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I highly recommend TablePlus. It’s really really good.
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I've been very happy with FF power usage on macOS. It's still a web browser and with all of the nonsense that comes with the "modern" web, it's still a relatively heavy application, but a tab suspending extension wi
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I mean, you claimed that things were normal-ish here before other states. There wasn’t much nuance there, but whatever. A government just looking the other way and letting people die for purely ideological reasons is not something to be pro
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Are we living in the same Idaho? The governor just activated the national guard. We only have 4 ICU beds left in the entire state as of three days ago. Just today , we had more covid cases than in April, May, and June 2020 combined . “Wel
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Pretty sure the Sabre website is out of date. sabre/dav requires PHP 7.1+ || 8.0+ per https://packagist.org/packages/sabre/dav
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Have you used vim since language servers became a thing? I was in the same boat as you for a while, but I've been consistently impressed with how far the language server ecosystem has come. Yes, there's still the cost of setting i
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Counterpoint: many of those features are unnecessary, especially on a smaller team and an intentionally simple tracking tool can force simple development processes. It’s neither good nor bad - it’s a question of whether or not the tool fits
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+1 for SQLite. You might take a look at https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite if you really need replication. SQLite can go pretty far on its own though.
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Have you published this makefile somewhere? I’d love to take a look at it.
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Ferris (aka Jake Taylor): https://www.youtube.com/ferrisstreamsstuff - live streams lots of things, but my favorite was his nintendo64 emulator written in rust. Playlist starts here: https://www.youtube.com/
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You may be interested in https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden -- it's an alternative Bitwarden API server that does not require a subscription. You just need somewhere to run it.
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See https://sourceforge.net/projects/davmail/ for a FOSS solution (similar approach, but it lives outside of Thunderbird).
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You should definitely check out https://interpreterbook.com/ and https://compilerbook.com/ too. They're very well written and very thorough. Highly recommend them as approachable primers on the topic.
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Getting a quote to build out service to an address through any residential sales channel at an ISP is an exercise in futility. They generally won't quote it to residential customers because the quote usually ends up being for some astr
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Being a founder or ex-founder is an implementation detail, not a selling point of its own. Test your assumption: change your resume to not imply that you were working for yourself, but for a company (which I assume is true -- you don't
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You really don't have to accept contributions if the repo is open. You could simply disable issues and close all PRs with a comment explaining that you're not ready for contributions yet. You could even automate that with a Github
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“ No provision of these rules prevents the use by an amateur station of any means of radiocommunication at its disposal to provide essential communication needs in connection with the immediate safety of human life and immediate protection
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I spent a large part of my adult life thus far avoiding treatment even though I live in the US where ADD treatment is readily available. I viewed it as a mind-over-matter kind of thing and it was ultimately a harmful view of maintaining my
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Just saw this. For things that the UA doesn’t provide, I see your point and agree. However, in this specific case, the user agent DOES provide the user preference for light vs dark mode. Why reimplement it?
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I really cannot understand why people go through the effort of building manual light/dark mode toggles in websites these days. I already set it system-wide. Just default to what I already specified. I see it all over the place and it b
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https://github.com/kevinschaich/mintable may be of interest.
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That's a fair concern. There are other ways to address it though. For instance, release the new UI as a "preview" that users can switch to if they want to. If they hate it or can't understand it, they can switch back. Ev
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"Thank you for your inquiry. This is not a service that we offer at this time -- our testing and release process is fully automated and there is not a way for us to exclude some customers and not others. Can you please help us understa
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If the default dev experience was along the same lines as Flutter, I'd be happy. Same language, same tooling, etc. It's such a nice experience.
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Alternative Tgnu
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Isn’t that an implementation detail of whatever tool you’re using for searching for files? I seem to remember most search utilities doing that already?
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Costco is selling a nice Klipsch set that I’ve been very happy with. It’s a 2.1 set, which is something OP didn’t want, but they also have a separate volume knob for the sub specifically so you can dial it back if you need to.
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IMO, having a hobby that's completely unrelated to your profession is critical, especially for people who do any kind of "knowledge work" for a living. Doing something entirely different gives your brain the time and space to
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Sure thing! Feel free to reach out (email in profile) if you get stuck or want input on something. Woodworking (and especially woodworking with tech inside) is one of my favorite hobbies and I'm glad to share what I know when I can :)
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