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by kevinherron 6y ago
There might be something to this. I quit lifting weights when I cancelled my gym membership right before the pandemic started. But I did notice a difference in how good my hands/wrists felt during the ~12 months I was lifting. I’ve tra
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by kevinherron 6y ago
I think so, but I’ve been using a vertical mouse and a Kinesis keyboard for so many years now that I’m not even sure what’s really helping any more :)
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Work out and lift weights. But ergonomically speaking I use a Kinesis Advantage 2 keyboard and a Logitech MX Vertical mouse. You may also need a long break to heal, which might not be an option if you're American. An engineer from Germ
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Manjaro + KDE. Rolling releases keep KDE and everything else up to date. We'll see how much longer I use this setup. I've gravitated towards it lately because I have it installed on my desktop, which despite being 5 years old is s
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by kevinherron 6y ago
I had a MK6 GTI and I loved it. Once VW has worked the kinks out of their electric platform I'll definitely take a look at them again.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
V60 pour over, a nice conical burr grinder, and a Fellow Stagg EKG pour over kettle.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Too bad it has that numpad instead of a centered keyboard. Also I don't understand why a laptop of that size doesn't have a 99Wh battery. The 1080p resolution is understandable... high DPI support suck-fest can be avoided.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Meh, totally understandable. Just caught me off guard.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Huh, turns out I often highlight passages as I'm reading them without realizing it, and this website has text that is literally unreadable while highlighted. https://i.imgur.com/qutKE65.png
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Life is a platform that requires active work to avoid toxic content.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Hmm, I wonder when this policy started. I did not have to prove ownership of the domains for the coordinates I use, though I do happen to own them.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
In the early days of iPhone I would upgrade roughly every 2 years. Now it's more like 3-4 years. My most recent upgrade was from iPhone 8 to iPhone 12 Pro. The difference in camera quality is striking.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
I think he means if everyone on AT&T experiencing the issue ran trace route to example.com some common hops would emerge, which would be a place to start investigating.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
I know, I was just using it as kind of an example of what I want and of a similar problem. Maybe not the right example.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Are we talking about different things? ASN.1 does more or less what I was hoping Kaitai can do. Where's the breakthrough? I just want to be able to describe network protocols in some "language" and generate code that can seri
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Yikes, huge limitation. Guess I won't be looking into this any further.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Sitting on what appears to be a park bench isn't what I would call "quarantine life". That one should probably be a couch.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
I doubt $5.6 million would even cover the salary of all engineers and workers involved. This operation began last year and won't finish any time soon.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
If you’re looking for a 13” I’d hold out for the Thinkpad X1 Nano, which is going to have a nice 16:10 anti-glare IPS screen as an option.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
This all looks very promising but unless a solution for running VMs with an x86 OS/apps materializes my 16" MBP might be my last :-/
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Yes, I have a dedicated room in my 3/2 house that I use as my office. Even before the pandemic I worked from home two days every week, so I was already set up for remote work.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
1Password. It’s really polished and works well everywhere I need it. There’s a Linux version in beta now, but even before that the browser extension available on Linux was all I really needed.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Safari
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Yes, and that excellent commit would make an excellent PR all on its own. It’s entirely self-contained and should not be lumped in with some other change, so there is no reason it would be squashed in the first place.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Manjaro+KDE has been my go to since the demise of Antergos. Been working well on a desktop and laptop.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
5. Not usually more than 10. I'm not a tab hoarder.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
One thing I've learned from using i3wm and trying various other tiling shells/scripts over time is a stacking mode is crucial to my workflow. It doesn't look like this has one. There's an outstanding PR to add stacking t
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Sealed classes also mean you don't have to play visibility tricks with your API to prevent an abstract class or interface from being inherited and can safely publish everything as part of your API without worry.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
Maybe I'm just a grumpy old (30-something...) developer now, but I'd prefer not to see emoji in commit messages. It seems unprofessional. I really don't even like seeing those stupid READMEs full of them.
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by kevinherron 6y ago
So... basically pass/fail? Who's gonna get that far but type 'F' instead of 'A' into the HTML they author?

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