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Windows Task Manager's Creator Rebuilt it 30 years later
(youtube.com)
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1mo ago
It blows my mind that Russell invented (formalized) types. Such an elemental concept, but so useful.
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Aristotle's Physics: A Physicist's Look
(arxiv.org)
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While 42 minutes would be hard to beat, I think that stenography was and remains a highly mature and impressive skillset.
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2mo ago
I’m a heavy KOReader user and absolutely adore it, but I think it definitely trades user-friendliness for power and flexibility. The Kindle proprietary store has a far more user friendly UI imo, though it’s getting progressively worse (and
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Fagles was what I read when I first read the Iliad/Odysseus years ago, and I was happy to see him pop up as my revealed preference via the test. I'm also a big fan of Lombardo.
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2mo ago
It's almost refreshing to see intense debate about something DBH wrote that isn't about theology.
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2mo ago
Not only Linux/BSD, but MacOS. Not that Apple isn't annoying either, but it tends to avoid the windows bloatware stuff.
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2mo ago
Forgive my ignorance; I'm not a Sanskrit speaker (Malayalam is my first language) -- but I love the sound of Sanskrit. I have lots of questions: what's the use case for this? Primarily religious / liturgical? It also seems th
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2mo ago
Got a message that I owe 37 million on an account that I haven't used in probably...6 years?
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Naomi is an awesome writer and she's been doing many of these deep dives into literary journals. She's also reviewed entire historic genres (like old westerns), IIRC. She has a really unique ability to plainly grasp what's sp
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2mo ago
Beware the Sea Peoples
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2mo ago
All Cambridge Elements volumes are made free to download 2 weeks after publishing.
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Cambridge Elements
(cambridge.org)
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2mo ago
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Switch from Arch to Fedora [Chris Titus]
(christitus.com)
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3mo ago
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SSPX Consecrates Bishops in Defiance of Rome's Schism Warning
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Apple Just Fixed Mac Gaming and Said Nothing [video]
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What a 40k-year-old figurine tells us about the human mind
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I remember burning this on a CD as a preteen. It's what got me into Linux. It blew my mind that an OS could be live-loaded off a disk. Ever since then, I tried to daily drive linux, but came back to Windows again and again for gaming..
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I switched to Bazzite from CachyOS and while I really appreciate how accessible it is, the immutability of the core OS doesn't do enough to scratch my Linux tinkering fix. So I'll probably install this in a few days.
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Making Windows 11 Suck Less in 2026
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If you want Linux for the masses, you've got to do some hand holding
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3mo ago
You’re not wrong, but then we ought to pump the brakes in telling everyone and their mother to hop onto arch based distros that make installing AUR packages seem as safe as any other action (via Shelly on cachyos for example)
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This is especially gnarly as more people have been picking up arch distros as of late (like CachyOS).
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3mo ago
I sincerely hope this man get seek redress for this disgusting miscarriage of justice.
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IIRC, Bell ended up wanting to spend his life after inventing the telephone as a scientist and a researcher, rather than tending to the running of Bell Telephone and AT&T.
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3mo ago
The return of Xenix :)
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Artificial intelligence is not conscious – Ted Chiang
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Are "Real" Catholics as Conservative as Evangelicals?
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I had no idea Boox made these. I have two of their tablets and one of their e-readers. I can't wait to see e-ink progress as a technology.
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