Mashimo

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by Mashimo 1y ago
The cheaper ones are great, because they don't connect to an app or wifi. Mine just has a remote with a timer. Like I wrote you, mine has been going for 6 or 7 years. I'm not trying to convince you to buy one, I'm trying to
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by Mashimo 1y ago
> probably doesn't do a particularly good job It's not the same as a full vacuum run. But it's god as what they are designed to do. Clean a bit every single day. All the crumbs that fall down in the kitchen over a day, do
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by Mashimo 1y ago
I bought mine about 6 years ago for 200 EUR then. Still works. Had to switch the battery once.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Setting / atmosphere / vibe also plays a role. If a know a place that has angry bouncers or annoying rules, I rather go to a place that he less then ideal music. One local club has a rule that you can't drink water from the b
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Might just be a "could not contact server for X days in a row" thing.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
But what if I'm too lazy to vacuum 10 minutes a week and don't want to do it?
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by Mashimo 1y ago
> I don't really see the point. You save the 20 minutes once a week. That's it. That is the whole point. A slight convenience. I use one in a 1 bedroom apartment.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Audacity had a 5 year plan on removing technical debt and overhauling the UI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYM3TWf_G38 (1 hour long video) Will this be merged into Tenacity or are they going further apart?
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by Mashimo 1y ago
These are just some guidelines. Adjust to your local customs.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Huh, are all social gatherings not networking events by definition? Where I'm from it's quite normal to create a facebook event.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
> And how is any of that related to alcohol? Alcohol relaxes and you often get judged less when you are silly while you are drunk. Think of it as lubrication, the gears spin fine without it, but it's easier with some grease.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Well it's a fact that you do get more open and relaxed with alcohol. The barriers go down. And over the lifetime people almost all the time had alcohol when they where at parties. You start to associate alcohol with fun and parties. Of
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Where I'm from it's quite common to use Facebook events, and people can see who else is coming. People who don't use facebook I invite "normally" via message.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
> Polaroids/Disposable cameras are cheap and seem to be universally adored. I do this on my parties! Also sometimes people ask me to bring my gear to their parties. The guests can either keep the photo and take home some memories or
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by Mashimo 1y ago
I like to dance, I often invite DJs to my parties. But when no one ones to dance I turn to music down. Can't force them. But I think it's a personal preference, not culture. Is there a culture where they don't listen to music
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Could you not open the project on a windows computer or older mac? I also think current Native Instruments luncher "Native Access" still requires rosetta for the installation :)))
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Well if you bought the 8GB ram version there might be some apps that won't work that well ;-)
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by Mashimo 1y ago
This made me look at our current app, it's a whooping 10MB just to get on the landing page. Build with Angular. .. creating a maintenance issue right now.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Mhh, I found it repeated sentences again and again. It was kinda odd to read at times.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Mhh, don't we already have conventional ways of telling where a flodding might happen?
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Don't they have a deal with Walmart?
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by Mashimo 1y ago
> even this kind of app manages to bring in Electron Probably because it began as an chrome addon before it was "standalone".
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by Mashimo 1y ago
We use it a bit at our company. We have a collection file that includes a ton of requests with headers and body. Developers can with ease load that collection file and run it against their own server, and also quickly change to a different
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by Mashimo 1y ago
As far as I know most rare earth metals are in fact not that rare. But refinement is concentrated in China.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Classic DB, right when it's not going so good for Esports they join the wagon :) Always late.
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by Mashimo 1y ago
When I visited my friend in Finland, we got to an outdoor range to shoot with AK-47 clones (in 5.56 and something bigger) and shotguns with slugs. No instructor need. Was enough that he had a license. Fun times. Next day we drove with a tan
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Apparently it's even hard to make molds in the US. China seems to be the top dog in the production chain. From design, to mold, to production, to packaging. Fstopper has one or two nice videos about it. Can't even buy US made glas
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Correct, but HE does not enjoy it. If someone makes a 3D printer for houses there is probably someone who will say laying bricks "is the real job" It's just someone writing about his vibe coding experience. Not interesting fo
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by Mashimo 1y ago
They can definitely track when and where you log in. I can't say if there are backdoors in place for them to log in, and if that is (currently) legal. Hospitals and libraries are government run, I would assume even if they had their ow
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by Mashimo 1y ago
Same in Denmark. It acts as a SSO for Banks, library, 2fa for debit card, hospital websites, all kinds of government services. Makes it easy, because you don't need a new or different account.

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