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by nitemice 3y ago
On Android, there are a number of solutions, like NewPipe (YT client) and Seal (downloader).
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by nitemice 5y ago
> Should society be accepting of it as a side "gig economy" kind of job? No, because in a "good" society, people should be able to find work that they're happy/willing to do that pays well enough that they d
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by nitemice 5y ago
If you click through to the experiment, they say that it's actually called '"Ganzfeld imagery" (Allefeld et al., 2011; Sumich et al., 2018)'. Searching for that led me to this Wikipedia article: https://
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Cyranoid(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by nitemice 5y ago|0 comments
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by nitemice 6y ago
But it's not just about work/home balance. It's also about being in a financially sound position, in a strong enough relationship with the "right" person, to be able to have a child. And that's increasingly har
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by nitemice 6y ago
I hope this is the case, however a lower barrier to entry also means those who could afford to clear the old barriers can come into this new space, leveraging the new technology in concert with their pots of money and make a bigger splash t
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by nitemice 6y ago
Facebook has blocked any page that provides news, as defined by the code, rather than just organisations covered by the code: core news content means content that reports, investigates or explains: a) issues or events that are relevant in e
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by nitemice 6y ago
They've blocked any page that provides news, as defined by the code: core news content means content that reports, investigates or explains: a) issues or events that are relevant in engaging Australians in public debate and in informin
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by nitemice 6y ago
They're not news organisations covered by the code, but what they publish is news content, according to the code: core news content means content that reports, investigates or explains: a) issues or events that are relevant in engaging
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by nitemice 6y ago
And almonds don't lactate. Do you call almond milk "almond-flavoured water"? There's a reason people use existing "technically incorrect" product names to refer to replacement products like this. It's so p
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by nitemice 6y ago
I agree. If it's not actionable, then it's just adding to the doom. But not all of it is not actionable. And you definitely can't take actions based on information you don't have. Even just telling your friends about it
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by nitemice 6y ago
I take your point, but I disagree. Ignoring the news, and just expecting the "important" stuff to magically penetrate is a great way to live in wilful ignorance, and/or let people/governments/corporations get away w
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by nitemice 6y ago
I've sort of been doing something similar for a few years now where, each day I will document the highlight of my days. It's been a really interesting experience and it's useful from not just a gratitude/appreciation per
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by nitemice 6y ago
I've been using a@b.com just because it's quick & easy to type. I just looked it up, and it seems all the single-letter .com domains are reserved, so it should be fine.
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by nitemice 6y ago
I tried it a loooong time ago, for C, and I couldn't get the hand of it, even though I had used IntelliJ a bunch. I've heard it's much better than when they launched it, but our build system is so eccentric that I don't
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by nitemice 6y ago
As someone who uses all three of the editors you named, I think that each serves a pretty different purpose in practice. Each aspires to be the be-all, end-all editor/IDE, but that's just unrealistic to me. For me, I use VIM all d
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by nitemice 6y ago
That's just classic, lazy passive-aggression.
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by nitemice 6y ago
They're talking specifically about an Android app. Almost none of the apps you referred to are available on Android, let alone with the features you mentioned. As for the Markdown vs Word doc argument, sometimes you want to do things w
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by nitemice 6y ago
And unique, independent expression is also vital. That's why they've tried in the past (and hopefully continue to do so) to provide resources like you're pointing at to "the public" to build and create their own spe
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Google, Facebook to pay for news in Australia(thenewdaily.com.au)
1 points by nitemice 6y ago|0 comments
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by nitemice 6y ago
Well, I guess the good thing here is that they're not going to remove the old checkout behaviour. And these new commands are much easier to use and understand for a beginner.
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by nitemice 6y ago
Thank you for mentioning this. I wrote my own bash script to do something similar ages ago, but I'm betting this will be much less janky.
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by nitemice 6y ago
You could get a 'dumb' bluetooth adaptor for your wired-but-cable-changable headphones. e.g. https://thebtunes.com/ Or you could just get some basic noise-isolating bluetooth headphones. It sounds like most/a
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by nitemice 6y ago
Link is dead for me
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by nitemice 6y ago
Putting aside the reasoning, I still think this information is useful. Changing the name of a branch can get pretty messy if you do it wrong.
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by nitemice 6y ago
I think there's a distinction to be made between "guilt-free" and "dumb/wasteful" spending. I can totally understand spending $150 on a pair of sweatpants if they "bring you joy" and are useful and wi
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by nitemice 6y ago
I think they're mostly fake games, but sometimes there are ones for unreleased/modded games.
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by nitemice 6y ago
No, tmux-yank only does the copying part. To get pasting from the system clipboard, you need something like https://github.com/brennanfee/tmux-paste It will copy whatever's on the system clipboard into tmux's
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by nitemice 6y ago
The only other "security risk" I can imagine such a read-only wiki could present is if it documents something that could be considered "risky" from a security perspective. That would make this more of a censorship situa
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by nitemice 7y ago
Same is true of coffee cups, although there are a number of organizations (in Aus, at least) now that have processes for separating the plastic from the paper so it can be recycled. E.g. https://www.simplycups.com.au/how-it-

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