ago
"Falling" is a very relative term. Rather than look at birth rate, look at total population growth on this chart: https://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&... Certainly the rate of incr
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by Chevalier 11y ago
I'm not sure that "redneck" qualifies as a racial slur, nor that we should never have words that describe different cultural groups. But fair enough. What term would you prefer we use for generally uneducated, reactionary pop
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by Chevalier 11y ago
>And yet the extremely wealthy do face an abiding risk from festering inequity: The have-nots might finally lose patience and turn upon the haves. “That’s the real danger,” Mr. Cohan said. “This little thing called the French Revolution.
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by Chevalier 11y ago
I'm a bit surprised you don't recognize the reference. I'm not big on gaming, but even I know the term is used by PC players to elevate themselves above the Xbox/Playstation console flamewars. But yes, I'm not a Naz
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by Chevalier 11y ago
I, too, am a member of the ebook master race. As a passionate and frequent reader, I'm awed by the revolution in portability, quality, availability provided by ebooks. ...but I can also afford them. When I was a kid, I spent every day
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by Chevalier 11y ago
>We ended up with a name very similar to the one we started with, one that all of us like just fine, and one which is just going to be what people call our new, supremely free, project management app. I think everyone would have gotten u
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by Chevalier 11y ago
Since the original thread on this vanished, questions (and applause) for any Googlers reading this: - - - - - EXCELLENT. Two questions: 1) If I've stored photos as 2000px on G+, will they automatically upgrade to full size if I upload
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by Chevalier 11y ago
I believe that page is outdated as of today. Until now, G+ stored pictures up to 2000px for free. As of today, photos of up to 16 megapixels may be stored for free.
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by Chevalier 11y ago
EXCELLENT. Two questions: 1) If I've stored photos as 2000px on G+, will they automatically upgrade to full size if I upload my full-size photo library to GDrive? 2) Likewise, will auto-awesome creations from previous low-quality pictu
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by Chevalier 11y ago
Exactly. The US has virtually no surviving "urban" cities, where one can comfortably walk and bike wherever they need to go. (Much less enjoy the population density to support local coffee shops, niche stores, etc.) We have New Yo
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by Chevalier 11y ago
And the weirdest thing is when you wonder who the hell was protesting the approvals. NOBODY thinks a KFC is superior to a modern apartment building. (And even if one did, you could just allocate the first floor of all buildings to commercia
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by Chevalier 12y ago
"The new digital credentials can solve this problem by providing exponentially more information. Think about all the work you did in college. Unless you’re a recent college graduate, how much of it was saved and archived in a way that
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by Chevalier 12y ago
Scbrg beat me to it, but Denmark is still twice as safe as the US when you consider kilometers driven. Keep in mind that this means cars-vs-cars. And more to the point, take a second to think about what you just said. Denmark is nearly four
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by Chevalier 12y ago
Downtowns are dying because parasitic exurbs have both removed tax revenue from the urban core while multiplying their infrastructure/services/health costs. It's unsurprising that residents flee cities that become dangerous,
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by Chevalier 12y ago
Just to clarify, are you implying here that elderly, infirm, or underage people benefit from car dependence? Because...

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