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flurdy
3y ago
I wrote [1] about my tip for falling sleep: Daydream. I now coach my own kids to do the same and it works. Essentially do not think about things that has happened; It just gets you annoyed with regrets that can not be changed. Do not think
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3y ago
Yeah I know Sweden uses Ö but when two of their neighbors uses Ø it seems so ignorant. I get annoyed at and confused but can forgive fonts made in primarily English speaking people when they don't have a normal zero but I would have ex
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flurdy
3y ago
"Alphabetical privilege", nice. As someone who's surname starts with AB I would also call it "alphabetical curse". E.g. back when I was young when teachers would describe what to do then often would call each pupil
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3y ago
I wouldn't but age in there. Not for PII reasons but I doubt I would remember to update it every year... My own website I changed to just say what decade my age is to give me some leeway. Good idea though will change mine now. The prof
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3y ago
https://blog.flurdy.com/ Of which https://blog.flurdy.com/2019/03/blog-quick-blog-now is relevant. And definitely do as I say not as I do...
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3y ago
I am glad my first year at Uni (1994) they focused on SML a lot. Got a good base for the rest of our programming journey. Even now that I live in mostly Scala-land nearly 30 years later. And yes also a lot of other languages over the course
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flurdy
3y ago
They do https://frame.work/gb/en/marketplace/keyboards
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3y ago
Very good. I would also balance the OP article with Allen Holub's talks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVBlnCTu9Ms
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Scheduling, Bug Tracking, and Triage
(apenwarr.ca)
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3y ago
CCTVs for a long bridge/tunnel might be enough. As it would take quite a while to leave they do not seem like an ideal mugging place?
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3y ago
I loved my Amiga 500. All my friends at the time also had one. And then later on my Amiga 1200 with an actual hard drive. With the then excellent Amiga Workbench. Whilst I tinkered with Basic on C64 and the 500 it was with EasyAmos on the 1
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4y ago
Though it was handled in the end https://twitter.com/joelverhagen/status/1630706389147418629
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4y ago
That is the actual news. Lack of channels for the real owners to contact nuget/microsoft.
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4y ago
Keeps happening to my family members as well. For all of them their initial response is to tell all their contacts that they have been hacked, their anti-virus has failed and they have changed all their passwords on all sites... I keep tell
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4y ago
I Love the Multi account feature. And its related extentions Google and facebook containers. And especially the Temporary Container extension. [1] Only hassle I have is that I sometimes have to disable the google one if a site requires goog
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4y ago
In other news - a Richard Branson type balloon enthusiast has just gone missing in Alaska...
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4y ago
Reminds me of a friend wondering how he could keep local wip changes without polluting his git repo, or accidentally push WIPs to his colleagues. I suggested adding a personal Mercurial repo to the same folder. I think he was happy with tha
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4y ago
I did use Three for a while as a Mifi device at home and on the train when we moved back to the UK after we had our first baby back in 2011. As new clueless parents (who thought we were prepared but god no) I spent a lot of time researching
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4y ago
Slashdot moderation for the win! Except it didn't...
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4y ago
Number 44 has issues internationally as it toggles between a tick and a cross. I now live in a country which uses ticks to check a box, but I grew up in a country that uses crosses to check a box and had no idea what a tick was until I move
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4y ago
>> 3) You actually like hanging out with your own kids. > I don't know what age that starts, but I'm 5 years and counting. I hope it kicks in soon. I love spending time with my kids. They are 8 & 11 now. Sure they ca
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4y ago
Ditto, mine are not all down until 9.30, or worse. Then I am too knackered and shell-shocked to actually get anything done, yet wont actually do the sensible thing and go to bed early as too guilty with the chores still to do...
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4y ago
Ah, the disrespect of my great-great-uncle's dog Balto! Though to be fair Togo was great, but Balto did amazing as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnar_Kaasen#Last_leg_of_the_...
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4y ago
Not for both pipelines to explode within 24 hour. That is too much of a coincident.
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4y ago
Since I often play with razors by rebasing, resetting, cherry picking, etc locally - I created a `git tmp` alias so I can play without fear of needing to go reflog diving again. The `tmp` command creates a commit of all changes, branches it
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4y ago
Yes the UI turned into a car crash. So many ads, and restrictions. Also they kept changing the services they offered to projects so often I gave up on that as well.
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4y ago
> Atlassian to start fresh with a new ticketing system They bought Trello for that
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4y ago
Yeah that is one thing that I remember from one or two that I was copied into in roughly 2000s with more than 200,000 CCed. Mini-kings and also people with enough technical skills to know better keeping the threads alive and flooding the Ex
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4y ago
I would like to know what she says as I struggle to say what I do. Especially to people that I do not know what they do for a living or what level of knowledge they have of software, which is often not that much where I live. Which also is
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4y ago
"The internet is a little box you can take with you" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDbyYGrswtg (IT Crowd)
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