Normille

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by Normille 4y ago
I can't seem to find any info on whether or not the risk disappears if/when you give up drinking. Or is the DNA roulette wheel already spinning, like it is for people who have been heavy smokers in the past? I think it's goin
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by Normille 4y ago
>You described Germany! Britain and France are quite independent... Germany I'll give you. They've definitely been putting in a herculean effort on the American Poodle front of late. But they'll have to go some to
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by Normille 4y ago
I am an artist and these kind of articles and numerous similar videos on YouTube: 'How to draw faces... How to draw a cat... How to draw a horse...' annoy the hell out of me. As if 'learning to draw' consisted of fol
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by Normille 4y ago
The British can't take a dump without the US ordering them to. So it amounts to the same thing.
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by Normille 4y ago
You got me there! -- I did read, but only down as far as the download links. As they came after a substantial amount of blurb, I assumed they were the last item on the page and didn't scroll any further. I humbly withdraw my snidey c
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by Normille 4y ago
I note there's no mention of importing your existing passwords from other password managers, which pretty much all the other password managers I've tried do allow. So yet another 'alternative' that expects us to abandon
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by Normille 4y ago
I use Bitwarden myself and it gets some kudos for being free for personal use and open source. But the browser extension usability is badly flawed and the app suffers from an arrogant "You're holding it wrong!" dev team, wh
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by Normille 4y ago
Spoiler alert: The US did it.
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by Normille 4y ago
FFS! This is not any kind of 'guide to drawing'. It's some crappy doodling exercises.
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by Normille 4y ago
>I read a hard copy that was passed around my high school in the early 90s... Slightly veering away from the subject. But your comment reminded me of 'The Little Red Schoolbook' --which was the [supposedly banned] boo
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by Normille 4y ago
A pedant writes... DEFINITION: Hatchling -- a young animal that has recently emerged from its egg. So, if it's still inside the egg, it ain't a hatchling.
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by Normille 4y ago
Ironic that the US is crying foul on China [allegedly] keeping tabs on its own citizens overseas --when the US has been treating the entire planet like it falls under their own legal jurisdiction.
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by Normille 4y ago
I don't know whether this is clever or not. But it ID'd me from my Github account public keys.
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by Normille 4y ago
Jeebus! --that is lame
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by Normille 4y ago
>Name an era when "stuff from 20 years ago" was not a nostalgia trend. I don't think this modern nostalgia is anywhere near as good as the nostalgia we had when I was a kid.
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by Normille 4y ago
I much prefer taking photos with my digital camera. The only thing where phone cameras have the edge is with the automatic GPS tagging. My inner nerd really likes to know the exact location where my photos were taken. The more so, the olde
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by Normille 4y ago
>They were terrible.... If these kids want to really push the envelope of crappy digital imagery, they should get themselves an early Apple QuickTake. Now that was a dire camera. A mighty 640x480 resolution and colour rendering t
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by Normille 4y ago
>Oh my god this makes me feel ancient now. Interesting to muse on people's various "Now I feel ancient" moments. For me it occurred about 5 years ago when I used to teach at a university. The first time I picked u
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by Normille 4y ago
'non-binary' memory --sometimes it identifies as RAM. Sometimes it identifies as ROM.
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by Normille 4y ago
This sounds like the exact opposite of what I want. One of the [many!] things that annoys the hell out of me about eBay is that --no matter how many times I tick the box that says 'UK Only' for 'Item Location' it always
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by Normille 4y ago
That the US is a force for evil in the world.
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by Normille 4y ago
>Royal Mail chairman Keith Williams... said first-class stamps will have to rise “considerably” to pay for Royal Mail deliveries on Saturday. >He said: “The cost to us is driven in part by [the fact that the] volume of letters
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by Normille 4y ago
For Neovim users, see also Firenvim [0]. Which I've been using for quite a while now. [0] https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim
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by Normille 4y ago
The gift that keeps on giving!
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by Normille 4y ago
Welcome to the real world! There are millions of people out there with broken dreams and failed ambitions. Life for most of us is a succession of diminishing aspirations... I want to be rich and famous and loved by the world... I want a pr
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by Normille 4y ago
No shit, Sherlock? In other news; walking burns more calories than standing still.
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by Normille 4y ago
Not another Rust article!
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by Normille 4y ago
LOL [as 'da kidz' say]. I think that ship sailed long ago. Australia's probably the most nauseating American lickspittle outside of the EU and UK.
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by Normille 4y ago
I know this is very niche at present. But, in future, technology like this could also be handy for anyone into genealogy. Trying to decipher the handwriting on old birth & death certificates can be next to impossible at times. I'v
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by Normille 4y ago
>Seems to me that detection of duplicates is somehow broken? 'Somehow broken' -- 'practically non-existent', you mean?

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