Kind of weird that the author does not make clear what a "normal person" is, despite this being a central concept to their article. Personally I don't think it is normal to be unable to double click on i3wm in some…
No, zero.
OK, so I did this recently and it depends a lot on what software you're then running whether it works or not, and whether the keyboard will actually flip some Caps Lock switch somewhere regardless of being remapped.…
No, it predates the nazis. Zionist terrorism and genocidal actions in Palestine started earlier.
I kind of disagree that it is done easily in Windows, network drives are pretty cursed everywhere in my experience. But yeah, I'm a professional who lives in multiplexed terminals and none of the people who I've helped…
As many as the current one.
Why do you think that? Have you ever done it?
IIRC in Thunar you just open a dialog and paste the connection string and you're done. Pretty much the same as in Windows but you don't need to execute some icky looking binary from some web page to e.g. get support for…
Yes, by default the start menu pushes blogspam and ads for software. In many installations there's also a default widget that tries to get you to stop what you're doing and go look at stocks.
"I haven't found anything for linux that feels as polished." Really? In my experience you can go for pretty much anything and it will be more coherent and less buggy than the Windows shell. Try Gnome or XFCE. As a bonus…
It would be nice if you could substantiate this a bit. Like, what kind of measurement is "largest"? Most bytes on disk?
In eldritch times there was another AI hausse wave. Back then they also managed to trick themselves into believing that logic gates can be taught to think and that natural language processing could become the superior…
It's like old fashioned Wordpress, edited by someone directly in production, on a shared host that probably is infested with who knows what, with little to no oversight except inscrutable emails, which in the old days…
"So I asked Claude to make me a video game — a command center where I do the port myself, step by step, watching the visible effects and the file tree evolve. It produced a UI where I click buttons to run the port step…
Pseudoephedrine is very different from amphetamine. If you must push caffeine users towards something else, go for nicotine. It is quite well tolerated, techniques for cessation are abundant, and like caffeine it is a…
I'll necro this even though I've been away for quite some time because this is such a motorheaded jaw clenched dum-dum of a position to take. "When dosed properly" is basically a circular premise. When things are good,…
"The coroner wrote that Mitchell had drowned, likely due to an arrhythmia triggered by the combination of energy drinks and physical exercise. She noted that he had a blood-alcohol content of about 0.1%, slightly over…
Why do you expect pseudoephedrine to be less nasty on the cardiovascular system than caffeine? Recommending going from caffeine to amphetamine comes across as rather weird to me. 'It seems you have trouble regulating…
Is this practice good for the workers in the organisation?
Why is this a worthwhile measurement? Some cases can wait without having any negative medical implications, this measurement seems to gloss over this and to me it isn't obvious what the median ought to be. Is it obvious…
I didn't mention profit.
No it hasn't. There's some approximation of supposed assistance for particular situations. I don't think cars should whine about what I do or don't, because they suck at being drivers. As I understand it, this kind of…
It's a US data pump, and the EU is a bunch of vassal states. That's the hurry, shutting down the data flow because the permissive legislation runs out is not allowed.
If you're referring to the finale in the Tractatus, then I'd recommend you spend some time with the late Wittgenstein, like On Certainty or perhaps some of his letters to Drury, e.g.…
Designing this machine vision system is insurmountable. It will never be actually good at its stated purpose, because how much you can look through some window or glance back at your kids is decided by the outside…
Kind of weird that the author does not make clear what a "normal person" is, despite this being a central concept to their article. Personally I don't think it is normal to be unable to double click on i3wm in some…
No, zero.
OK, so I did this recently and it depends a lot on what software you're then running whether it works or not, and whether the keyboard will actually flip some Caps Lock switch somewhere regardless of being remapped.…
No, it predates the nazis. Zionist terrorism and genocidal actions in Palestine started earlier.
I kind of disagree that it is done easily in Windows, network drives are pretty cursed everywhere in my experience. But yeah, I'm a professional who lives in multiplexed terminals and none of the people who I've helped…
As many as the current one.
Why do you think that? Have you ever done it?
IIRC in Thunar you just open a dialog and paste the connection string and you're done. Pretty much the same as in Windows but you don't need to execute some icky looking binary from some web page to e.g. get support for…
Yes, by default the start menu pushes blogspam and ads for software. In many installations there's also a default widget that tries to get you to stop what you're doing and go look at stocks.
"I haven't found anything for linux that feels as polished." Really? In my experience you can go for pretty much anything and it will be more coherent and less buggy than the Windows shell. Try Gnome or XFCE. As a bonus…
It would be nice if you could substantiate this a bit. Like, what kind of measurement is "largest"? Most bytes on disk?
In eldritch times there was another AI hausse wave. Back then they also managed to trick themselves into believing that logic gates can be taught to think and that natural language processing could become the superior…
It's like old fashioned Wordpress, edited by someone directly in production, on a shared host that probably is infested with who knows what, with little to no oversight except inscrutable emails, which in the old days…
"So I asked Claude to make me a video game — a command center where I do the port myself, step by step, watching the visible effects and the file tree evolve. It produced a UI where I click buttons to run the port step…
Pseudoephedrine is very different from amphetamine. If you must push caffeine users towards something else, go for nicotine. It is quite well tolerated, techniques for cessation are abundant, and like caffeine it is a…
I'll necro this even though I've been away for quite some time because this is such a motorheaded jaw clenched dum-dum of a position to take. "When dosed properly" is basically a circular premise. When things are good,…
"The coroner wrote that Mitchell had drowned, likely due to an arrhythmia triggered by the combination of energy drinks and physical exercise. She noted that he had a blood-alcohol content of about 0.1%, slightly over…
Why do you expect pseudoephedrine to be less nasty on the cardiovascular system than caffeine? Recommending going from caffeine to amphetamine comes across as rather weird to me. 'It seems you have trouble regulating…
Is this practice good for the workers in the organisation?
Why is this a worthwhile measurement? Some cases can wait without having any negative medical implications, this measurement seems to gloss over this and to me it isn't obvious what the median ought to be. Is it obvious…
I didn't mention profit.
No it hasn't. There's some approximation of supposed assistance for particular situations. I don't think cars should whine about what I do or don't, because they suck at being drivers. As I understand it, this kind of…
It's a US data pump, and the EU is a bunch of vassal states. That's the hurry, shutting down the data flow because the permissive legislation runs out is not allowed.
If you're referring to the finale in the Tractatus, then I'd recommend you spend some time with the late Wittgenstein, like On Certainty or perhaps some of his letters to Drury, e.g.…
Designing this machine vision system is insurmountable. It will never be actually good at its stated purpose, because how much you can look through some window or glance back at your kids is decided by the outside…