tossAfterUsing

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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
I'm in a similar boat. Except I started with emacs so i could learn org-mode. i dropped spacemacs and went to Doom (which i greatly prefer). In Doom, i get to org-mode with SPC-X. it's great. it's helping me learn emacs, too.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
You're not describing free speech, you're describing the challenges of moderation.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> I'd consider opting in to an identity that follows me between platforms so I could build a reputation. same. consider scuttlebutt.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> .... and they came to believe that these very popular websites are somehow inherent to the Internet and to society in general. They're not. Amen. And my feeling is that we would be better off without them. This is why i'm in
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Canada has some good examples of this.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> The almost free speech on the other side of the ocean seems to be working pretty well. You get to say anything that isn’t actively harmful to others, but you won’t be able to advertise bleach as a way to get Corona out of your system.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> When we have had presidents who were willing to condemn white supremacy, we tended not to call on CEOs to. https://twitter.com/robsmithonline/status/131113297546835968...
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> This is only as true as saying that any personal attempt to minimize your carbon footprint is self-harm. I sometimes wonder, when the mining energy question is raised, about the carbon footprint of all the servers and buildings and air
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> What's Bitcoin missing in technological or infrastructure terms that's holding it back? I'd wager nothing. The technological solution to the slight incomprehensibility is a huge part of what holds back adoption. Also, re
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
I'm sure there are many, but cellular network coverage (industrial) and products to connect easily to it (consumer) both seem like limiting factors.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
related? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet#History
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Without meaningful information about the geographies of the participants, how this data would be valuable is not quite clear to me.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
I read earlier in the year... early in the news about the outbreak, a skeptical view that suggested the reason for this 'epidemic' had something to do with the relatively new ability to apply fast genetic testing to a 'fairly
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Soft Money, Soft Minds(medium.com)
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
love ur dashboard bro :)
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> A handful of mainstream publications and a bunch of basically unknown facebook folks are now the censors. I share your concern. And, hasn't this been the case for as long as there have been centralized publications?
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
imo, as a builder of one, tiny house has such a low squarefootage that you can spring for high quality materials without breaking the bank. it's easy enough to find 200sqft (that's a 20' cargo container's worth) of high
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Pine floors are terrible to maintain though. 'cut off your nose to spite the king'
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
avoid some other blackmail
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
remember the failwhale?
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Coinbase is not decentralized.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
i guess if i wanted windows, i could use windows... right? edit for tone: sry, that sounded saltier than i wanted. i actually went to linux because i was convinced that was the better way to do things, and i wanted to do things the better w
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Thanks for the share from suckless.org. I'm interested to learn about init now :)
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
i went trying to learn how to make my linux box do something at startup. as somebody learning how to use my linux, systemd clouded the discovery process of learning how to linux in the intended way. i ended up using systemd, but now that&#x
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
good for him. hope he can hold out for a couple years...
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
exactly. stay far away from bitcoin.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
nobody should ever buy a bitcoin under any circumstance for exactly this reason
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
this is precisely right and why nobody should ever buy a bitcoin under any circumstance.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
my first (only) financial advisor was a manager at RadioShack for 10 years before he got the advisor job. relatedly, i once applied as a network admin at Ed Jones. They didn't have their shit together when i showed up for the interview
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
today i learned that (for some people) 'impostor syndrome` is a heuristic for cognitive dissonance.

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