TomK32

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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Also living in austria, paying on €7 for my 10GB per MONTH.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   don't forget the http://
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   I love playing EU4 as Venice, never had that much trouble with the Mamluks either.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Time to put some apple seeds in the ground :)
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   While I do tag my bookmarks I barely use that feature. Some tag cloud for my bookmkarks would be awesome though.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   SEEKING WORK | Austria | REMOTE preferred Ruby on Rails dev for 10+ years lots of mongodb, some nodejs, server and frontend (mostly bootstrap and stimulusjs). Thomas R. Koll, https://tomk32.github.io
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   They all need a certain amount of knowledge to start.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   I wish I could find my old netrunner deck.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Also, learn just one programming language. Lisp obviously.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    There's a claw hammer, ball pein, mallet, bronze hammer, rubber hammer if you don't want to band your head on the table, and of course the mighty sledge hammer.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    I always like spreading my >30 hours over the whole seven days. Gives me days where no one could interrupt because they are having their weekends while I spend Sat/Sun morning coding.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    yeah, sad you can't sell those things more than once...
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Turns out screenreaders do use title and desc tags from svg. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4697100/accessibility-re...
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Come Fly With Me did a really fantastic timelapse effect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFnhCeNkMO8 where the people in the foreground didn't run at regular speed.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    the lack of line-spacing and long lines make it even worse.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    common currency without a common borrowing (or even financial) policy is what we should learn from this; and be grateful that we only needed 20 years to learn and hopefully fix that mistake.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Are there even any SUV out in the bush?
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    He has/had a prototyping company. The plane didn't take him 5 months, it took him his whole life thinking and only 5 months execution.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    it's a democracy, run for office and change the system. just one small piece of it is who goes to prison in the first place. john oliver had a segment on prosecutors and that they need more competition https://www.youtube.co
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Oh the classics. I've started to use http://goaccess.io/ a lot these days.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    https://caniuse.com/#search=grid If you look at the relative usage, IE11 with its 2.64% is closely followed by Opera Mini with 2.29%
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    nothing stops you from opening the keyboard, remove that socket (whihc and either resolder the cable or put a usb socket of your liking in. USB is no magic.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    that's exactly the keyboard I have. Solid product.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    time to spin up some giant flywheels.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    There's probably still too many people won't think he's an underachiever until they see all three boosters of a FH landing while their landing spot is being circled by autonomously driven Teslas.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    The thing about rip currents, all you have to swim are those 25m or 50m sideways and the waves will wash you back to the beach.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    youtube got you covered. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=learn+to+swim but don't learn to swim in the sea. and do look up on rip currents once you go swim at the beach.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    I downvoted you even though I admit, people is the countries you named have less chance to learn swim. But we are talking western Europe and if society (that includes everyone of us) wants to prevent unnecessary deaths in our pools, then WE
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Same in Austria. Schools have no more access to a pool nearby and just not enough funds to the basic swimming course are a massive problem. Deaths of swimmers, from children to young people their twenties are in the austrian news weekly if
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Well, Germany had the advantage of having to build a 100% new infrastructure and that helped a lot to overtake those European countries that were on the winning side.