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colecut
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Thanks for the clarification
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Isn't this example just web + db ?
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Decided to look into greg Clicked his instagram, first video is a live comedy performance introduced by Matthew Silver.. greg is pretty cool
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3y ago
The comment you are responding to has quotes of people definitely coming out "for" Sam.
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3y ago
If you didn't have the money, you would make it work... Could do the same even if you did..
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3y ago
Yes, I had nearly the same exact experience.
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3y ago
But I don't want to get rid of it. ChromeOS tends to provide the best experience for anything that ChromeOS is able to do. I want to be able to choose at bootup, and not have that configuration be "easily obliterated" as some
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That warning screen is the most awful thing... Not because of the warning, but because if you press Spacebar on that warning screen (which is the only key that the screen suggests you might want to press), it re-enables OS Verification, rem
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3y ago
Irony, my brother's name was Shawn
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Chemical imbalance? Pretty sure it's due to my only sibling overdosing in 2019, and the mother of my son dying of cancer in 2020, and my fiancee dying of cancer in 2021.
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3y ago
Yeah, the thoroughness of this is very impressive.. Also nice how well it renders on a small phone screen, for a desktop OS simulation.. I just enjoyed a round of DX-Ball, that took me back a lot of years
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3y ago
extra points for only using 2 rows
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Is this the one Google shut down a couple months ago? =-\ https://chromeunboxed.com/google-shutting-down-grasshopper-c...
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3y ago
And complete lack of ads and load times..
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3y ago
I have never had any indication to think that I am balding until I used this app. I want to say it is broken. =)
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3y ago
I would think in most cases someone using Phoenix would use LiveView for these sorts of dynamic updates instead of htmx.
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3y ago
htmx isnt meant to solve frontend element problems, it's for more easily communicating with a backend.
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Yes, I meant the B2 service. I haven't set up a proper syncing tool yet, I used cyberduck to just drag and drop the folders from local to remote. I will look into the backblaze software. Thanks for the response
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Ask HN: How to reorganize an S3-backed up library
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3y ago
I would love to stop smoking, and have taken mushrooms several times in the past couple months... It unfortunately doesn't work for everyone.
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3y ago
0.45%
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3y ago
300% up seems like a good time to sell more than usual
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3y ago
I was looking for a ffmpeg UI recently and came across Shutter Encoder. It's open source, mac/windows, very good software. I've finally started compressing my 15 year, 300GB personal video collection.. https://www.
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3y ago
The kind folk at htmx have already written up when it might be most appropriate to use, and when it isn't: https://htmx.org/essays/when-to-use-hypermedia/#hypermedia-a...
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Thanks for this interesting info.. Also, Recut looks very nice. Do you mind if I ask what the full tech stack is for a video-editing app like that?
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Most of the LSD had been made by a few big time chemists... Owsley, Nick Sand, William Pickard.. They are each responsible for probably tens of millions of doses. On Pickard's arrest in late 90s ( https://en.wikipedia.org&
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Yeah.. And in his later years, he developed cancer in his throat, which he blamed on either the few vegetables his parents forced him to eat as a child, or performing cunnilingus on a girl in the 60's who was "clumpy" down th
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Could you possibly link to these? I enjoy the "essays" that are still up on his website http://thebear.org/essays.html
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He also lived and worked with Melissa Cargill during this time, who was a trained chemist at Berkley and also became the mother of one of his children... This usually isn't mentioned very much for some reason. Not to take away from his
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Do you remember what games were part of that "bubble" after ff7? I was a huge fan of JRPGs at the time and a few years prior on the SNES... FF2 and FF3, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Secret of Mana.. FF7 took it to the next level gr
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