conkeisterdoor

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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Try using a different DNS server. It worked for me after switching away from Google's public DNS server (8.8.8.8).
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
This archive site has not worked for me even once, on mobile or desktop. I just get caught in a never ending captcha loop. Is it just me? EDIT: Figured it out - I stopped using Google's public DNS server and started using my ISP's
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong GO, but I'm pretty sure he's referring to StarTrek, by comparing this pin to a combadge.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I'd love to know too — I've never been able to use this site
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I also strongly prefer the dictionary comprehension and find it much more readable - for whatever my 2c is worth.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
If we go take a closer look, it could give us a Second Chance to learn what really happened there!
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
You're right, he wasn't trying to obtain information — which isn't required for a rhetorical question, as the excerpt you quoted says. He was emphasizing his opinion by voicing it as a question. The text immediately after the
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How Do Electron Microscopes Work? Taking Pictures of Atoms(youtube.com)
2 points by conkeisterdoor 3y ago|0 comments
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Hah that's good to know, the comparison to learning to drive makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the tip
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Understood and makes sense - best of luck with this, it really looks fantastic.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I recently started looking into cheap electric keyboards that I could use to teach myself piano, and this looks so awesome for learning. I would pay for this app, but unfortunately I don't have any Apple devices.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
If I'm reading the GP correctly, by replacing kitchen items containing lead with alternatives that don't contain lead. That should be much easier and less expensive to do than eg, replacing lead pipes in the house or town/cit
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Seeing this stirs up PalmOS nostalgia. I have real fond memories of playing SpaceTrader on a backlit Palm V when I was a kid.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I've had a ThinkPad 13 2G for about 6 years and it's still working fine, but it most likely didn't get the same level of use/wear that yours did. It's a shame that IBM sold its PC business to Lenovo. Maybe it's
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I wish my HHKB supported numpad keys without needing an OS tool like AutoHotkey.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
> Whenever you arrive in a new context, you will see a whole pile of things that you would just love to sort out. If only these people could just… communicate better, work in smaller chunks, have more effective meetings, resolve that sil
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I love it. I also enjoy beef way more than almonds.
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Iosevka is a fantastic open-source font that's fully customizable. I have replaced the fixed font on all of my devices and apps to a custom Iosevka build I made, and I don't think I'll ever turn back. https://githu
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Wow what the hell! How am I just now seeing these for the first time? They're so fast, simple, clean, and to the point. Every news outlet and blog should have something like this. Seems relatively quick and easy to put together compare
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
In the 15 or so years I've been using Debian I can't remember ever having any issues with upgrades. It has always just worked smooth as butter for me. Every one of my devices (except phone and Steam Deck of course) is running Debi
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
This is super cool, I love it and am going to give it a try. Thanks for sharing!
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
The whole trilogy was great, and I was sad when I finished The Children of the Sky because there weren't any more books set in that universe left to read. Another space opera I felt the same way about is Peter Hamilton's Commonwea
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Indeed, and so can smoking shortly before bed. Regular daily use can also suppress your ability to dream (or at least your ability to remember those dreams). I've gone through periods where I smoke a relatively small amount of flower o
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
Where did you hear news of the two supposed replications? Could you post some links?
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I also use it in tandem with my IDE day to day as a data engineer, for basically the same reasons. I really like being able to interactively explore and transform a dataframe while developing new pipelines, or debugging existing ones (all o
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by conkeisterdoor 3y ago
I currently work in a Data Engineering role and agree with your assessment. At the business I work for, there was no BI or data management processes automation until I joined and wrote all the pipelines (in Python) and queries (in T-SQL). B
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by conkeisterdoor 4y ago
I also manage a medium sized set of ETL pipelines (approx 40 pipelines across 13k-ish lines of Python) and have a very similar experience. I've never been in a SWE role before, but am related to and have known a number of them, and hav
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by conkeisterdoor 4y ago
Are you me? In addition to everything above, I'm thankful for these: Pass (passwordstore.org) Newsblur Multitail