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julianz
4y ago
Pretty sure this is a Casey Muratori reference. Doesn't really apply to the current project as it's a UI on top of the existing terminal rather than a whole new terminal. More details: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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julianz
4y ago
Not available on Android, far as I can see.
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Yup, we've had a Prius C for nearly 10 years, it's been faultless and has consistently used less than half the gas of the other family car. That's a real world difference, not a hypothetical future one.
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4y ago
Horseshit. A few nurses were stood down because they wouldn't get a vaccination in a pandemic. Good. Your take on the Three Waters reforms is just completely wronghewded, there is so much misinformation about those changes it's ri
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4y ago
Mine redirects to their NZ site which still has the page, maybe try that one: https://usborne.com/nz/books/computer-and-coding-books
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4y ago
Whoosh.
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4y ago
I waited until my Gmail doppelganger ordered a pizza, then from the phone and address details in that email I was able to text him and say I hoped he enjoyed the pizza, that his house looked nice from Street View, and please stop using my e
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5y ago
Lots. - A script and small sqlite DB to download all of a large Youtube channel I wanted to keep. It meant I could just run "get-next-video" whenever I had a spare moment and it would go and grab another one. - A generator of sh
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5y ago
Wow! This was the first programming book I had. It took a bit of work to translate the programs into Commodore PET BASIC, at least for young me anyway.
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5y ago
If you name a cell in Excel, then use it in a formula by clicking on the cell, Excel will use the name in the formula. Sheets won't, which misses the whole point of naming cells.
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5y ago
But nothing much has changed, the list of answers is still almost exactly the same as it was before the NYT acquired it.
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So that Daily Beast article has been up for more than 5 years with nobody fixing the horrible typo in the headline? Wow.
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5y ago
Yep, my 2009 Volvo has a popup screen that can be pushed down into the dash. I like it because I almost never use the reversing camera, but on the rare occasion I want to it's available. The rest of the car is all physical controls.
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5y ago
"Last year, venture capitalists backed about 460 blockchain projects, spending nearly $12.75 billion". And not one has produced anything of use to real people. That's a lot of billions for basically no return.
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5y ago
Not my experience, I reported a typo in a minor Git sub-dialog in VS, and it was triaged, fixed and released in VS2022. Happy days!
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5y ago
btw I don't think this question should be downvoted, it's a fair thing to ask.
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5y ago
The NFT has nothing to do with the transaction here. You're giving something of value to Nas in return for a slice of a revenue stream. Nas could choose to do that with a regular old fashioned contract. The NFT is just an extremely exp
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5y ago
The screenshot is taken from the video talk he linked further up, and is mentioned as an F15 in that video, so it's a typo.
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5y ago
Not true any more, a modern Android phone will show the likes etc.
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That said, NZ is still only discovering 1-200 cases a day and total deaths since it started are still well under 100. The South Island has hardly any Covid at all. Overall vaccination rates are reasonable and will get better when children a
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It used to be easy to do this, I used to download the list to my Ubiquiti router and massage it slightly to work with dnsmasq. More recent releases of pihole include regular expressions as part of the list specification so you can't fl
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5y ago
This "friend of yours" should probably get vaccinated then, because we know that works pretty well.
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5y ago
You can see the teasers for the articles, but clicking on one goes to the Medium homepage.
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5y ago
Because sometimes you just want a bit of tabular formatting within a note. The table feature is really, really cool when you want to use it, but if you don't it's a bit OTT - e.g. every table has a bunch of chrome at the bottom wi
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5y ago
Only if your VPS is not in a big data centre, as they already block most of those.
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And don't forget that the lights at the bottom of the speedo read LIGHTS GEN FUEL OIL, so if you really pegged it out on a downhill run with the wind behind you, you were travelling at the speed of LIGHT(s)...
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5y ago
True. A company we bought in the very early 2000's was paying $1000 a month to an SEO "expert". The expert hadn't noticed that the site had a robots.txt file that was excluding all search bots but was still happy to take
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Interesting, I was able to convert a couple of thousand notes spread across about 10 notebooks from Evernote to Notion and there didn't seem to be too many issues, apart from needing to reformat quite a few that had suffered from Evern
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Same as Gretsch Filtertrons (and most of their other pickups too, I guess). No height adjustment at all.
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6y ago
It's also needed if you want to have any control over SSID's such as enabling/disabling on a schedule, bandwidth limiting and so on.
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