SLWW

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by SLWW 4y ago
This explains a lot for me; since I kept trying to achieve a BLJ but for whatever reason I couldn't. Now, years later, you comment explains a lot O_O
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by SLWW 4y ago
Obviously, this goes without saying, but please do what you need to; don't put yourself into a corner by anything said by anyone. I'm just giving my experience as i think it is a positive one. I have enjoyed depression (quite sev
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by SLWW 4y ago
It's just infuriating how they insult us thinking most people will be taken in by it. As an aside the idea that a war which is taking 1,000s of lives on both sides is somehow "botched" just because it didn't go the way a
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by SLWW 5y ago
They have a "layman's terms" section where it states that for now, in beta, telemetry is going to be on regardless https://www.warp.dev/privacy They promise that after beta you won't need Github, and tel
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by SLWW 5y ago
The section about starting the car rings true for just about every old car I own. My Dart, an ol' 4 door from '69 has this really cool thing were in the event you do get the cruel idea to wake her up on a cold morning; you'll
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by SLWW 5y ago
When licensing something open-source; there should be proof that, within reasonable allowance, that the source should be viewable, downloadable, and modifiable by any customer or person who is aware of the software. I don't get how so
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by SLWW 5y ago
Something I've been learning is what i have come to think of as an antidote to narcissism (and the effects of narcissists); I'm in a much better place in my life then ever before, I'm happy, i view people closer to who they a
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by SLWW 5y ago
This was finally the article to get me to buy the Steam Deck, since if i can do switch emulation... I'm sure I can get it to emulate most everything else I would want it for (legacy stuff, you feel me?), and that's all i really wa
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by SLWW 5y ago
Given recent moves to allow Ukrainians everywhere to bear arms in response to the invasion. It's rather reasonable to see that the Civilians, once they enter into defending a stronghold (in this case, just a power plant), that they ar
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by SLWW 5y ago
I love this mans work; even if getting it to run at 100% might see me an old man, if not me, then my children.
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by SLWW 5y ago
This is really pretty i won't lie. I might just install this on my devbox at home <3
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by SLWW 5y ago
I love this. This is a fantastic use of websockets
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by SLWW 5y ago
I would love to use it if i was for more then just gmail. Though fantastic idea all around!
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by SLWW 5y ago
> While speaking to NPR about his personal reaction to the September 11th attacks a few months later, Miller would say: "For the first time in my life I know how it feels to face an existential menace." I think that I've n
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by SLWW 5y ago
This is pretty excellent. I'll hold on to both of these resources as I think websockets would be just wonderful for the work I'm doing right now. > willing to read the RFC when they're stuck :) I owe RFCs for just about e
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by SLWW 5y ago
I just provide a spam email account for things like this. I have yet to read through it much, but it is interesting. https://files.ably.com/website/documents/ebook/the-websocket...
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by SLWW 5y ago
If you can reduce the amount of switching costs you go through in a days work, that will by itself greatly improve your efficiency.
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by SLWW 5y ago
I love the blinking cursor; the only time i have reason to revile it's existence was with the late Terry Davis' Temple OS. Though with a quick Kernel patch you can slow it down. I just know that if the cursor blinks faster than w
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by SLWW 5y ago
I have a healthy habit of just assuming that if something is bad then i probably wrote it. That way once you realize it's someone else's fault you feel slightly relieved and less prone to talk poorly about them. It's self-dep
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by SLWW 5y ago
I can quit anytime man =_=
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by SLWW 5y ago
I can't see it. There are so many "How ..." statements that it doesn't make sense.
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by SLWW 5y ago
Remember, it's not bad driving that kills people. It's those kids and their darn video games! man the 80s were a dark time
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by SLWW 5y ago
That's actually pretty nice though; even though people are missing out on packages at least Amazon won't leave them out in the cold for today.
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by SLWW 5y ago
https://archive.md/D1rvC
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by SLWW 5y ago
It's good that no harm came of it. Also, on a side note.. this is our gov, this is how they operate. I worked for a short period on a project with the state government and it was miserable. The culture is truly suffocating. I'v
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by SLWW 5y ago
That's what i got from the whole thing. Was gonna come around and talk about it but you hit the nail on the head. I don't trust the account mainly due to the more flippant (sorry i can't think of a better word) treatment of
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by SLWW 5y ago
It is for that one thing that uh... I can't even use it for that purpose.
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by SLWW 5y ago
tbf I think that there's something special about games like MC, I still like it even well into my twenties. I don't play much but I do like spending a few hours on occasion spending time with friends, playing a game we started to
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by SLWW 5y ago
I can speak from experience when I say it's not trivial. Although doable, but very time consuming and prone to error.
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by SLWW 5y ago
I like this idea, though i don't like that subfolders are displayed in the folder they are a part of As well as while i like .txt, i can't embed images and links and for me that's a requirement sadly. Though i like the idea

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