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by croo 8y ago
Dish washing. I bought a dish washer and that machine gives back at least half hour of my life every day. I don't know how I lived without it. (disclaimer: I cook at home)
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by croo 8y ago
Reminds me of a quote of a comedian: “I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness.” -Emo Philips-
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by croo 8y ago
Liferay
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by croo 8y ago
I also prefer emails... but this is not a personality thing. The email simply does not have enough dimension to replace normal talking. You cannot express yourself because there is no body language and cannot talk things through because of
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by croo 8y ago
In my (limited) experience email should be used for either: * non-urgent * not-that-important * things you want (others) to remember * communications you may want to point your finger later on (proof/contract details etc) For everythin
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by croo 8y ago
For regular talking to others I don't have any advice except every time you do it you will get better in it - and if you feel crippling fear talking over a coffe with someone I'd say see a therapist. For crowd talking or performan
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by croo 8y ago
I wrote what I wondered about and meant no offense. That's why I did not call people here "shills".
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by croo 8y ago
Yep, those are scary too. But with phones I can instantly connect to anyone on the planet and make photos and write up stuff I would otherwise forget and browse the largest human knowledge bases on the planet. For this I have to give in a l
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by croo 8y ago
Yeah phones are essentially the same stuff. And it's definetly not OK and scary to not be able to trust a device you (have to) use daily. > I’d argue that people tell google far far more confidential information via search than they
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by croo 8y ago
I wonder if there are any google/amazon marketing people on this thread. Anyway, you do think it's fine to put a device that -on a bit-flip- is able to record and analyze anything you say and inject ads to your daily routine anyw
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by croo 9y ago
Whatever you set as purpose. You are free to choose. Sounds great right? :)
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by croo 9y ago
Oracle announcment link: https://java.com/en/download/release_notice.jsp Does this foreshadow that Oracle Java SE 11 will be licensed or is this just a fee to force users to move on to the latest version?
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by croo 9y ago
Take a look at the documentation of zeromq [1]. This is one of the best documentations I've read so far. You may notice a simple pattern in the structure of that documentation that starts with describing a problem, then follow with an
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by croo 9y ago
I had a book about proverbs for years. It can be opened up anywhere, put down any time and a great conversation starter upon finding an obscure or funny proverb.
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by croo 9y ago
https://github.com/croo/arch-laptop-setup/blob/master/.vimrc I once put a lot of work in building the "perfect" .vimrc. I used it ever since with only local minor changes because style / p
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by croo 9y ago
https://www.ramnode.com/ I had a small vpn for 2 years with zero downtime. Cheap too. Servers are in the Netherlands and several places in the USA.
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by croo 9y ago
Others including: Kate, Gedit, Geany, Nodepad++