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by climb_stealth 2y ago
It seems fine to me. To be honest I don't recall what actually changed from v3. That said I only work on local files and don't use any of the remote workflows. The most advanced feature I use is synchronising files between local s
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by climb_stealth 2y ago
I wholly agree with you on this one. Windows has its fair share of issues, but Windows Explorer feels like peak file browsing to me. For MacOS I can recommend Forklift [0]. I've been using it for years and it is a bit closer to the Win
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by climb_stealth 2y ago
I can see where you are coming from. Younger me probably would have loved to be in a situation like that. Just to go a against the string of harsh negative comments on this.
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by climb_stealth 2y ago
I always imagine that people working in dentistry end up getting incredibly jaded. There's only so much neglect of basic personal care that anyone can face. Over and over again. And people don't listen to the recommendations becau
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by climb_stealth 2y ago
I second this. I don't know anything about his life. But after reading his stories chronologically he must have gone through some shit. There is definitely a certain development in them. Much recommended though.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Interestingly enough the best kind of development I see happening in the public sector in Australia. For example both the official Bureau of Meteorology weather app and the general car rego / council matter app get regular worthwhile i
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Better as in much better framerate with no performance drops. At least that's what I've heard. Pretty much all the games I have played allowed to disable the motion controls. I think it counts towards accessibility. Personally I r
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Mentioning it just in case. There's blotting paper you can buy to dry the ink after writing. YMMV. Source: grew up somewhere where children write with fountain pens at school. I don't remember smudging being a huge issue but it ha
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Oh nice, Kronaby looks pretty promising. No display, all analog. And it has a find my phone function which I have been missing with my Fossil. Will have a closer look at them. Thanks for mentioning it!
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Are there any decent hybrid smart watch alternatives? With that mean I mean having phone connectivity and alarms but still an analog watch. My Fossil Commuter is analog. But can configure notifications from the phone, and configure for each
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Oh wow, that's pretty sketchy and I had no idea. Thanks for mentioning it!
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
I have had much better experiences with gog.com instead of Steam for old games. They tend to actually make sure something runs before putting it up for sale. Might be worth checking out for you. Though I see only one Nancy Drew game there.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Thank you, much appreciated! I have noted them down to start next after my current series. And yep, I'm quite at home with fairly dark books.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Ooo, that sounds quite interesting. Which book is a good starting point for getting into it? Just asking because I don't want to look too closely and see spoilers. Thanks!
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Same! I knew Thunderbird was going to be on Android eventually, but I didn't know it was done via taking over the K-9 project. Have installed it for now and it doesn't look too bad. Has definitely moved forward from the K-9 days y
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
What gets me is that this wasn't even your worst living arrangement. I hope things have been moving up for you since.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Agreed. I'd say the excerpts on the back of DVDs are actually worse than books. Have been burned by those a few times. Not that DVDs are that common anymore.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Same. It's also quite a different experience reading a book without having any idea what it is about. Mostly Sci-Fi and Fantasy in my case. These days I ask my partner to check for other books in a series. Even just trying to look up t
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Oh wow, reading this makes me deeply uncomfortable in an odd way. Like it could pollute my brain and somehow it would become normal to say things like that. I didn't dare read it all.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
> Oh, and the once or twice a month you had to clean your mice balls because to much crust was building up inside them. To me it always felt like a mouse with a clean ball was more responsive and accurate than a laser mouse. Especially i
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
I once stayed with a couple whose worldview was formed by the sensationalist news channels on tv [0]. They genuinely believed the outside world was a scary place with constant abductions, hate crimes, murder and all that. It was absolutely
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Same. I have been doing the recurring payment since they offered it. Even though I'm effectively only using it with my partner. But that is every day It feels good supporting something worthwhile.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Good point, thanks! I'll remember that for next time.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Hah, I wonder how people do it. The past few times I wanted to see my GP the appointments had lead times of 6 weeks or more. And they weren't bulk-billed. I'd joke that by then the issue would have either gone away or I'd be
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Haha, yes indeed. It'll be the free-range eggs equivalent for buying jewelry. Ethically farmed from happy wedded couples.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
It can feel like a bad luck kind of thing. Basically the only reason someone would have to sell their wedding rings are divorce or some other downturn. And don't want to invite bad luck by buying it. Similar to not buying clothing from
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Agreed, I love it for things like this. Someone puts a big bright yellow and red banner on the top of confluence or Jira weeks in advance to notify about upcoming outages. I really couldn't care less about those and it's perfect t
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Hah, this reminds me of favorite cheeky shirt on this topic that always cracks me up. Especially with the listing description [0]. > Are you sick and tired of that one tower in Pisa (you know the one) getting all the attention just becau
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
You mean the first Max Payne? Oh man you are going to be in for a great time! Part 1 and 2 are absolute classics. So many quoteable things are being said and the athmosphere and attention to detail are amazing.
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by climb_stealth 3y ago
Hah, from what I remember the problem with the Minis was that regulation forced their hand. Other countries don't have that issue. See the hn discussion on that topic [0]. [0] "Congratulations, Mini, you made the stupidest turn si

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