glaberficken

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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   I used Hugin to stitch a bunch of building site blueprints just last week. It was painful... just very unintuitive and hard to grasp. Very powerful software though. Just keep in mind it was built to stitch panorama photos, compensate for le
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   Similar! I never got the SD card reader working again... I ended up taking the whole thing out and leaving an extra gap for improved airflow.
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   Like OP I also have a t420s. It always had overheating issues. A few months after purchase, back in 2012, I even sent if for warranty repair because it routinely got "too hot to touch" and the fan kept going at insane speeds and t
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   wow had no idea something like this existed. thanks for the tip
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   GDScript is very "python like", never feels like a hurdle.
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   thanks for the suggestion, but I was looking for a "zero code" solution like parent. i.e. it would use some Jekyll feature that is running behind the scenes meanwhile after some googling this may be it (not tested though) https:&
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   wow, I love your solution using github even if you want to migrate of github down the line its still all Jekyll +plugins underneath Do you know if there is a way to have an automatic directory index page? (i looked around the gitubpages&#x2
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   Came here to write exactly this, but thought I'd do a quick Ctrl+F first =)
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   by glaberficken 6y ago

   Now if only the End key could go back to being usable...
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    Ask HN: How do you interpret this emoji

    1 points by glaberficken 6y ago|0 comments
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I read the article while procrastinating on a work task I should be doing. I think the author nails it. When I just get started on a task, picking the simplest thing to do first without much planning, then I naturally get into a flow where
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Just to share this archival project: https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/ Basically it's a massive bundle of flash (and other plugins) together with a curated list of games and animations. It spawns a local web serv
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I still don't understand your point sorry =)
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Care to explain what you mean? Riding a bicycle presupposes movement and control. To accomplish the act of riding a bicycle you must be able to steer otherwise you will just fall over to the side and you will not be riding it anymore =)
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    On a normal bicycle when you lean off the vertical axis, a compensation is made by turning the front wheel towards the "inside" of the lean thus bringing the bicycle again closer to the vertical. i.e. the bicycle (with the help of
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I guess you mean this one? https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/f... If so, it is not "rideable" because you cannot steer it.
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    a bike without steering is "unrideable" by definiton, actually quite an interesting rabbit hole: =) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-mass-skate_bicycle
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Wow thanks. This one should be "rideable" at least theoretically: https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/c...
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Muscle memory is a bitch. I'm primarily on Windows, but whenever I need to install and mess with Linux the first thing I do is find a way to make the window manager tile to half screen with "Win+arrows". Cannot live without t
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I always used it in "windows 2000" skin mode to save on computer resources. Can still vividly remember the day I got a new computer with enough RAM that running the Win Xp default theme didn't really make an impact.
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    omg... THANK YOU!
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    This also works in all modern browsers, I use this hundreds of time per day.
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I only learned last year (when I was still on Windows 7) that you can right-click drag (for example a file on to an email in outlook) and it will throw a pop-up where you can select "Create hyperlink here". It dropped my jaw...aft
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    That is only the intro paragraph. Author proceeds to formulate a legitimate question "How can anyone make any important decision in a company that large?" and then summarizes a possible answer from a book (High Output Management,
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    [prediction] As robots improve to produce better and more art, the value of authentic human art will rise. It will not matter if you can't tell the difference. The knowledge that a human produced it will be enough.
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Thanks! Platform Wars is excellent. Took a few runs to beat my competitor
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    In my experience, even if you start by "building what they need". When you present your V1 "they" come back and say something along the lines of "can't you make it look nicer/cooler? You know add some wow
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    I think the author is mistaking cause with effect. When the things mentioned (Sleep, Diet, Exercise, Stress Management, Exogenous Compounds) go out of balance, that "unbalancing" may well be a symptom (consequence) of the mental i
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    >"For a population of approximately 1.2 crores, Bengaluru city has had just 385 reported cases of COVID-19(...)" TIL! https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crore
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    by glaberficken 6y ago

    Web-designers and web-developers design and build the things that the people with the money ask them to. It's that simple.