gazook89

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by gazook89 1y ago
A delivery truck carries many packages, and delivers them along a route. A drone carries one package. In my neighborhood, that could be a drone every few minutes flying overhead. Electric delivery trucks are also much quieter than a drone.
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by gazook89 1y ago
What is the browser support? I'm in Orion (webkit) and can't see any changes when moving the sliders.
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by gazook89 1y ago
Minneapolis/St Paul has at least one tool library (with multiple locations). MN Tool Library. Mentioning it in case someone in this thread is interested and lives nearby. Worth it, especially if you know have projects coming up. Lots o
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by gazook89 1y ago
> help bolster a critical sector of the American economy, which often can't find enough drivers. They can find enough drivers, but won’t pay them enough or give them any dignity. The industry has a 90% turnover rate per year. So ob
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by gazook89 1y ago
Having not looked into it, I would guess that his lawyers know they aren’t going to get paid any time soon.
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by gazook89 1y ago
This has been my experience with our local ISP in Minneapolis as well. Granted, I’ve only ever reached out to them maybe 3 times over 6 years, but each time they’ve been exceptional. No more than two phone rings before a person in our metro
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by gazook89 2y ago
> via toothpaste. I wonder how many people really brush their teeth on a regular basis. > either campaign to change it or vote with your feet. I imagine that campaigning to change it requires notifying people there is a problem, and
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by gazook89 2y ago
Same here. We removed trim inside the house and it wasnt that bad, but I was just replacing the trim— not the windows. I could see that removing the windows would be a pain the ass very quickly. And it has already been done once.
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by gazook89 2y ago
I like it, and one additional thing (because isn’t there always): It’d be nice if this could be offline to use with local development.
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by gazook89 2y ago
Kagi has its “web” search, but you can switch to “small web” and get results like this. Or the “forums” lens if looking for user generated content.
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by gazook89 2y ago
Have you tried kagi small web? https://kagi.com/smallweb/ It’s not “browse search results” but more “curated stumbleupon”. You can also change your search lens from just generic “web” to “small web”, “forums”, “academi
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by gazook89 2y ago
It'd be great to get code blocks and inline code blocks. Ideally using Markdown syntax. And, if possible to get syntax highlighting, that'd be even better. But otherwise, this pretty well lines up with an idea that I had just be
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by gazook89 2y ago
You’ve already got your solution but just wanted to mention that Kagi search gives this option, if that’s useful for someone.
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by gazook89 2y ago
I worked at a large 3PL during an avian flu about 10 years ago. We gained a large customer because we gave them a plan to import huge quantities of eggs from overseas (mostly Europe) via ship. Managing them through ports in both ends and ov
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by gazook89 2y ago
Immediately after the opening header there is a button to switch to English, fyi.
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by gazook89 2y ago
I was wanting a graphic t shirt with a skull in be style of a topographic map, with the empty space between the ears labeled as the Gulf of America. Alas, I have art skills and didn’t want to fuss with midjourney for a result half way there
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by gazook89 2y ago
I don’t think wealthier people will choose to live where less wealthier people live. As is, they filter to different neighborhoods with periods of gradation separating them. In a tower, you still have to go to the ground floor to leave. Als
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by gazook89 2y ago
Ah, It is the LocalCDN extension that was blocking some stuff. The dropdown menus weren't working at all. Sometimes I forget to check that. Thanks for the prompt to go back and check.
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by gazook89 2y ago
It doesn't seem to work on Firefox at all. Not sure if that is what you are bumping in to, but I had to switch to Chrome.
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by gazook89 2y ago
People come to volunteer with the interests and skills they have. It’s easier to let problems that are hard or not interesting fall to the wayside, and for the maintainers to take what they can get (especially if they think that happy contr
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by gazook89 2y ago
I agree, but only personally. I would assume most people are on the “Enter to submit” train nowadays. Most of my messaging happens on Discord or Element/matrix, and sometimes slack, where this is the norm. I don’t even think about Shi
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by gazook89 2y ago
You need to take that file and drop it in githack.com or just open the link in GitHub and change “github” to “githack”. Like this: https://raw.githack.com/bmtwl/exerciseminimilism/13d4ee27deb...
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by gazook89 2y ago
I think it’s likely folly to think that the big city is only place where intellectual pursuit and learning can happen. I often tell people that living in a rural area is much like living in the city, but living next to the city is like neit
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by gazook89 2y ago
I find that the celebrity children's books are on average, terrible. There are some bright spots, like BJ Novak's "The book with no pictures". The worst is probably Jimmy Fallon's books, though. Truly awful. I as
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by gazook89 2y ago
I agree. Bars around me also play loud music and/or have sports on TVs all the time, and quickly get too loud to have a coherent and comfortable conversation. Places quiet enough are not set up to have tables pushed together and a long
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by gazook89 2y ago
In Minneapolis, MN, there is a historical plaque that notes the day and location of the first gray squirrels introduced to the city as a gift from Seattle/Washington. It’s in Loring Park. So kind of opposite direction.
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by gazook89 2y ago
But he designed it with intention, as stated. It wasn’t like “ha ha suckers, no comments for you!” He just didn’t think it was a good idea and had a reason for it. Are inventors required to only innovate a little bit? He released it, and t
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by gazook89 2y ago
I don’t really listen to radio while traveling so I’ll take your word for it. In Minnesota we gave The Current, part of MPR family of stations which is pretty good from what I hear (about its status nationally, though always some one will s
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by gazook89 2y ago
I’m not trying to argue the point, but I listen to FM about every day, or at least every day I’m in the car. It’s much easier for me than getting music from my phone going, even with Bluetooth. And I have come to the conclusion that I like
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by gazook89 2y ago
Not on topic at all, but crazy coincidence to get so many “c” words on my left hand side: https://imgur.com/a/thwKg0b I’m not sure justified text works well here, lots of “rivers” through the text.

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