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by NoSalt 1y ago
I may not be a working professional in the field of physics - I only had a couple of classes in college - but I absolutely love physics! It seems like magic, and when you learn how it works, you feel like a magician. It's awesome!
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Sometimes ... I can overcome impostor syndrome. I feel "good" about being a "successful" coder. Then I [attempt to] read an article like this, and it's right back into the "I'm just a pathetic code monkey.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
> "2. It Punishes the Little Guys" Yeah ... I just don't do it. I'm not based in the UK or EU and I don't care if they try to "punish" me.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Typically I need to pick from the other end of the spectrum, but this is pretty cool to look through.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
What a journey our data has taken: 5¼ floppy → 3.5" floppy → Zip/Jazz Disks → CD/DVD Discs → Hard Drives → Cloud Storage → Self-Hosted RAID
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Yes ... Steve Jobs was a complete jerk, but he was a brilliant salesman and CEO, and you cannot deny that.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Good! I do not want nor need AI in every single aspect of my life. I mean, I've seen AI hygiene products out there. How does that even work? Don't answer that ... I know it's a marketing scheme, akin to the "HD" cra
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Meh ... David Byrne outside of The Talking Heads just isn't that great.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
I like the dark color-scheme because the light color-schemes look like a lighthouse has been built on my desktop; it is an affront to my senses and burns my eyeballs. I have no idea where I got it, but I have a quick JavaScript bookmarklet
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Woah, sweet ... THANK YOU!
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Unfortunately ... this is probably only how they clean the balls in a VERY small minority of ball pits. The majority are probably still germ superspreaders.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Nice, but what I REALLY want is the old Ambrosia Software games like Apeiron and Avara. Oh, and I would prefer they be on Linux.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Dr. Irving Finkel is an interesting guy. I ran across him shortly after I discovered the Lewis chessmen [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_chessmen ], and I found out that Dr. Finkel had loaned his personal set to th
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by NoSalt 1y ago
IMHO, not just an "example", but a dead-simple example. Just show me the absolute bare minimum of what I need to do to get this working, and I can take it from there. It really doesn't help me when you build a book store from
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Sadly, Reddit has become a disease upon "normal" society. Also, sadly, is that it is extremely addictive; it is my version of YouTube shorts or TikTok (which I do not use). It is so easy to say "I'm just going to browse
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Just write your own RSS feed reader; it can be done easily in [relatively] few lines of JavaScript.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
> "this is a systemic issue of governments not having/not enforcing serious security measures" Is it this, or is it a "systemic issue of governments not minding their own damn business"???
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by NoSalt 1y ago
The formatting "standard" simply boils down to who the biggest fish in the small pond happens to be at the current location in time and space.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
And here is Mr. Macintosh, himself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Michel_Folon#/media/File:...
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by NoSalt 1y ago
I am currently working on a [personal use] MagicMirror replacement. One of the things I like about MagicMirror is the RSS newsfeed at the bottom of the screen, so I have been getting into RSS more recently, and really enjoying it. The only
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Commercial for FastMail???
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by NoSalt 1y ago
With Halloween coming up, I would LOVE to have one or two of these for my front yard. The HOA would have a conniption ... LOL!
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by NoSalt 1y ago
This is an issue a lot of gyms are facing; idiot "influencers" coming in and not caring who or what they film. It is really up to the private establishment to set rules for taking images and video within their facilities, but most
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Woah ... the FIRST "privacy-based" browser in, at least, 29 days. That's amazing!
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by NoSalt 1y ago
This is one of the main reasons why I left the Macintosh ecosystem several years ago. Apple is, has been, transitioning from a computer company to a computing appliance company for many years now, and I just couldn't take it any longer
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by NoSalt 1y ago
This is the main reason why YAML and Python are bad. Give us CLEAR beginnings and ends to code statements and blocks, not these dubious beginnings and ends. Ignore white space and use clear EOL delineation. Clearly, XML and JSON are superio
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Woah ... I am now 100% impressed!!! This is absolutely FANTASTIC!!!
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Maybe the creators should pay a fee if they want people to see their videos.
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading pure-palm-djnlwn.manyminiapps.com (see the browser console for more information). Uncaught QueryValidationError: At path 'worlds.snapshots.$': 'limit'
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by NoSalt 1y ago
Am I the only person who is confused by the anger from people who use a free service (like YouTube) or participate in a gig service (like Uber), and get upset when it doesn't go their way? Meaning, they get upset when they cannot make

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