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by btreecat 7y ago
Great work man, this is one of the few tools/use cases where I think mark down is really the right choice. Limited set of keywords means you don't have to spend a lot of time thinking about formatting. In the end it's easy en
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by btreecat 7y ago
You might be interested in dav mail. http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ I have it setup so I can use thunderbird for all my exchange interaction (except group management).
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by btreecat 7y ago
SJVN pushes out click-bait and relies on speculative wording to peddle his articles.
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by btreecat 8y ago
What's with the timing on this post? Seems like it's only being posted because KDENLive just dropped a huge new release yesterday.
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by btreecat 8y ago
SquirrleSQL
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by btreecat 8y ago
>Samsung had water-resistant phones with headphone jacks. Don't forget replaceable batteries, up-gradable storage, and an IR blaster.
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by btreecat 8y ago
I really appreciate the HDPI support baked into this release. Working well for my on my system 76 machine. Keep up the great work, I really appreciate the increased trust my pw store.
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by btreecat 8y ago
>The term I would use is: 4chan users engaged in Live Action Role Playing. Role playing Nazis, by choice. And this wasn't a historical reenactment, or even a skit/play. This was an attempt at showing fear through symbology and
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by btreecat 8y ago
> Nazis don't exist. They used to, before most of us were born, but they don't exist any more. So what's the term for a bunch of white guys shouting "Jews will not replace us" while holding swastika, iron cross,
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by btreecat 8y ago
And this is why as a developer, I adopted docker. Oh you cant run lib/framework/tool due to host deps? No problem, I will just replace you with a script.
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by btreecat 8y ago
"Professional" just means someone paid you for the work.
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by btreecat 8y ago
>it also does not support a relatively common video editing feature as multiple timelines. Multiple timelines, not multiple tracks?
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by btreecat 8y ago
>Over time I've found that I enjoy going to bed with them configured to a blue color and dimmed to about 60%. Interesting given the research and trend towards red light at night. https://www.health.harvard.edu/stayin
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by btreecat 8y ago
>What's a smart lightbulb for? Automation
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by btreecat 8y ago
Something interesting to me is how many people are using either Debian family or Arch family of distros. Debian, Ubuntu, and Mint are over half, and Arch & gang are about a 1/4
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by btreecat 8y ago
I switched to FaceSlim App on android a few years ago (when the messenger app switch happened) and am glad I did. I don't need the notifications going off all the time, the constant tracking etc.
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by btreecat 8y ago
But where else would you find gems like this? https://wiki.tcl.tk/9832
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by btreecat 8y ago
Seems like they are a Pythonista
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by btreecat 8y ago
They count as official statements by the POTUS. No different if he were to go on TV, Radio, etc and make an announcement/proclamation. These statements can have legal power behind them such as declassifying documents.
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by btreecat 8y ago
The government can set its own rules and restrictions for the use of a private service for it's employees. There is no need for a tool to be owned by the government to be utilized by the government.
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by btreecat 9y ago
You answered your own question > Instead, you all wanted to make money. (Understandable) There isn't as much margin in self hosting and dumb pipes
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by btreecat 9y ago
It's an important distinction though. One is legally sanctioned censorship by proxy of a defecto monopoly. The other is government enforced. One has a penalty of shutting you up, the other of shutting you up, fining you, and or jailing
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by btreecat 9y ago
Sort of. My pebble lets me reply to many types of messages, but not all. It also does support music controls which is also useful. So there are more times I can just leave it either on a charger or somewhere in the house and not worry about
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by btreecat 9y ago
It doesn't even have to be that extreme. Go camping, or even for a hike for a few hours. Just take some time on the reg to disconnect.
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by btreecat 9y ago
Such a fun series to watch too. The evolution of the engineering is interesting and educational. I look forward to him tinkering with it some more. Hopefully he brings it out to this years FlightFest and I can see it in person.
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by btreecat 9y ago
> wish we had a messaging app with a market as large as WhatsApp's, UX as good as Telegram, security as good as Signal, run by an organization like Mozilla. This would be ideal. Until then I still feel Signal gives me the best balan
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by btreecat 10y ago
I'm still dubious of any micro benchmark that says "x is better than y" since these are often not real world work loads. Tuning/optimization starts with using the right schema.
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by btreecat 10y ago
Can we name one Bebop?
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by btreecat 10y ago
Presumably with the $1 salary rule reinstated they wouldn't even need to fire the scientist, just demote them and force them to quit (potentially no unemployment that way). http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-ro
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by btreecat 10y ago
>I still have teams starting Dockerfiles with "FROM centos:latest" because that's just the mindset they have: "Latest will fix any problems" rather than "Latest will introduce new problems". Well there

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