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https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
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My vim will automatically wrap when I am typing a git commit message. Should be set by default from here: https://github.com/vim/vim/blob/2f0936cb9a2eb026acac03e6a8fd...
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If there are empty seats, I don't feel guilty at all. I'll usually get up multiple times to order something. And the atmosphere of feeling welcomed makes me come back every week.
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In my case, I manually set it up. But their settings page guided me through it. It looks like this: https://images2.imgbox.com/51/04/fJdk86c0_o.png . I'm not hosting my DNS with fastmail. If I switch to ha
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What do you find lacking in the m1 to make it your dev machine? The battery on the m1 was to enticing. I went back and forth between a ThinkPad x1 with Linux and this MacBook air. It's impressive and I have no regrets. When there&#x
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migrated to fastmail from free g-suite. Has worked great for me.
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quote from Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson
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e-ink is definitely worth it if you enjoy reading. For reading linear text, get a kindle or a kobo. By "linear," I mean not a text book or reference text that you skip around a lot in. I have had a kindle for over 10 years now an
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this is a scary thought. I need to start being more aggressive about backing things up that are "in the cloud."
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So did you go with the summer shot or winter shot? I can understand having the sentiment: > Nobody in the government wants your project to succeed, and will actively try to get it to fail quietly But I actually think Hanlon's razor
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Why not both? Here's the answer to your question as asked. If you're trying to accomplish X, here is a better way. I'm happy to go into details if you can provide more context.
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fixed link: https://old.reddit.com/r/cheapETH/comments/lkzkso/george_hot...
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I like it. I do something similar for my todo file but organize by date. Most recent date first. Every day I review unchecked items from the previous day and move them to today or mark them obsolete. It has the added functionality of serv
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what are you using for self-host firefox sync?
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fastmail has been great for e-mail. Using it as a google drive alternative though but I'd like to move to a solution with client-side encryption. Should actually be doable with the webdav that fastmail exposes and rclone: https:&#x2F
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Just want to say I appreciate the cleverness of the title.
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> I want to spend some time making impractical decisions. I want to build software which solve the problem of making me happy, or at least entertained. I hope you get a chance to do that, at least for a while. I want that too.
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CEO's reply: > In late January 2022, Okta detected an attempt to compromise the account of a third party customer support engineer working for one of our subprocessors. The matter was investigated and contained by the subprocessor.
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http://psung.blogspot.com/2011/02/reducing-merge-headaches-g... This is a good discussion on the topic including the diff3 option git has.
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A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy by Irvine Gave me a new perspective.
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For items that must happen specific dates, it doesn't. I admit that. That's the role of a calendar with notifications. But as far as doing things in the future but not at a specific time, reading the plaintext every morning for
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Have a list ready beforehand with "defaults," i.e., your opinions on each. Distribute it before the meeting and let people know the format ahead of time. I'd suggest running through anything that the team has a disagreement
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I greatly prefer Google docs to Microsoft Office. Their online versions feel like afterthoughts.
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> A spokeswoman for the Times said Renaud was "a talented filmmaker who had contributed to The New York Times over the years," most recently in 2015, but he "was not on assignment for any desk at The Times in Ukraine.&quot
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Plaintext works best for me. One place is important like you said. But I've found it is helpful to have a distinction between high-level plan, like a feature roadmap for a product, and a focused plan for specific tasks you are working
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Savage, a computer algebra system written in Rust(old.reddit.com)
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I had Mavis Beacon but AOL Instant Messenger taught me. I later relearned using gtypist when I switched to dvorak 10 years later though. https://www.gnu.org/software/gtypist/
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Do you know what you'll be doing instead?
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the new s22 isn't too bad. It's about as small as I could find. As a person who has always used android, if apple's iphone mini had usb-c I would have gotten that instead though.
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what worked for you to fill the gaps?

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