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by cmiller1 2y ago
My working weight for weighted pull-ups right now is more than a full set of plate weighed.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
This is a pretty good idea but I feel like it exposes some of the shortcomings in our modern UI stack and file browsers. Users using the tools the OS provides to solve problems like this should be encouraged, however the separation between
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by cmiller1 2y ago
How about a secure async chat where the vendor simply stores a list of message IDs, and then the client requests if anyone has a copy of any message you haven't received yet from the other users in chat when you log on
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I think focusing on the "processed" part of what's so damaging about these "ultra processed foods" is a bit of a red herring. The issue is engineered food . Ready to eat, convenient, snacks and meals produced by
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by cmiller1 2y ago
My only issue with this idea is "till it hurts" or "until it becomes unworkable" may be a threshold that's hard to notice. If you're building a website just by copying and pasting html as described in the arti
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by cmiller1 2y ago
The oldest datasets produced by humans intended to be read by machines. With our advances in digital image processing one could argue a cross section of a tree trunk is a "machine readable dataset"
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by cmiller1 2y ago
https://slate.com/technology/2018/03/big-sugar-isnt-to-blame...
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by cmiller1 2y ago
And phones could fold into the dimensions of a cigarette pack so I can roll it up in my shirt sleeve.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
> there is no way to expect I can do triathlons all of a sudden There is no way to expect anyone to do triathlons "all of a sudden", I'm sure this guy spent several years getting up to that level. I tried to look for mor
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Nope, just regular old paved winding back roads.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I've experienced this in a Subaru CrossTrek, several times while driving down back roads it started beeping at me "OBSTACLE DETECTED" and then slammed on the brakes when there was nothing in front of me.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I assume most parts of a toaster are designed to handle a bit of heat
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Maybe he just needed to buy a small can to open up his normal can of WD-40 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9PFZTPSOkdY
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Somewhere in storage I have a Colecovision and a copy of Zaxxon for it. The graphics in that game feel absolutely mind blowing for the era.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
There are other fun projections that you can use in games not mentioned in this article too. I personally have released a small puzzle game using cavalier projection. Here's a good diagram from wikipedia https://en.wikiped
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Not uncommon for people to have their lawns treated for ticks here in the NE US
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I think a better argument here is that we can't always assume code will be read in an IDE/code editor at all. There is value in being able to quickly glance at what some code is doing in your browser without downloading it from a
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I feel like reading requires more active engagement of my brain than passively watching a TV show. Perhaps it's as simple as a mechanism similar to exercise, where spending a day walking is good for our bodies but sitting is not, spen
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Took me a little clicking around to find a concise summary of what AppleVis is/was since I was unaware so I figured I'd share it here: > AppleVis is the go-to resource for blind and low vision users of Apple technologies. With
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by cmiller1 2y ago
To be entirely fair, the guy who wrote this article CREATED Thimbleweed Park.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
I don't even bother with a networked amp, you can plug a chromecast/airplay/bluetooth receiver into a dumb amp.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Totally unrelated to the content of the article, but I absolutely hate the font on those blockquotes!
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by cmiller1 2y ago
You can see it in this picture: https://www.digibarn.com/collections/screenshots/xerox-star-...
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Using a stipple pattern for the background goes back way further than X. IIRC the XEROX GUI had one.
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by cmiller1 2y ago
How exactly is this stochastic terrorism?
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by cmiller1 2y ago
Which stack? There are other ways of playing them today if you wanted to mess around for nostalgia-sake and also the creator of HC Simulator is quite responsive to fixing things that might not work quite right :)
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by cmiller1 2y ago
If you liked Get Rich Quick they made a sequel called Lost & Found that's quite a bit more expansive! You can play it on archive.org here: https://archive.org/details/hypercard_lost-and-found
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by cmiller1 2y ago
How does hard fantasy which also sticks to it's own world rules tightly factor into this?
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by cmiller1 2y ago
It's the only OS that offers a good acceleration curve for my trackballs, been dying with the lack of configuration for the curve under wayland :(
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by cmiller1 2y ago
> Spammers probably aren't going to update their tools to take into account every possible way every site obfuscates their email addresses But this is also sort of a security through obscurity approach, if enough people adopt one of

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