imperialdrive

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by imperialdrive 2y ago
I just laughed out loud typing the title, but it is true. Not sure of the details, but Sweet Home 3d holds a special place in my heart, perhaps yours as well. Hoping for the best. Cheers from SF!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
How I was able to read without sign-in: https://threadreaderapp.com/scrolly/1825472703223992323
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Used PRTG for many years. Works ok. Has a free offering too. It's a bit of an artistic process figuring what to log and how to interpret it in an actionable way. Good luck and try to have fun.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Kudos to NirSoft, and long live them as well!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Lichess is one of those things you just have to sit and appreciate like a fine wine. It's absolutely wonderful for people in the chess community. I use it every day and am inspired by the functionality and performance, especially kno
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Klingon for animal?
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Ditto
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Thanks for this. Just seeing the word "PowerShell" gets me excited every time... been using it for hours a day for years and it's so much fun. It's how I first learned to code, professionally. Kudos and Cheers!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
I dunno man, but I tell ye what, he did just very that indeed. It's from 1968.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
I just passed a lot of time going through all the examples/demos—render me impressed!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Love it!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Absolutely. Good for Scarlett, and my gosh Sam and that org need to learn a few lessons. What were they thinking?? So gross.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
#1 annoying thing for me after landing on a blog... Never figured out why a company would make it so hard to see the actual product for new users. I can't imagine how many potential customers are lost that way.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Absolutely fascinating, thank you for sharing! I just want to order new phones computers laptops and servers left and right now.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Thank you for raising that, we need less cars! (More bicycles and related infrastructure would be nice) :D
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
They raised him right. Typically takes a lot of time wisdom and luck to get to that level of self comfort with the basics. It's a soulful choice that can influence all walks of life to harmony, if only more widely the case.
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Similar. Just along for the ride. It's still rewarding and can last a long time in good health. Hope you're enjoying it too!
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Can't tell if you're kidding bc my first thought was that if DoD can't host their own email, how can they do anything else correctly?
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by imperialdrive 2y ago
Loved loved loved the book, so when I heard there was going to be a movie I thought "NO WAYYY they'll pull it off" but, somehow they did a pretty darn good job and with A list actors too. I've read all his stuff now :)
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
It's not that big a deal if you're someone that considers getting on a 6+ foot ladder not a big deal, or changing your own oil, or going to a shooting range with a rifle, or I guess driving a big rental truck. It REALLY helps to
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
Excellent read right before shuteye.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
I wonder where we would be if a printed copy of that post was delivered back to TI and Intel etc R&D labs 50 years ago.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
Watch the movie Alpha some time :)
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
Fantastic! I just finished Chip Wars, so this post was very much enjoyed. Cheers.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
Life is just hard. I don't know how folks managed 50 years ago, 100 years, 500+ years, it was just our ability to keep pushing through the mud, the cold nights, the loneliness, sometimes letting a glimpse of a beautiful day or sparkli
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
I'm very curious about number one as someone that grew up using Microsoft solutions and made a nice career from it as well. Their products have gotten so bad though that I am close to living in denial for continuing to recommend their
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi. Exactly that story and wonderfully done. Essentially a horror story for someone living in California etc.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
I found several interesting exchanges, such as around/after email #212.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
Some day, perhaps soon, YouTube may charge for serving content. A lot of folks will fork it over, and a lot more folks will scramble.
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by imperialdrive 3y ago
I gave it a quick test drive but almost immediately uninstalled it because it wouldn't let me dismiss the cluttering messages on top of the app list :/ Looks promising though. Thanks for sharing.

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