sofayam

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by sofayam 3mo ago
Truly this is the autoexec.bat/xf86config tuning of our modern age. But how long will it take this time until all this painfully accumulated knowledge is obsolete?
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by sofayam 4mo ago
Currently breaks if you try to create a page with a Japanese slug. Multiple languages would make this an even more valuable resource than it already is.
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by sofayam 7mo ago
Strange, I looked around and couldn’t find a single contentful or authentic site in your index, rather the opposite.
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by sofayam 1y ago
I read somewhere that it is a consequence of the way these things work that they will naturally be more cooperative and helpful if you are nice to them, and if you order them around brusquely they will be less so. Maybe following the patter
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by sofayam 2y ago
Either it is a guilty pleasure and you are secretly relieved that the temptation is being removed. Or prolonged use of the service has turned you into an apathetic apolitical blob of mindless jelly with no agency and no energy to effect cha
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by sofayam 2y ago
And now you’re all just being mean.
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by sofayam 2y ago
This guy was not really trying to explain to hacker parents how they should teach their kids to ride a bike. As has has been adequately demonstrated in the comments they already know aaaaaaaall about that. His actual point, which seems to h
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by sofayam 2y ago
If we could talk to animals, then, on the positive side we could explain things to them like “watch for traffic when you cross this road” but we could also deceive them. A lot of what hunters and farmers have done since time immemorial has
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by sofayam 2y ago
Sure. But while I can understand this approach for rare objects which are the result of great craftsmanship (I would rather not have a crack in my faberge egg) a book is generally a mass produced article with little individual character unt
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by sofayam 2y ago
If you are going to collect books as physical objects, rather than their much more convenient digital versions, then it strikes me you should actually find the signs of previous interactions with that object (library stamps, marks from othe
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by sofayam 7y ago
I know a suprising number of people 10-20 years older than me who regularly use desktop computers but do not understand what a window is e.g.: that windows can cover each other up, and that there are special places you must grab or click th
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by sofayam 7y ago
“works” as in “gets the other person to leave me alone”?
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by sofayam 7y ago
Fits nicely with the Southpark creators views on Pot: it makes you feel fine with being bored and it's when you're bored that you should be learning a new skill or some new science or being creative.
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by sofayam 7y ago
Good feature but the three month window they grant is way too short. Winding up someone’s affairs after they have died often takes longer. A year would make more sense.
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by sofayam 8y ago
The only difference in the eval version (i.e. not yet registered) is you can’t change the wallpaper, ... which is free enough for me
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by sofayam 8y ago
Pretty much chased me away. Then I came here just so I could bitch about it. Content suicide.
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by sofayam 8y ago
Interestingly Gmail will let you filter in a dot sensitive way. Anyone missing my dot gets sent to a folder called “wrongguy”. Whenever I drop by to look at it it’s full of spam.
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by sofayam 10y ago
Actually yes - the H stands for hardware: that's any kind of digital logic. You just need a different "back end" and then in theory the same model can run on various targets - in fact there is a whole business model around ge