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901.
by dageshi 6y ago
obsidian ticks most of those boxes, it's flat file, markup based, free, offline by design. don't think it has git integration but since its flat file you can likely rig something up.
902.
by dageshi 6y ago
Regular, predictable monthly income is just a better model for businesses than irregular large one off purchases. Customers generally don't mind so long as they can cancel easily if they find they don't need or want the product. P
903.
by dageshi 6y ago
Does vimwiki support the graph? That's the secret sauce really, I found https://obsidian.md a few days ago and have been obsessed with graph based knowledge storage since.
904.
Klubówka prints and book piracy in the 80s(youtu.be)
2 points by dageshi 6y ago|0 comments
905.
by dageshi 6y ago
Or they feel leaving money on the table by not running ads is pretty stupid?
906.
by dageshi 6y ago
Anything that has to work on mobile is pretty much never going to have much in the way of "analyze and understand" when it comes to maps. There's just not enough space.
907.
by dageshi 6y ago
A triple A game isn't viable on PC alone nowadays, it has to release on console and hence has to account for what modern (both PC and console) players expect. You're claiming to be a fan of this niche but haven't played any o
908.
by dageshi 6y ago
I think it's probably warranted some of the time, mostly around topics where much heat but little light is generated.
909.
by dageshi 6y ago
Ultimately the mods are volunteers, they get to do what they want? More precisely I would imagine they don't care about facilitating/refereeing culture wars inside their subs, cause lord only knows how much work that would be.
910.
by dageshi 6y ago
I imagine the mods have a fairly finely tuned sense of which threads will turn into a shitstorm and don't give a fuck about pre-emptively killing them. And honestly I WISH nobody used reddit anymore, maybe it could roll back 10 years w
911.
by dageshi 6y ago
And that's why they won't make any more... they're held to a much higher standard than other genres of games. People nitpick these games to death, meanwhile CoD is played by tens of millions every year. If you're a game
912.
by dageshi 6y ago
> Hardly anyone is doing that. But, evidently, a lot of gamers want that. Not enough really, we've had the Deus Ex reboot (Human revolution), Dishonored, Prey and their respective sequels, they're all great games but they didn&
913.
by dageshi 6y ago
Google got rich finding the information you wanted.
914.
by dageshi 6y ago
Presumably said people would be willing to forfeit medical treatment and quietly die at home if they did catch it?
915.
by dageshi 6y ago
For people who don't die it's still not a cakewalk, people describe it as the worst thing they've ever had and others barely even know they've had it.
916.
by dageshi 6y ago
The "padding" is for their existing followers who actually do want to read the padding (life stories,whatever) irrespective of the recipe itself. The recipe is advertisement to gain new followers from Google traffic. Merging both
917.
by dageshi 6y ago
Google already has market dominance, they lose nothing if things rise equally for both themselves and bing.
918.
by dageshi 6y ago
I base my personal hatred of vim on the first time I encountered it and couldn't escape from it. CTRL C, CTRL Z... nothing worked, I was utterly trapped, I think I may have even had to reboot the system to get out of it. I decided anyt
919.
by dageshi 6y ago
I worked for 3 months outside in Thailand. The place I was staying had a section of roof open on three sides just outside the front door. There was a big table setup there, almost like an outdoor dining room actually and I'd work every
920.
by dageshi 7y ago
For most of the past month there's been neither in the UK. No flour, no yeast. In the past week flour has been on the shelves and not disappearing immediately, so I think demand has more or less been satiated, but no sign of yeast anyw
921.
by dageshi 7y ago
Dubai is certainly a tourist destination but it's not in Saudi Arabia.
922.
by dageshi 7y ago
There were certainly artists in that book who could only work in the evening or at night, it's just the most common pattern seemed to be the one I described which also happens to work for me. That being said there were times in my life
923.
by dageshi 7y ago
Listened to "Daily Ritual: How artists work" recently and the most common pattern seemed to be, work intensely for 2-4 hours in the morning, most people being finished by 1-2 in the afternoon, then go out for a long walk before do
924.
by dageshi 7y ago
Their audiences won't move, youtube is the anchor site for video content.
925.
by dageshi 7y ago
Not in USD it doesn't. You got your loan in USD, spent it to buy whatever you needed, you have assets, not USD. You need USD to repay the loan, where do you get them from?
926.
by dageshi 7y ago
The point of the article is that around the world very large amounts of loans have been denominated in US dollars, even in countries that don't use USD. That means there is always a constant and large demand for USD to repay those loan
927.
by dageshi 7y ago
You can say that about literally everything you don't do yourself.
928.
by dageshi 7y ago
No... You order takeaway. Or you buy ready meals from the store. Or you go to subway. There's plenty of alternatives to actually cooking.
929.
by dageshi 7y ago
Some people just don't like cooking. I guess the magical kitchen gadgets may appeal to them in the sense of "this might make me like cooking" because it looks easy.
930.
by dageshi 7y ago
Well when you put it like that, WE that is to say the public are really directly responsible for the spread of the virus, by travelling when sick. People are not responsible, the government who could've mandated such measures aren&#x27

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