chapium

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571.
by chapium 7y ago
Perhaps a side pan for embeds makes sense. upload images or code snippets by providing irc style references in the chat while not interrupting the flow of conversation because images and whatnot are expanded on the embed pane.
572.
by chapium 7y ago
I take notes on a laptop for school and what I have learned is it is very valuable to reorganize notes after readings or lectures. My goal is always to make a document that I can review later that is structured. Restructuring online witho
573.
by chapium 7y ago
Pen and Paper's killer feature is that, aside from doodling, is distraction free.
574.
by chapium 7y ago
Edge Canary is line the best of both worlds. Nice speed and decent ui.
575.
by chapium 7y ago
I don't know about you, but I rewrite all of my appliance firmware in chicken scheme.
576.
by chapium 7y ago
> and she is not seen as smart by a large portion of the public. Seems like there is a lot of that going around.
577.
by chapium 7y ago
The scariest thing about quitting a job you are deeply unhappy with is what to do about health insurance. I totally agree.
578.
by chapium 7y ago
your nurses are grossly underpaid
579.
by chapium 7y ago
It may feel a bit anachronistic at times, but learning terminal based apps is a good way to beat the cycle of upgrades. Many tasks are not all that complex, and they don't need recent hardware to perform well.
580.
by chapium 7y ago
to tell a lie to hide a truth
581.
by chapium 7y ago
I feel its a good market differentiator in such a crowded market. Android phones are very similar to iphones in many ways and most of them are focused on data collection.
582.
by chapium 7y ago
Speed is usually not an issue on city roads. Turns and blind spots are bad. Some people try to pass just so they can get to the next red light quicker. Usually if its congested enough that its not safe for a car to pass a cyclist the cyc
583.
by chapium 7y ago
"Protected" usually means thatbthere is a physical barrier, not just painted lines.
584.
by chapium 7y ago
This is why I imagined 3d telepresence taking off. People like to explore the space around them, even if its just an illusion.
585.
by chapium 7y ago
I have stuttery performance on mac with firefox.
586.
by chapium 7y ago
These companies were built on the shoulders of giants in silicon valley which had a ton of cold war era science foundation grants helping to prime the emerging industry.
587.
by chapium 7y ago
Remembering flags is hard? Are shell scripts no longer a thing?
588.
by chapium 7y ago
Wouldn't terminal based environments excel here?
589.
by chapium 7y ago
Keeping some music offline and disabling wifi helps too.
590.
by chapium 7y ago
LiveMeeting
591.
by chapium 7y ago
Named after a rugged but beautiful place.
592.
by chapium 7y ago
Except that it doesn't. Really interesting article too.
593.
by chapium 7y ago
I have similar problems, Firefox is noticeably slow.
594.
by chapium 7y ago
Firefox runs rather poorly on Mac.
595.
by chapium 7y ago
You either fall into a group that hates systemd or one that could care less about the problem systemd is solving.
596.
by chapium 7y ago
Whatsapp is similar in my experience, at least for chat. Push to talk/listen is popular in china as well and its insanely irritating being around people shouting at their phones to reply.
597.
by chapium 7y ago
Most people don't want to just chat with random strangers, they come back to a channel if it's interesting and aligned with a topic they're interested in.
598.
by chapium 7y ago
AOL and mIRC didn't require any nongui commands as I recall.
599.
by chapium 7y ago
> Usually, people who fail at remote work tend to either lack the self-discipline it requires, or they are simply socially oriented and thrive being around other people. In the latter case, working from a shared office can help, but even
600.
by chapium 7y ago
8/8. The faux version's inflection was always flat. The real one varied his pitch more dynamically.

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