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by tilsammans 1y ago
I can recommend the DeArrow extension for this. It has an option to always show the untranslated title. Plus, it has the intended features such as thumbnail replacement and crowd-sourced titles. DeArrow works in Android Firefox. It's u
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by tilsammans 2y ago
My roasts are savage: > Your 236-line 'simplified' code example suggests you might need to look up the definition of 'simplified' in a dictionary that's not written in Ruby. OUCH > You've spent so much ti
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by tilsammans 2y ago
This doesn't look dirty or confusing to me at all.
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by tilsammans 3y ago
I buy Motorola phones and they have been great in recent years. I consider them the new Android One. The OS is stock Android. Facebook and LinkedIn are preinstalled, but easily removed. The moto apps add useful gestures. The launcher is ver
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Motorola
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Came here to say exactly this. Disabling watch history is gold.
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Fedora
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by tilsammans 3y ago
I'm in Europe, it's not blocked for me
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by tilsammans 3y ago
I agree completely! I ditched Ubuntu for this very fact. GNOME and snaps are deal breakers for me. I switched to Fedora KDE a year ago and I use it every day. And not just for coding. It's a real treat and stuff just works and gets out
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Auke-Florian is great. He's a talented presenter in addition to being a scientist. In The Netherlands, he is sometimes flown in for sciency sound bites on national television. Memorable hair, indeed. https://youtu.be/Ug
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Daytime fireworks cast bold hues in the sky(designboom.com)
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Gaggenau has this, we have the Vario 400 series. Physical buttons, crazy fast, reliable and beautiful. The downside: it cost us the same as a small second hand car...
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by tilsammans 3y ago
Yes! This is fairly common. It usually happens when the power leads pick up a small amount of electricity via induction. You can place a compensator near the fixture to take care of it. (Basically a high voltage capacitor)
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by tilsammans 4y ago
It's solid advice for sure, but I've been doing the opposite in recent years. Sign up for everything, confirm accounts, setup MFA if possible, and consistently use the account. Then, when I want to terminate the relationship, requ
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by tilsammans 4y ago
Yes, absolutely. I've felt 22-ish for most of my adult life, until midlife happened. That was a couple years ago, and I'm in the tail end of my midlife "crisis". Right now, at 47, I feel my age. Also, I'm totally ok
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by tilsammans 4y ago
This is great, nice find. I grew up with Uranium-based Fiestaware in the house, and I am looking at a radioactive red vase right now. My dad was a ceramics engineer and researcher. He wrote the book on red ceramic glazes (The Defiant Red),
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by tilsammans 4y ago
I bought a NUC from them years ago that was always a bit wonky, but not unusable. Until one day I couldn't stand it any more and sent it back for repair. At that point I'd had it for well over a year, maybe more than two. It came
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by tilsammans 4y ago
I agree. This is a great filter for companies you do not want to be a part of. Keep in mind that your future bosses will evaluate you based on useless and silly metrics like these. There are a great many other places to work that DO value y
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by tilsammans 4y ago
This is already wrong. SkyShowtime launched today in western Europe.
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by tilsammans 6y ago
I had one twenty years ago, a Java Ring. Apparently they are still being made today.
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by tilsammans 6y ago
> I'm pretty sure almost everyone who does drugs does so to get high. This is not the case. I know people who use them to manage chronic pain. It's not all that different from getting a Vicodin prescription, but without shiftin
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by tilsammans 10y ago
Thank you! :)
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by tilsammans 10y ago
We're not embarrassed, and the_duke's comment is spot on. It's not a secret we're built on Pageflow and I am the #5 overall contributor to it. We exist thanks to Pageflow and will do everything to promote it. We've
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by tilsammans 10y ago
The value we add is not in the software we use. Far from it. RedHat does just fine too, even if you can download the distribution for free. There's room for both models. Besides, it's far from a secret that we're standing on
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by tilsammans 10y ago
I've thought about this but that does not move the discourse forward at all and it hurts the readers of the story. We're not here to make anyone upset, least of all readers of the story. We'd just like Al-Jazeera to not leech
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by tilsammans 10y ago
They do have a documented procedure for this, posted on http://america.aljazeera.com/tools/terms.html - paragraph (V)(B). It likely does not apply to Al-Jazeera worldwide, though.
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by tilsammans 10y ago
That's fine, I posted the story expecting exactly that. And to be fair our original post missed details that needed clarification. Always a tough choice between a short, shareable story and a longer, complete one. People have all the r
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by tilsammans 10y ago
Thank you! I also didn't see the DMCA takedown as especially angry or hostile. It's the established way to (try to) take down infringing content, not a lot of room for emotion that I see. For a person it's quite something to
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by tilsammans 10y ago
We've given serious thought to this issue but it really does not seem to have been the case. All our contacts have behaved ethically, unless they're lying to our faces, which I find very hard to believe. It seems to have been a ro
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by tilsammans 10y ago
It's worth noting that we didn't barge in with the DMCA, so I updated the blog post to reflect that. Besides, nothing wrong with a DMCA. It's a valid, and expected way to take down infringing content. Which Al-Jazeera chose t

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