Moru

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by Moru 3y ago
Nah, our (not very good) implementation existed 10 years before Datomic :-)
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by Moru 4y ago
I also have problems with games where you have to hold the mouse buttons down extended periods. But there is help to be had, especially if you have problems working [1], but also in general [2]. It's usually a few meetings where you ge
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by Moru 4y ago
I also had two crash almost at the same time, both seagate with similar serials. This was about 20 years ago though, now I don't buy more than one harddrive at a time.
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by Moru 4y ago
I love Everything, and it has a dark-mode in the latest beta! And finds stuff instantly, no more wait.
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by Moru 4y ago
Pro tip: I have noticed that most retired people seem to have even less time in their schedule. So I would not count on it :-)
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by Moru 4y ago
I'm using Resilio Sync (former bittorrent sync) to make a backup sync from all devices (one-way sync) and then do a normal backup of that folder to other media since a sync folder isn't really a backup. No cloud functionality, onl
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by Moru 4y ago
Long before the FPS shooters started showing up I had the problem with mouse cables pulling on my hand and causing pain in the wrist. The solution was to use cable ties to fix the mouse cable to the keyboard cable so the mouse cable does a
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by Moru 4y ago
Swedish projects to create green steel [1] seems to have delivered the first customer batch of steel. They use hydrogen produced locally. [1] https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/sweden...
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by Moru 4y ago
I'm more of a programmer type, had already worked with assembler on Atari and was used to that way of working.
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by Moru 4y ago
I didn't do anything in flash since it cost money and I had none at the time. I was making games with other tools and programming languages. Played a lot of flash games too. The homepages made purely in flash was realy annoying though.
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by Moru 4y ago
It doesn't really matter where #6 is, #4 and #8-9 are corrupt anyway.
462.
by Moru 4y ago
The ones that miss Flash websites are the ones that learned to use flash and nothing else. That was their art tool that they could use and now they have nothing. I have a friend that still complains about it.
463.
by Moru 4y ago
And just like SEO we will have people tailoring their code to fool the AI.
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by Moru 4y ago
But then you don't get the goodwill of helping the open-source library fixing the bug, contributing back to the community.
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by Moru 4y ago
He also states the Hammer and Nail situation. If your only tool is a hammer, every problem becomes a nail. I get the impression he wanted to use something he knew instead of spending time learning something new.
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by Moru 4y ago
> when I was refused to board the flight due to unspecified "problems with my ESTA". As my employer at the time, Mozilla engaged some people on both the American as well as the Swedish side to try to figure out what was wrong a
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by Moru 4y ago
I always expected this to be the case, everything designed with some sort of safety aspect for kid playgrounds. Until I was in one of those indoor playground companies where you pay an entrance fee. I was climbing around with my three year
468.
by Moru 4y ago
But you can't compare the negative impact of one thing to the positive impact of the other vehicle. The bikers get hurt by the cars so that is negative on the car account, not negative on the bicycle account.
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by Moru 4y ago
I love the new ad displays in the local shopping mall. They use LCD screens rotated 90 degrees and my sunglases are just the wrong filter angle so they become nice black displays for me. Physical adblocker :-)
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by Moru 4y ago
It was 40 years ago, what I remember it works but not very good. As they say lower down, you need more movement to actually get any sort of speed forward. It was just something I liked doing while waiting for someone to show up.
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by Moru 4y ago
It depends on how you use the bike. When I was a kid I used to turn the front wheel left/right to go forward instead of using the pedals. This ofcourse wore out the front tire realy fast :-)
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by Moru 4y ago
No matter what problem you have, you will always be met with the "just do this, it works for me". Eating disorder? Just eat. Can't sleep? Just do some running one hour before bedtime. The invisible disorders are much harder t
473.
by Moru 4y ago
I've been running Thunderbird in the background without problems the last 15-odd years on whatever computer I had at the time. Still do. No performance problems running 20+ mail accounts with loads and loads of mail. Ofcourse it can be
474.
by Moru 4y ago
Was listening to radio the other day. Was some writer that used to sit at her local café to work but during covid she stopped because it got too crowded and now she can't go back again.
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by Moru 4y ago
And if you have asthma it's bad even below 0 C. I use my Lungplus [1] as soon as the weather hits +5 C, makes me able to actually do something outdoors in the winter. It's just a heat exchanger in your mounth, storing heat from th
476.
by Moru 4y ago
I ordered some sports equipment from a store together with some friends so the sum was pretty high. The money was sent and the items were supposed to be delivered. The store owner was away over the weekend so didn't send the items yet.
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by Moru 4y ago
Cost cuts happened. It has gotten worse the last 20 years at least. Now the writer is supposed to put out texts as fast as possible. Mostly the editor does not have time to look at the text, if there even is an editor.
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by Moru 4y ago
Corn starch in a corn society, potato starch in a potato society. When I was young, the corn starch was the new thing. Everyone was using potato starch before that. (North Sweden) Also, there are very different types of potatoes. Some conta
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by Moru 4y ago
If I remember right: Last time I played Minecraft you took the whole stack of materials and painted (left drag) over the grid where you want the items. It would share up the stack evenly over all the grid items no matter how many you painte
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by Moru 4y ago
Usually precipitation is whatever water came down in melted form. You have to calculate what that would be in snow. Which is not easy and only will give you a guesstimate.

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