falkd

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by falkd 4y ago
This is an interesting point, but many have heard of those providers and they're very popular, very established, and you can generally count on a very professional and reliable service. What I see though is that there are dozens of ser
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by falkd 4y ago
It's nice, but I find myself saying "Don't care" to most of the questions, and I've got a huge list of instances as a result. I still can't really say for sure I'd be picking one I wouldn't regret pi
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by falkd 4y ago
You can't do this on the web interface unless you're on the same instance. It's pretty clunky right now. Correction: You can't do it if you are linked to their user page https://mastodon.social/username.
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by falkd 4y ago
Can anybody point to some resources that would help someone who's interested in trying to use mind mapping? I often see these mind map things and I'm interested in learning what benefits they can provide me, but I have no idea how
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by falkd 5y ago
Strengthening the system can hurt though, if it discourages people from voting in the name of security. And putting in stricter voting controls will not stop people from crying foul. These people aren't working off the facts in the
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by falkd 6y ago
There is also Vimagit, which is inspired by Magit: https://github.com/jreybert/vimagit
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by falkd 6y ago
For those who aren't strong and fearless cyclists, Strava can be helpful, but be careful and double-check those routes. I've seen some pretty dangerous segments that I have been very scared on, and they show up red-hot on Strava.