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Whether you’re talking about The Crown as the queen, The Whitehouse as the executive branch, or the pen being mightier than the sword, metonymy is a common linguistic device that uses a part as a metaphor for the whole.
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onXmaps | Remote | iOS, Android, Golang | Full Time We are a startup based in Montana. Move here with relocation or work remote. We build a mobile mapping app that helps people get outdoors and do what they love (hunting, offroading, hiking
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4y ago
I learned about skiving when I started researching building a watercooled PC. Optimus is building some nice heatsinks/water blocks in Chicago. They’re using a micro CNC process for very fine fins in their cold plates, and mention some
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5y ago
Wow. Kindness, humility, and courage. What a role model.
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Thanks for this! I didn’t even know it existed. I’ve been frustrated that I can’t add my kids to YT premium since their emails are at my custom domain hosted by g-suite. This feature is worth the hassle of setting up gmail accounts and figu
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5y ago
Setting up a Minecraft server has been a good experience for my kiddo to learn more networking.
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When I broke my clavicle, I rigged up a second keyboard that I could use with my arm in a sling: https://live-fts.flickr.com/photos/lancefisher/4293591069/in... It worked really well! The biggest downside was
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5y ago
In 1904, G.K. Chesterton wrote a fun novel about 1984 London where the king was chosen by lottery called The Napoleon of Notting Hill. I picked it up after the 2016 election since that seemed like such an anomaly. There are some interesting
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Or already lived in Montana ;)
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This is true. You had an IBM or an IBM compatible PC running DOS and then Windows. I was well aware of IBM at a young age.
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I don’t mind it so much for Super Mario World. In the original, you could press the L or R shoulder buttons to scroll the view forward or back. This essentially brings both into view for wide screen.
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6y ago
Not just tiny cars, but scooters. I visited a friend in Beijing before the pandemic, and riding her scooter around town was the best way to travel. Cheap, faster than any alternative, and you can park it anywhere.
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It’s largely not respected anymore. If you are building a React app it’s not really like a webpage. It’s more like an app. JavaScript and a modern browser are expected, and most users are going to have them. However, if you are building a s
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6y ago
This is true for Micron and it’s true for Intel. Strategically, the US needs these fabs.
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6y ago
You're thinking of when they quit providing DDoS protection for The Daily Stormer. I don't think it was an easy decision for him at all. Here's the full quote: >Literally, I woke up in a bad mood and decided someone should
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6y ago
We've found MCreator to be a great way to get into modding Minecraft. It has block programming like Scratch. https://mcreator.net/
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Okay, I was about to go to bed, but read this on my phone and thought I really should reply. My son is 13. We started Scratch when he was 5. It was very slow at first, and the key was helping him do what he wanted to quickly without having
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6y ago
I really recommend checking out The Gaming Historian on YouTube. He did a video on the Game Genie nine years ago. His newer videos are more polished, but even back then it was well done. https://youtu.be/PCvIZ80RIhE
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I really liked Perelandra and the space trilogy books from C.S. Lewis. Recommend read if your interested in exploring the Christian worldview and thoughts on aliens.
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We have several engineering positions open at onXmaps. We’re a mapping app for the outdoors with a good offline experience. Our first app was for hunters, and now we have an offroad app too. Check us out https://www.onxmaps.com&#
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It worked to fix this, so I’m assuming so.
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We found a couple workarounds while Facebook was busy fixing this. 1. Airplane mode 2. Block facebook.com as adult content under Settings | Screen Time | Content Restrictions | Web Content | Limit Adult Websites | Add a site. 3. Block face
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onXmaps | Mobile GIS 3D Engineer | REMOTE | https://www.onxmaps.com/careers | Montana We make mapping applications for the outdoors. The company is strong - people are getting outside more than ever. Our hunt app is #1 in h
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It’s very generous of Gary Hustwit to make his films free right now. He’s being doing one a week. I watched Rams last night and really enjoyed it. Dieter Rams lived in post-war Germany and pretty much invented modern product design. He was
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I ran into this a couple weeks ago getting my son set up for remote school. I ended up buying a 24” Dell monitor with a webcam, speakers, and mic built in. They are surprisingly few choices for monitors like this, but I’m really happy with
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Another alternative is to buy quality in the first place. I spent around $100 on a Patagonia backpack, and it’s been in everyday use for over 6 years and is still fine. If it does fail, Patagonia has an excellent repair program.
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Technics of today are different. They are mostly beams with holes and pins. The old technics were bricks with interlocking bumps on the top as well as holes on the side for pins and axels.
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Some editors do syntax highlight "language injections" or SQL embedded as a string. e.g. Rider by JetBrains: https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2018/10/29/sql-inside-c-st...
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I appreciate write-ups like this, but I really disagree with what seems to be the majority that SQL keywords should be uppercase. It’s one of the last uppercase holdovers from the old days. HTML used to be uppercase as well. Lowercase is ob
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Don’t let them in without a warrant, but perhaps don’t even open the door. A friend of mine had a noise complaint called in on him. They just didn’t open the door when the cop showed up. He eventually went away. Not sure how often it works,
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