jmacklin308

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by jmacklin308 6mo ago
We migrated earlier this year and had a similar problem. Outlook (classic) works differently than the OWA version. They keep the classic version so people don't spontaneously throw a chair out a window. It's being phased out slowl
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by jmacklin308 2y ago
While not a first class solution, the EPUB version of the book converts to PDF fairly well (I'm not noticing anything wrong). There are plenty of tools to do so.
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by jmacklin308 2y ago
Was about to respond with a rebuttal but saw that it was from theguardian.com. That's all I need to know.
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
Best advice I heard was from Jonathan Blow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7kh8pNRWOo And Dr. Huberman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48jlHaxZnig Everything else didn't have enough data for me to l
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
The sacred text!
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
I have it. I wish I didn't. Having it is like being in a batting cage, but the ball launcher is hurling baseballs at 5-50Mph at 200rpm. The smallest noise can throw me off an essay I'm writing or report I'm making, unless It&
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
I started toying around with EZ engine: https://ezengine.net/ Kinda reminds me of a lightweight C++ Unity with some weird tidbits.
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
Growing up I never really got into reading for fun, mostly due because the school I went too didn't understand reading comprehension issues and "incentivized" reading. They set a limit of reading 5 books within some time fram
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by jmacklin308 3y ago
My son is 4, only tech he uses is the TV and some toys. Down the road, when he is 8 or so, I'm going to lock down a raspberry pie to tinker around with. No free rein to the internet, though. Just would like him to be curious, then ask