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by sureste 3mo ago
I'm hooked. I didn't even know I needed this.
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by sureste 5mo ago
It's loading, but very slowly.
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by sureste 1y ago
Everytime people talked about Mozilla or Firefox the main complaint was Pocket. Everytime. Yet most people here are sad to see it go. What gives?
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by sureste 4y ago
> LXDE/LXQT/Mate/Enlightenment/Cinammon Of these, I would say that Cinnamon is one that could be comparable to XFCE or even GNOME and KDE. Seriously, it's good. The system settings menu has all of the options one
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by sureste 4y ago
I pretty much did this too but in Arch Linux. It's just a script[1] that I run and I have it working with the linux and the linux-lts kernels. It's pretty nifty. It just works on Arch Linux since kernels don't have version nu
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by sureste 4y ago
I've used Fish for about 2 years now. Before that I used ZSH for about 6 months. I'm relatively new daily driving Linux. About 3 years. The thing about ZSH that made me jump ship was that even though you can customize it like fish
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by sureste 7y ago
Can you share a link please?
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by sureste 7y ago
Lots of people already said it, but here it goes: Hang in there buddy, get out of that place. Seriously. Not every boss is like that. Trust us.
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by sureste 7y ago
Should be marked as a story from 2014
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by sureste 7y ago
Off-topic, but the number of times people misspell Colombia as Columbia is very high and I'm (more) disappointed in FB for letting it pass.
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by sureste 7y ago
Smart. But evil. But smart.
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by sureste 7y ago
The thing about Encarta to me is that it felt so much more interactive than what we have today. Nowadays we read a Wikipedia article or watch a Youtube video on a topic but never interact with the content. It's all very passive. I was
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by sureste 7y ago
The Guardian had a so-called Concrete Week[1] earlier this year when they published articles related to the concrete industry and its impact. One of the articles [2] touched briefly on the corruption related to the building and concrete ind
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by sureste 7y ago
Still ongoing with no end in sight
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by sureste 7y ago
Are you gaming with the 2700X by chance? How is it?
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by sureste 7y ago
This is totally not something that NSA uses by the way.
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by sureste 7y ago
This sounds very narrow minded. What you are saying is no different than any other traditional sport. Take ice hockey goalies. In recent years they've become more athletic to the point that their bodies do things that non-goalies can&#
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by sureste 7y ago
It's called panspermia, for the curious.
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by sureste 8y ago
I'm so glad this people are finally having this conversation. I will start by saying I'm not a developer of any kind. I'm learning Ruby and I've been doing that for a few months now. However, back in 2015 I got the itch
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by sureste 8y ago
I don't write JS but there's a lot of extensions for it, related libraries (React, Angular, Vue, etc) and languages that compile to JS (TS). There's also keymap extensions to emulate keybinds from other IDEs. You should try i
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by sureste 8y ago
Who's explanation is this? Do you have a link?
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by sureste 9y ago
This may sound pretentious but from reading how this "experiment" was going to be I knew it was a bad idea. I get the idea here: wanting to have a deeper familiarity with some albums you've only heard once (personally, I list
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by sureste 9y ago
We have found Sushi No is even a more fun experience for us. Basically Sushi Go! but whoever gets the lower points total wins. It's a bit tense but more fun.
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by sureste 9y ago
Anyone can help me with a question I have? What if I want to take this program from outside of the USA and want to work remotely? Would this count as working in the USA? (Which is one of the questions on the form)
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by sureste 9y ago
I don't see it as an attempt to grab money. Seems more like a "us too" move.
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by sureste 9y ago
I support this. In 20 years when no one is using it anymore and the source code is released for academic purposes.
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by sureste 9y ago
This describes most freeCodeCamp articles. They tend to use click-baity titles.
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by sureste 9y ago
Yes. Ars Technica has changed. I do find their articles are not as good as they used to be. Although, articles from Peter Bright and Kyle Orland are still high quality. I like their occasional (weekly?) articles on board games. I do not lik
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by sureste 9y ago
I get this sort of thinking, but it assumes Chrome follows specs 100%. None of the browsers do that unless it is a very old spec with no recent changes. There's WebKit, Gecko and whatever they're calling the engine that powers Edg
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by sureste 9y ago
The main dev for Vue, Evan You, funds development for it through Patreon[1]. Also, it has quite a few sponsors[2]. [1] https://www.patreon.com/evanyou [2] https://vuejs.org/#sponsors

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