extropic-engine

lol. lmao

what is GRAY? i tried searching for a source on this, but it wasn't terribly helpful as a search keyword

imagine being so bad at computers that you decide to blame curl for inventing hackers

ok but the real question for everyone here is do y’all put your leggings in your sock drawer or with your bras/underwear

these are the cdc guidelines for removing gloves safely. it's literally the simplest and most obvious thing in the world. i rarely wore gloves before this and this is what i have been doing with my gloves the entire time. why do you think this would be difficult for people?

https://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/pdf/poster-how-to-remove-glove...

I actually wrote my own jrnl command as a shell one-liner:

    pushd $JRNL_DIR && git pull && echo "##### "(date) >> (date "+%Y-%m-%d.txt") && vim (date "+%Y-%m-%d.txt") && git add *.txt && git commit -m "jrnl "(date "+%Y-%m-%d.txt") && git push && popd

There's nothing to buy... it's a bunch of servers run by individuals.

It's because they are selling digital items that have no intrinsic value. The likelihood that everyone will do this is low. Most people will just leave the sliders at their default values. And it's good marketing.

They actually do accept bitcoin.

I've already been slowly migrating from KeePass to https://www.passwordstore.org/ and this is just one more reason why.

That doesn't sound like a fundamental flaw of Tor. That sounds like a fundamental flaw of broadband companies in Canada.

> offline first

> site doesn't work if javascript is disabled

Her name is Amy. It's right there on every paragraph.

Many GNU Social servers are hosted by individual users. In this case, it looks like the admin got a certificate from Let's Encrypt for "vinilox.eu", and then tried to use it on "micro.vinilox.eu". It doesn't necessarily mean that the site is not trustworthy.

That actually sounds like a legitimate strategy. I would want the device which is plugged into the wall to handle more of the heavy lifting if it means I get an extra hour of battery life.

But the ping is terrible.

Everyone gets one free murder.

All libraries should aspire to be more like Seattle Central Library. Good coffee, amazing architecture, fast wifi. Oh, and lots of books if you're into reading or whatever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Central_Library

I know Gimp is always referenced as the "alternative" to Photoshop but I think it still suffers from a lot of usability issues. I've found Krita to be a much better replacement: https://krita.org/

Actually, aerodynamics are really important for buildings, especially tall ones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_engineering

(OK, you were probably being sarcastic! But wind engineering is cool!)

You might be able to use something like http://librarybox.us/. You could also just host forums for your neighborhood. http://www.discourse.org/