bhandziuk

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by bhandziuk 3y ago
> “ours” and “theirs” while merging or rebasing This was always super confusing to me. I'm happy since using fork.dev that instead of "ours"/"theirs" it just names the branches. So much clearer. I know that&
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
The Roomba app already does this (supposedly. it's part of the initialization. I haven't used it though. Still trying to get our Roomba to not run out of battery before going back to the home base then needing a factory reset to c
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
Our 4y/o named ours Circle Cat
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
The vegetable oil stood out to me too. That Bob Flexner book emphasizes that oils other than tung and BLO don't cure but instead go rancid which is why they're not used. (Which is also why BLO is boiled because straight linseed oi
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I've not used any hard wax oil finish. I'm surprised reading this [1] though that it offers "Great wear-, water- and heat resistance". But I guess that's from the company also claiming that Monocoat only takes one c
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
Polyurethane is one type of varnish so if you're going to contrast it you'll have to be more specific (phenolic resin or alkyd resin) Usually oils would be combined with some other varnish, especially on a floor, because they offe
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
They're talking about polyurethane. It does have a plasticy feel too it.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I'm skeptical that if you ask a good question and the "duplicate"is so old that it's not relevant anymore that your question would be closed.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I think the loudest people are the ones talking about their bad experience. I've been on SO for, I think, 13 years. I've rarely had questions closed as duplicates and if one was it truly was a duplicate and I found my answer on th
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
So it's useful if your homepage doesn't cycle itself fast enough for your tastes?
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
What is different about this versus navigating to the next page? It's this like a down vote?
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
The WGA strike is over. The SAG strike continues. Both strikes were concerned about different aspects of AI generated content.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I got lazy about this when moving from Washington to Colorado. Many hours in Colorado are so exposed I can still basically see the car some 8 miles later and 6000 ft up.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
If people understood this feature they probably would also understand why they are in a reply-all storm and not need that feature.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I just moved to webpack like a year or so ago. It's so great! What is better? I don't know.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
But by being closed as a duplicate with the duplicate linked hundreds of future askers who arrive at that question in the future from a search engine are saved the trouble.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
It's a hard balance. New users are probably already at the end of their rope when they decide they need to actually ask a question. They often aren't aware that their question was already asked because they don't have the w
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
CNET* not CNN. But everything you say is still true.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
This complaint is interesting to me because in the last few years I've noticed street names have become more and more abundant. For example, I am looking at the 100ft zoom level (what my scale shows in the bottom right) and this street
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
It doesn't really follow his suggestions but these are nice hex wrenches: https://www.wihatools.com/products/color-coded-hex-l-keys-9-...
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
And all the pictures have things like street signs and traffic lights and fire hydrants which people have been helping locate with recaptchas.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
When I saw this update my issue was that the downloads button doesn't always show. Like something would download and I'd open it but then if I wanted to get back to it the downloads button would be gone. There's probably a se
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I keep a TI-86 on my desk which I use modestly. Usually for a longer calculation. I also have a calculator button on my keyboard right above the number pad which is very useful. I use it for quick maths every day.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I currently use grocery plastic bags as household garbage bags. I've not bought trash bags in a decade. It'll be slightly more pricy and less convenient if plastic bags go away. But maybe it's still good on the greater whole.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
> Initial release of Firefox: November 9, 2004. That's a lot later than I remembered! I thought I was using it earlier but I guess my memory is wrong.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
That's like 20 flushes. It's a lot more than I'd expect for "typical". Maybe a family of 5 does 20 flushes. Or maybe it's 2 people with strict anti-if-it's-yellow policy.
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
It sure helps to know that something is an object or an array and thus intellisense can actually do something useful for you before you run in the bowser, or what an API returns, or a parameter `users` to a function is an array of users vs
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
> egg creation yeah.. everyone gets an extra ~30 years of "age"
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I like to use as much peanut oil as possible. like 1/3 cup. Make a nice heavy popcorn. Delicious!
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by bhandziuk 3y ago
I agree that it's most commonly an expression of area. I think the length alternative is valid but pretty rare by comparison.

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