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4y ago
It's a note taking app that uses markdown and plain text files. Gives some nice organizational views. That's it.
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4y ago
No, it really isn't if you're not already into this type of app (and the recent trendy buzzwords around them). What it is: A note taking app using plain text files and giving great organization views. Nowhere on the main page does
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4y ago
It depends what you need to build. You can still completely build a website with only a text editor and a basic web server host. Cheap and simple, if you're willing to learn html and/or css. If you want to build Facebook, that
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4y ago
De-carbonizing is also not going to save us. It is merely a mental panacea to keep the masses from panicking more. The carbon that was pumped into the atmosphere before our grandparents were born already guarantees climate change. We delude
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Easy to turn an old Android phone into a webcam (I wrote this up for a less tech-savvy friend): http://teadragon.org/?q=content/turn-old-android-phone-or-ta... Once set up, you can plug the stream into a security softw
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Following friends is the sole reason to even have a Facebook account. Installing Messenger is nothing but a sign of sheer ignorance or apathy.
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This makes absolutely no sense, and is totally your own mental trip. Your friends (at least some of them) want to see stuff from their friends. Now, Facebook might not show your photos in their feeds, but most people would rather have that
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4y ago
Nah. People are posting, and then it doesn't show up in their friends' feeds, sometimes not for days. You can see this easily if you talk to people IRL. "I posted those photos two days ago, didn't you see?" and then
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4y ago
Yes, Facebook seems to be determined to get rid of as many users as possible by eliminating their core functionality.
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The article doesn't even mention the only true advantage of CRT: that they work with lightguns for video games. I miss games like Duck Hunt and Vampire Night!
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All of the changes described in PSR (drastically cutting workers, implementing 16 hour shifts and stricter rules on now-overworked employees, running fewer yet longer trains) sounds like the rail industry is trying very hard to commit suici
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4y ago
Dictionary is good for learning words.
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This is what is needed. Unlike coming upon a cyclist on a highway, in a blind curve, on a mountain road with a 45 mph speed limit. Where I live, there's no bike culture or infrastructure, and the rare cyclist in this setting strikes me
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The thing I don't understand is that a huge portion of the Americans who drive pickup trucks do not live in the big expensive cities, but in rural areas with lower costs of living, yet the prices are so high. Pricing pickup trucks at h
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4y ago
This is what is desperately needed.
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"Locals" would mean anyone living there, though, including immigrants. "Natives" implies people who were at least born there, and possibly the long-term traditional inhabitants of a place. "Native" is not a bad
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4y ago
Because they are looking for employees. They are not offering a job-hunter's consulting service.
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4y ago
You expect incorrectly. A great percentage of children are now born out of wedlock. Your expectations are not real.
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5y ago
Those are monthly security patches. Really unwise to ignore.
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So, not only did you not RTFA (which mentions lasting natural immunity up through 450 days so far), you refuse to believe any science that isn't suiting your political agenda. You should not have the power to require anyone to get an u
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Every single company and policy maker who is requiring vaccination without considering prior infection.
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When the primary message to the populace is that the vaccine will stop the spread, then the vaccines do not stop infection, large swathes of the public begin to feel lied to.
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You are quite right, but the media, the government, and many public health agencies have been ignoring this, focusing solely on antibody levels, and trying to keep them constantly high through ever more panicky calls for more and more boost
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If you read the paper, you'd know it was lead by one of their researchers.
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If there is another gym in the area with fewer ads, cancel your current membership, let them know the reason why, and go to the other gym. Let the new gym also know why you are switching to them.
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No. Stupidity knows no age limit, and a fool and his money are soon parted.
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For your 20 year old Craftsman, seriously look around for aftermarket replacement batteries. You might find them out there for pretty cheap. I did for my DeWalt.
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When I added a modern stereo with Android Auto/CarPlay to my 2003 vehicle, I found that many modern car stereos are designed to never be turned off. There was no off switch. So, if you start the car to let it warm while you shovel the
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You can add remote start to a basic vehicle as an aftermarket upgrade.
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Already, around 5 years ago, I had a small repair (tranny fluid filler tube replacement) done at a transmission shop. When I arrived, I walked in to hear the owner cursing Ford, because the part required for a 10-year-old Mustang was no lon
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