creakingstairs

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by creakingstairs 5y ago
Auckland and Wellington are sure ready for double traffic :D :D
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
I'm happy that this is happening and I hope this would slow down the price increase in a meaningful way. But I fear not much will change without introducing capital gains tax on property.
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
Are there some other variables that you haven't mentioned in the thread? like your Visa status, prestige of the job etc? Because option two seems like an obvious choice with your current skill set and saving. Thus, I feel like you migh
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
I’ve been wondering about the same thing for awhile, but I’ve been mainly focused on physical and mental health side of things. Of course it’s easier to get up for a task that’s exciting, but I found that my motivation seems to be strongly
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
I’ve always ran but thanks to less commute time I’ve been running longer and more often. I suspect I’ll keep doing that after COVID. Also while my wife video called her friends regularly before COVID, I never have. I started video calling m
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
I've been using Planck for about a year now. F1 is combination of two keys: lower(special modifier key left to the space) and a. I usually have no problem with this, and kinda prefer this now as my fingers don't have to move away
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by creakingstairs 5y ago
For me it’s: - vim binding supported out of box - notes stored in markdown files - bi-directional linking - feels pretty snappy I would have considered bear if it supported vim bindings and was also available on windows (work laptop)
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by creakingstairs 6y ago
106th for exploding pig :( I thought I did rather well https://imgur.com/a/SVbO2K3