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11mo ago
I didn't really get it until I Airdropped a shipping label PDF to the guy at the UPS store to print from his phone, which was already set up for the label printer.
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Advice on Advice
(kyefox.com)
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A good rule can be a bad heuristic. In my experience this one misleads more often than it informs.
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Amazon Greenlights a New Stargate Series
(gateworld.net)
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Good luck getting any two people to agree on a sharp line between programming language and scripting language. Perl seems to swap sides depending on the year people are arguing about it.
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Reaper did sneak in a whole notation editor once inside a massive list of changes. Normally a $300 addon for DAWs.
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This reminds me of a Reaper changelog: lots of small quality of life changes each for a small percentage of users that add up to an overall massive improvement. It's not as splashy as huge feature releases but ultimately leads to bette
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11mo ago
They're invested in nuclear power. Pairing datacenters with small modular reactors is at least on the minds of all the AI companies.
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The new similar sound search in Ableton Live is handy. It's getting stem separation soon and I expect to get some use out of it.
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Furry Studies conference gathers worldwide wisdom at second annual event
(dogpatch.press)
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It sounds like they're doing their own version of the experimental build thing that's long been popular in the Blender community. That's a good thing.
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The classic clipboard and high-vis hack.
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11mo ago
This is the way.
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Ripoff is a strong accusation. You can't own ideas. I do think devlids has better execution, but it has more time (revisions) behind it. Personally, I think "devlids" limits the concept too much. I want to see lids from write
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If I ever have money to risk on an order from something like StickerApp, I'll sell them at bulk discounts for people to hand out at conventions or give to friends. Each sheet has three, so people gift most of them. I sold the same amou
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$4.59 to Europe for one: https://help.fourthwall.com/hc/en-us/articles/14509196645531... The platform I use uses Printful for stickers. They seem to be big enough that they just print it in the facility close
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I've had the same thoughts as I watch YouTube slowly but steadily subsume "podcast." We were all worried about something like Spotify killing off open RSS feeds for them, but there's a growing number of people who have n
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bee cute furry face, m, argentina, side (2019)
(usgs.gov)
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One of mine is on quite a few laptops and at least one server: https://shop.kyefox.com/products/were-here-were-queer-connec... I was hoping, though not expecting, to spot it in here.
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For Flight of the Navigator (1986) they sent renders of the ship directly to film because the system could only hold one frame at a time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyixMpuGEL8
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American Wind Farms
(tech.marksblogg.com)
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Having to blast wifi through an entire building is part of the problem. If transceivers only need enough power to go a foot or three from an ethernet port with a wifi dongle on it, the problem is solved. See also: cell phones having to boos
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The DuckDuckGo duck changes to Gaquacktus when you search for Galactus
(duckduckgo.com)
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The natural complement to LOLCODE. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOLCODE
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This was normal people, as much as bloggers on the pre-social media early web could be considered normal.
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There was a relatively tiny but otherwise identical uproar over Google even before they added infoboxes that reduced the number of people who clicked through.
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Probably books like the Imponderables and Uncle John's Bathroom Reader series. It wasn't always the most accurate, but they at least made an effort.
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Most embeds I see on Discord are Bluesky. Bluesky seems to have taken over for social media links on sports subreddits. It saw a huge spike during the last game of the World Series. https://old.reddit.com/domain/bsky.ap
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Reefer Madness. Satan in vinyl. DnD panic. Downloading as piracy. I was once accused of being a pirate back then because I was talking about downloading in a chatroom. What was I downloading? Linux. Probably Debian. It's the same kind
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(not a lawyer) This is the exact opposite of how it works, at least in the US. Copyright: covers works on publication. Registering it allows for seeking of statutory damages. Trademark: covers defining characteristics. This can be muddy sin
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