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by codazoda 4y ago
For booklets, see 360 degree staplers. You’re welcome.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Interesting perspective. I’ve never used a REPL much. I did a bit of commercial Python and rarely used it there and I built my career on PHP, which kinda has one, but not a very usable one. I found the REPL to be a distraction. I just want
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by codazoda 4y ago
Yes. He’ll be under oath.
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by codazoda 4y ago
I don't want to pay for them but I do wish I had automatic windows. It would be so nice if my windows automatically opened if the temperature outside was a few degree's cooler than my house and I was in "cool" mode. If i
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by codazoda 4y ago
I’ve been taken on much longer rides than necessary in multiple cities. Las Vegas and Chicago are the first that come to mind. It’s also nearly impossible to know how much a taxi ride will cost in advance. The app and “quote” are the game c
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by codazoda 4y ago
You can kinda do this on your mobile phone (works on both android and iOS) by automatically silencing all calls that are not in your contact list. Works a treat for me.
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by codazoda 4y ago
> When people can't trust that callers are who they claim to be, they stop answering even legitimate calls. Yeah, my phone has been defaulted to silent for all callers that are not in my contact list for a dozen years no. I'll
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by codazoda 4y ago
The commenter your replying to is talking about "sweet" oil. According to this adage, US refineries are setup to process sour oil but in the US we drill for sweet oil. As a result we need to export sweet oil and import sour oil. I
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by codazoda 4y ago
Is there something special about GitHub on this? This seems like a Git issue and not a GitHub issue to me; unless I'm missing something.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Just a little farther back, however, and things ease again to audio tape technology. I’m still able to use my TRS-80 CoCo today because it used audio. I’ve adapted a cable to my digital audio recorder. It was built in about 1984 and it stil
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by codazoda 4y ago
I use and am happy with Dropbox. I was an early adopter of Google Drive (to try to save costs) and it never really worked right. There were lots of bugs with the syncing of data. My entire digital world is on Dropbox. I use (and pay for) Go
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by codazoda 4y ago
I'm not the person you're responding too but I thought I'd mention some of mine. I wrote a blog post called "How to Lose Money With 25 Years of Failed Businesses" where I discuss some of the little side hustles I&#x
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by codazoda 4y ago
How do you monitize this, since it’s free to sub?
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by codazoda 4y ago
“Go through this light then turn left at the next one.” Those are the types of instructions that got me using Apple Maps.
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by codazoda 4y ago
I disagree that it’s better than yours. Looks like crap on my phone and is significant overkill for this. Yours is better.
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by codazoda 4y ago
I’m so tempted to try this. I never wear a sport coat. Well, unless I’m in a suit, which is a couple times a year if I’m unlucky. I wear a short sleeve polyester t-shirt in black. I own a dozen of them, all identical, and wear them most day
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by codazoda 4y ago
I’m actually curious if this would work. Related, if someone asks me to help them set something up and I simply agree to the EULA, does it bind them to the EULA? Does it bind me? This happens all the time for me.
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by codazoda 5y ago
It seems that this command will translate the Caddyfile to json. ./caddy adapt
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by codazoda 5y ago
I miss AimeStreet. It was a site for independent artists that started tracks at free and then slowly increased them to $0.99 as they sold more copies. Amazon gobbled them up and shuttered the site. I’ve never found a replacement.
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by codazoda 5y ago
I love SQLite and use it for a lot of my harebrained ideas to see if they'll take off. They never do, so I never out grow SQLite. :P
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by codazoda 5y ago
Maybe I could resurrect this old thing and improve it a bit. I imagine keyboard wouldn’t be too hard to add. I’ll have to take a look at the chords I put in the Dm option too, I don’t remember.
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Heel Toe Drumming (2021)(jefftk.com)
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by codazoda 5y ago
This is super interesting, especially his work on those foot pedals. I like to make music but only just know a tiny bit about playing. Maybe having foot pedals would help. I also created a random chord generator that you can run in your bro
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by codazoda 5y ago
This Spencerian example looks like what I learned in U.S. (Northern Utah) schools in the 80's. It doesn't say what it's called other than "Early American Spencerian". http://www.richimages.net/wp-con
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by codazoda 5y ago
I write for my future self first, but comments like these are a good motivator… “Thanks. Great app. Perfect for what most of us needed. I lost 212 pounds using it. Just needed to track calories, not all the government nutrition stuff.”
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by codazoda 5y ago
I don't remember this and probably should. Did this have a name? What browsers had this behavior?
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by codazoda 5y ago
I started blogging for my future self, found it useful, and it became pervasive. That was more than 20 years ago.
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by codazoda 5y ago
I like the idea and I’m likely to try the concept on something. This website has wrapping issues on my phone. Since it’s binary, that’s probably easy to solve in a single function. I’m really curious how data is stored in this system. Is al
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by codazoda 5y ago
Microsoft threatened to kill my favorite tool, wunderlist, so I stopped using it and avoided their new tool too. I just can’t seem to forgive them. I am not sure what wunderlist provided that I loved, or I might write my own replacement, bu
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by codazoda 5y ago
I just ordered this book and wrote a blog post about it because the _description_ spoke to me. Which kinda proves the point, I guess. I have been lucky enough to turn my passion into a successful software career working for someone else but

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